lordlucan Posted January 20 Report Posted January 20 I’m Paul. I just bought AV06ZKS a 2005 model 3.0 Sovereign petrol auto. It had two owners and covered 59,000 with a full service history. It seems in good shape but a little tired. It belonged to a local gentleman who doesn’t drive any longer. He had it for 10 years. Im guessing it was one of the last ‘05 models since it wasn’t registered until August 2006. If anyone knows how to figure that out I’d love to know. For now it’s going to sit in storage until I have the time and money to make it the as good as it can be. Quote
N6 JMX Posted January 21 Report Posted January 21 Hi Paul, good for you and welcome to the wonderful world of Jaguar motoring. Perhaps your first port of call could be the JDHT (Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust) where you can purchase a Heritage Certificate that would provide you with all of the appropriate background details for your car. The link below will take you to the JDHT website and the Heritage Certificates pages. Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust N6 JMX Quote
lordlucan Posted January 21 Author Report Posted January 21 Awesome. I’ll have a look and post on whatever I learn. Quote
lordlucan Posted February 3 Author Report Posted February 3 Has anyone been able to get a heritage certificate for an X Type ? I’ve applied but been asked for “3 out 4 of the following” VIN number, Engine Number, Body number, Gearbox number. They go on to explain that the body number won’t be found as it’s “in the white” meaning not visible and that the gearbox number is where you won’t find it without taking the gearbox out. They need 3 out of 4 for security reasons. Well the VIN and the Engine number are on the document so we are just talking about the gearbox number, yes ? So the only cars with certificates have had their gear box removed ? Surely not. What am I missing ? Quote
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