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2008-12-26 23:54:06 |
Heritage Certificates
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Mark Stephenson 
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Dave, Generally they are pretty accurate. They were hand written by people with varying degrees of penmanship, so sometimes details weren't weren't entered properly, but to get an incorrect dealer would be pretty difficult unless they automated it with shortcut keys and someone hit the wrong key. If you haven't asked this over on Jag-Lovers, you should try there. There are bound to be a lot of Scots who have lived through the sixties and could tell you from personal experience. Mark Stephenson, JCCA |
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2008-12-29 16:08:48 |
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Dan Lokun 
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Edited on 2008-12-29 16:13:22 I have found Certs to be accurate. I have only dealt with the New Jersey Cert issuing staff and have found the service first rate. I wonder if any Certified inaccuracy is made into "fact" by the official status of the Cert??? I have never heard tell of anyone amending/correcting a Cert. or the archives. I do not know if JDHT even cares to correct the JagCar Co official records. JDHT may feel its duty is to merely report "what's there" or is "available officially". Do we expect an archive facility to do more for us than supply the raw data available? Obviously, the Cert establishes a car's original specs and its first delivery destination (for Canada it appears to be, invariably, the Jag branch plant known as "JEC") but then you're own your own. JDHT could/would not help with tracing a rare XJ-S Junior (no VIN + no records = no further action, with a few "not a car anyway" comments added on). I went so far as to have a webpage created to farm for more information on the XJ-S Junior .... I also at a dead-end (so far) on a Winnipeg (Canadian) '59 Mk IX. On the positive side, the Jag community usually falls over itself to help one another get to the bottom of things. D Lokun OJOA whoit the hey, check out: www.ontariojaguar.org |
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2009-01-01 08:10:36 |
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John |
Dave, I work as a volunteer for Mark Dale at www.classic-Car-Heritage.com If you let me have your vin # I'll check out the Appleyard query for you, regards, John. |
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2009-01-01 14:14:14 |
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John |
Dave, your car was built on 13th August 1964, Sherwood Green paint, Suede Green trim. The dealership was Cycle and Carriage company, this particular dealership was famous for exporting cars to Singapore? There is definitely no reference to Appleyard on original records. Hope this information helps you Dave. Sincerely, John. |
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2009-01-01 16:33:01 |
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John |
Hi Dave, no owner or registration shown on original records, sorry. Regards John. |
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2009-01-01 18:54:07 |
Re.: Heritage Certificates
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John |
Records do not show this information, however I will see what I can find out, regards John. |
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2009-01-02 11:55:24 |
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John |
A pleasure Dave, fraternally John. |
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2009-01-02 15:55:10 |
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Robert Sheridan 
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I have just purchased a 1952 XK120 which was converted over to another race car bode in 1955. It is missing the ID Plate. The Chassis No is 670640. Can someone please tell me where to apply for a Heritage Certificate? Does anyone know where I can obtain a new ID plate and can I fill in the info once I get back the Heritage Certificate? Will it tell me the original colors, engine #, etc? Thanks, Bob Sheridan Here's a picture of the XK120 race car. 1953 XK120 OTS 1964 Mark 10 1987 XJ6 |
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2009-01-03 11:09:02 |
Re.: Heritage Certificates
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John |
Bob, you can get certificate of authentication from 2 sources, JDHT or www.classic-car-heritage.com good luck, John. |
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2009-01-03 12:27:28 |
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Robert Sheridan
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Thanks John. 1953 XK120 OTS 1964 Mark 10 1987 XJ6 |
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2009-03-01 07:46:00 |
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Bleasie 
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You wrote Bob, you can get certificate of authentication from 2 sources, JDHT or www.classic-car-heritage.com good luck, John. Bleasie writes JDHT is the best place to go as all the records & build sheets are held there so there are several routes they can take Julia is the contact Anders sigs them from My data base for Cabriolets which contains info on the 5013 t taken over 18 years from the archives at JDHT I can tell you the Day of the week the car was built Bleasie International Cabriolet Register XKR Silverstone Register Jaguar Super Car |
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2009-03-01 09:03:26 |
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George Camp 
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Bleasie welcome--but for folks in JCNA (or in this continent) they get the same cert. as JDHT issued from Mahwah (Jaguar NA) and at a discount if members! Thanks for the pictures of the Burberry Had heard of them but do not think I had seen one-is the tartan pink or is it just the pics? JCRC SE JCNA Publications JCNA Authenticity help line |
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2009-03-01 09:16:47 |
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Robert Stevenson |
I would suggest that anyone using any site other then JDHT check the E-Type Lovers archives. There was a lengthy discussion about this in the past week or so concerning Jaguar production records and according to the chief archivist at JDHT a film of these records "walked" away from the JDHT a few years ago. Nuff said! |
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2009-03-01 23:05:51 |
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Robert Stevenson |
Yes they did on a technicality and many find it strange that "they"will not address how they obtained Jaguar build records. |
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2009-03-01 23:31:51 |
