Jaguar Mk2 3.8 Stolen - Reg 2802 MV Chassis No. 801
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Jaguar Mk2 STOLEN.
My car was stolen from outside my house in the Petersfield area of Hampshire on the morning of 27th January. It is an unrestored, low mileage, three owner vehicle... not perfect but with a 'lived in look'... having said that it had recently had £5k + spent on an engine rebuild.
Jaguar Mk 2 3.8 1960 Reg. 2802 MV
British Racing Green BRG wire wheels
Chassis No. 200801 Engine No. LA3756 8
Green leather seats - drivers seat has a six inch rip. There are new green seat belts to front and rear.
Mileage approx. 48,500 The car was stolen with no keys, so I assume it will need new locks all round.
If you see the car or become aware of a suspicious vehicle that fits the above description please contact me or Hampshire police (PC Gott Tel. 01962 871350).
Many thanks Jon Curry Tel. 01730 233831 Mob. 07881 657422
My car was stolen from outside my house in the Petersfield area of Hampshire on the morning of 27th January. It is an unrestored, low mileage, three owner vehicle... not perfect but with a 'lived in look'... having said that it had recently had £5k + spent on an engine rebuild.
Jaguar Mk 2 3.8 1960 Reg. 2802 MV
British Racing Green BRG wire wheels
Chassis No. 200801 Engine No. LA3756 8
Green leather seats - drivers seat has a six inch rip. There are new green seat belts to front and rear.
Mileage approx. 48,500 The car was stolen with no keys, so I assume it will need new locks all round.
If you see the car or become aware of a suspicious vehicle that fits the above description please contact me or Hampshire police (PC Gott Tel. 01962 871350).
Many thanks Jon Curry Tel. 01730 233831 Mob. 07881 657422
That is very sad news, you have my sympathy's.
Last year a Mk10 was stolen, not perhaps one of the shiniest examples around but certainly to the owner and his wife, their pride and joy. He posted the theft on every single website and forum till ultimately he made the car too "hot" to handle and I believe it was abandoned down some lane for them to recover; thankfully it avoided the banger track.
I urge you to do the same, in the meantime my condolences.
Last year a Mk10 was stolen, not perhaps one of the shiniest examples around but certainly to the owner and his wife, their pride and joy. He posted the theft on every single website and forum till ultimately he made the car too "hot" to handle and I believe it was abandoned down some lane for them to recover; thankfully it avoided the banger track.
I urge you to do the same, in the meantime my condolences.
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