1999 Bentley Arnage

History

UK RHD specification, first registered on 16^th April 1999
Finished in the desirable and attractive colour combination of Peacock Blue (metallic) coachwork (Colour code 9560007) with Magnolia Hides (A3997) piped with Peacock blue (A4466) and supplied with rare sunroof option
Acquired by the second owner Mr Ronald Alan Waight of Heathfield, Sussex, on 19^th November 1999 when the car was just six months old. Mr Waight kept the car for a further seven years before selling to the previous owner on 10^th March 2006
Supplied new by main agents Harwoods of Sussex and maintained by them until 2004, at which time mileage was recorded at 47,826. The service book documents seven services completed by Harwoods throughout that time as outlined below
Harwoods – 12^th May 1999 @ 50 miles
Harwoods- 10^th April 2000 @ 7755 miles
Harwoods – 26^th April 2001 @ 16817 miles
Harwoods – 2^nd January 2001 @ 27960 miles
Harwoods – 25^th September 2002 @ 38586 miles
Harwoods – 16^th July 2003 @ 44394 miles
Harwoods – 15^th December 2004 @ 47826 miles
Acquired by the previous owner and respected collector, Mr Andreas Ugland of Uckfield, Sussex, on 10^th March 2006. Further service work is evidenced by a stamp from Bentley Hampshire on 8^th November 2007 @ 49869 miles
Andreas Ugland was born on 8^th March 1955, a respected Norweigan businessman, Investment banker, shipping merchant, motor enthusiast and resident of George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
He was the founder and curator of the famed Cayman Motor Museum, which opened in May 2010 near the Cayman Turtle Farm in West Bay, Grand Cayman. The impressive facility was a dedicated 12,000 square foot automobile museum which displayed his collection of over eighty classic collector’s cars, motorcycles, paintings, photographs and local artifacts
According to an affidavit retained within the history of the Bentley, Mr Ugland imported the Arnage into the Cayman Islands on 15^th March 2010 where it was subsequently displayed within his museum until his untimely passing in March 2020
Retained within the history are a number of ‘Certificate of vehicle ownership registration’ documents from the ‘Cayman Islands Government Department of Vehicle and drivers licensing’ and supporting documents entitled ‘Certificate of Roadworthiness’