Sorry to hear that.
It is a beautiful car!
The first thing i'd check is the DVLA.
Any car siezed without the owner's knowledge have to follow strict procedures.
Even if it is siezed by the local council, they can only remove it with the DVLA's authority, whereby there is a central record of events.
IF it has been taken by the police, council or other "official body", then the DVLA HAVE to have a record.
Unfortunately, the owner only has a short time to act on it before it is legally crushed, and lost. So please hurry!
Whomever was "looking after" the car while your mate was away needs his kneecaps removed with a hammer and chisel!
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