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In July 2004, it beat Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and James Bond's Aston Martin in a Post Office poll to find the UK's "all-time favourite, famous, car". 30 Apr 02 |  The 1960 car, made famous by the late John Thaw as the crossword, opera and real ale-loving Oxford detective, was snapped up by a UK-based businessman. The car's most recent owner, a property management firm in north east England, found the car was reasonably presentable and driveable but was in a poor condition. He said he will allow his purchase to be seen by the public at events and shows across the UK. Believe it or not, these women are all in their eighth decade. The famous burgundy-coloured Jaguar car driven by TV detective Inspector Morse will be auctioned tonight and could fetch as much as £80,000.

The Jaguar is not self-drive but comes inclusive with chauffeur and security. The price included buyer's premium. Ending Jun 13 at 9:45PM BST 6d 17h From United Kingdom Scale: 1:72. will combine postage with any other item. We are no longer accepting comments on this article.Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media GroupTV sleuth Inspector Morse's famous Jaguar was sold for £53,000 - a record figure for the type of car, Coys auction house said.Treat yourself to the perfect entertainment bundle with NOW TV's offersGet a discount code to save on your internet securityDiscover a range of promo codes on kitchen appliancesListen to podcasts and books for less with these offersWildcat 'size of medium dog' spotted strolling through CambridgeCCTV captures group fleeing police in Tyseley, BirminghamBrazen thieves steal catalytic converter from car in 20 secondsSweat pours out from healthcare worker's hazmat suitMan is seriously injured after being shot by armed policeThe adorable cat with four-inch legs who has gone viralShocking clip shows moment fight erupts on train in LondonFinding Freedom author: Meghan's 'Duchess Difficult' label was racistDogs staggering transformation after being covered in tar and debrisLindsay Birbeck's teenage killer Rocky Marciano Price with bin'Disappointed' student believes she deserves three A's in resultsVladimir Putin announces Russia approved first ever Covid vaccineMichael Cohen reveals his bombshell book about Donald Trump: he witnessed 'golden showers, tax fraud, a...At last... great news for the plucky few!

Asset managers Walker Singleton said the car "fully realised" its estimate but did not disclose the exact price. The car is said to be the world's most recognisable Mk II Jaguar John Thaw with Morse creator Colin Dexter and the Jaguar in 1999 Inspector Morse Diecast Jaguar MkII Car Keyring Cased Collectable.

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He … Following a career of near-misses that often had the hearts of classic car lovers in their mouths, the Inspector Morse Jaguar mark 2 used in the series was sold in November 2005 for over £100,000. CORGI 96682 - INSPECTOR MORSE for sale at 36.99. "The Mk II jaguar of that class is normally worth about £6,000," he added.Last November, Morse creator Colin Dexter handed the keys of the Jaguar to lawyer James Went, 25, who had won the vehicle in a competition organised by Carlton Television and Woolworth's stores.Mr Went said at the time that he was determined to drive the car rather than sell it.But later Coys was contacted and told that the car was being sold by a business colleague of Mr Went.The car, which has a black vinyl roof, featured in all 33 Inspector Morse episodes.The last episode, in which Morse died, was screened in November 2000.During the 13 years of filming of the series, the Jaguar was garaged in London and taken by transporter to the locations.The steering and brakes have been overhauled, the off-side doors refurbished, the bumpers and chromework replaced and the inside has new carpets and new wood veneer.In Dexter's books, Morse originally drove a classic Lancia.But a Jaguar was chosen when the TV series began in January 1987 and Dexter changed Morse's car to a Mk II in subsequent reprints of the earlier novels.No comments have so far been submitted. Entertainment Showing light surface rust in places. Been sat in the garage gathering dust ever since.. Entertainment

The Jaguar was sold in a sealed bid tender by the liquidators of a firm that had previously owned it. EUR 5.61. "The car was sold to an English gentleman from Sunderland for £53,000 - it's the record that we have received for such a car," he said. The London company which auctioned the car last night said there had been a lot of interest in the 1960 burgundy Jaguar Mk II, which became a trademark feature of the series, driven through the picturesque streets of Oxford by the late John Thaw, who played Morse.The buyer was thought to be a man from Sunderland, who intended to keep the car in the UK, a spokesman for Coys said. Scale: 1:64 Colour: Red. CORGI 96682 INSPECTOR MORSE JAGUAR MkII (1st Version) RARE from my collection . The 2.4 litre car, which has a top speed of 120mph and 79,460 miles on the clock, has been described as "the most recognisable Mark II Jaguar in the world". For sale jag mk2 in red, lovely model and a must have if you are in to your jags. The new owner said the car "deserves to be seen and appreciated by all". EUR 8.15 postage. £29.99 + £26.25 postage. RELATED INTERNET LINKS: New listing Job Lot Models X3 ‘A TEAM VAN’ ‘INSPECTOR MORSE JAGUAR’ ‘E-TYPE’ All MIB 1/72. 11 Jul 05 |  Howard Eastwood, who handled the sale, described the interest in the car as "extraordinary, reflective of the high affection and recognition the car has, not just in the UK, but around the world". It has since undergone a substantial restoration and all mechanical components have been reconditioned, replaced or repaired. corgi inspector morse jaguar mk. The 1960 car…