Stolen XKs

The following XK 140 DHC RHD has until now been listed in the stolen XK section of the site. Thanks to one of our devoted members we have been reminded that this car was in fact recovered back in early 2005.

RECOVERED XKs

If anyone has had any further information on the whereabouts of the above listed cars, please email: abigail@xkclub.com

120 OTS in Brussels, Belgium XKG, July 1999

• Chassis number 660037

150 DHC in London, XKG, November 2002

• Chassis number S827308

120 OTS in Queensland, Australia, XKG, April 2005. Chassis recovered

• Chassis number 660034

The following details were recorded in the March 2002 Issue of the XK Gazette, by David Bentley:

S667040 Manuafactured (Man) Sept '53.  Reg KEA 91 (West Bromwich).  I spotted KEA 91 on 29 Mar '75, coloured red.  An entry appeared in the 1992 JDC XK Register Supplement - owner Robbie Blunt of Gwent, colour black.  Subsequent register entries have not changed.  However, on page 29 of the Jun '96 Jaguar Driver magazine, the car was reported by David Owens (presumably the new owner) of Gwent as stolen - "colour Black.  The vehicle was stolen from Trellech, Nr Monmouth, Gwent, on the night of Thursday 25 Apr '96.  Restoration had almost been completed - interior door panels and carpets are missing". [Distributor:P.J. Evans, Brimingham.  Sold, via Ashmores, to Mr: R.P. Lovell, Stourbridge. Birch Grey/Red/French Grey. 1st RHD SE]

Chassis no. S831570, XK 150 Roadster (OTS), stolen in Le Minihic sur Rance, Northern Brittany, near Dinard, France.

1951 JAGUAR XK120 ROADSTER

REG No: NVS532
CHASSIS No: 671785

White bodywork with red leather interior, chrome wire wheels with white wall tyres, wing mirrors, mascot, luggage rack, twin competition exhausts, number plate now on wing.

Car taken around five days ago from private premises at Colden Common, near Southampton, whilst owner was away.  Believed to be still in the Southampton area but please be on the alert for this nationwide. Bright red Pajero seen in the area acting suspiciously. There is a substantial reward offered for information leading to the recovery of this car.

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1959 JAGUAR XK150 ROADSTER Stolen on 26 September 2007,  from Forney, Texas (near Dallas).

VEHICLE ID number: S831439BW

The Jaguar was taken out of a locked and chained barn.  The thieves ripped a very large metal door completely off the building to get to the XK which had been stored there for many years.

The vehicle has a white body with tan softtop, it is unusual as the body is an XK 150, the chassis is from an XK 140, therefore it has a drum instead of disc brakes.  The original XK150 was an automatic, but the chassis is a manual transmission and there is also evidence of the re-fit with the centreline hump having been reconfigured for the stick.

If you have any information regarding this car, or any other car listed on this page, please contact Abigail at the XK Club on +44 (0)1584 781588 or via email abigail@xkclub.com