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Cliff Burk |
While on my honeymoon in July 2005, a few days after they closed the production line, my bride dragged me to the JDHT where Julia helped me locate the birth records of my 2 E-Type OTSs. As I turned through the pages showing 20 cars per page (running across 2 pages - see how I'm stretching my arms?) I saw very few cars with the first owner named. I was advised that names were added if 1) the car was ordered via a dealership or 2) if the warranty card/info was submitted through channels AND if the book was appended months/years later. I know I submitted my warranty card in Dec 1970 and I got the Protect-O-Plate (or whatever it was called), but my name wasn't listed 35 years later. Cliff Burk JAGIN Bloomington IN '69 XKE OTS '70 XKE OTS (original owner) '06 X-Type (original f |
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2009-03-02 12:14:15 |
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George Camp
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Cliff LOL you mean the "Customer Identification Plate'? That was issued here in the good old US of A and the warranty records etc. were all dealt with by Jaguar US (or actually BL). In anycase they did not forward those names back to Coventry to be added. The few first owners for the US I have seen were from a European "pick-up" Sad thing is I think I remember when Jaguar moved to Mahwah seeing those files dumped--while I was dumpster diving with Karen Miller and Mike Cook. JCRC SE JCNA Publications JCNA Authenticity help line |
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2009-03-02 21:32:20 |
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Cliff Burk |
George, Yep, that's the plate! Wish I'd been there in the dumpster with you guys. I might've found my name there. Cliff Burk JAGIN Bloomington IN '69 XKE OTS '70 XKE OTS (original owner) '06 X-Type (original f |
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2009-03-08 12:22:42 |
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Bleasie
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Bleasie welcome--but for folks in JCNA (or in this continent) they get the same cert. as JDHT issued from Mahwah (Jaguar NA) and at a discount if members! Thanks for the pictures of the Burberry Had heard of them but do not think I had seen one-is the tartan pink or is it just the pics? George Camp Hi george No its not Tartan its as the name suggests Burberry There are two Blue And Brown Burberry manufacturers of very Expensive Clothing Mainly for the Hunting Shooting & Fishing set But over the last few years has been taken up by the young kids in UK sort of status symbol. CHAVS Bleasie International Cabriolet Register XKR Silverstone Register Jaguar Super Car |
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2009-03-08 12:29:47 |
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Bleasie
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General Question from a NEWBIE Is there anyway to be informed that a post has been answered Like Jag Lovers & JEC Forums. Bleasie International Cabriolet Register Jaguar Approved. Bleasie International Cabriolet Register XKR Silverstone Register Jaguar Super Car |
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2009-12-28 13:25:55 |
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Steve Rall |
Where do you send the information to obtain a Heritage certificate,and what do the need? How long does it usually take? Thanks Steve |
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2009-12-28 14:37:33 |
Re.: Heritage Certificates
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Steve Rall |
Where do you send the information to obtain a Heritage certificate,and what do the need? How long does it usually take? Thanks Steve |
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2009-12-28 14:53:08 |
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Ginger Corda 
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Hi, Steve, The following info is on our Library section .... ordering is easy and takes only weeks. Discount for JCNA members ($25 instead of $40). You need to provide the items listed. Call Mike Cook with any further questions. I framed my certificates with car-color-matching matting, and they look great! "I am very pleased to advise that we are now able to provide Jaguar vehicle build data from our US headquarters in Mahwah, NJ. This vehicle information service is available to any Jaguar owner and will be furnished providing the owner-applicant can provide proof of personal ownership of the vehicle in question. We are presently able to provide data on the following vehicles: Swallow Sidecars (1937) SS & SS Jaguar (from 1931) Jaguar Daimler (partial records only; please inquire) The enclosed form (click on link to open and print from your browser) must be completed by the owner and returned to us with proof of ownership; e.g. vehicle registration, title or a notarized bill of sale in the applicant's name. Send only one proof, please. Requests for vehicle information are handled in the order in which they are received. We anticipate that it will take no more than 4 weeks to process your request after we receive the completed. Form. A preliminary report will be issued which we will ask you to verify prior to printing the final 8x12 certificate. The charge is $40.00 per vehicle inquiry. These proceeds are used to support our full range of vehicle and other available archival research services. Please read the attached form for further details and special comments for members of the Jaguar Clubs of North America. Best regards Michael L. Cook Jaguar North American Archives 555 MacArthur Blvd. Mahwah, NJ 07430 (201) 818-8144 Fax: (201) 818-8464 " Ginger |
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2010-02-05 23:19:40 |
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Doug Young |
This may not be the best place to seek advice but here's hoping. I am looking at purchasing an XK120OTS in Delaware. Is there any way I can confirm the correct engine and gearbox numbers are fitted (all mechanical details look correct). But the ID plate while showing correct numbers omits prefixes for engine (W) and gearbox (JH or SH). I have heard of some mistakes occurring - humans and all - but these seem very peculiar mistakes to have been made. Doug Young |
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2010-02-07 13:03:38 |
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Ginger Corda
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Edited on 2010-02-07 13:09:14 Do a quick check at www.xkdata.com ... the listing may help with those numbers. There is a guide to the numbers on this page: http://www.xkdata.com/resources/read/?id=1 I'm sure others can offer more assistance. Ginger |
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