The Prisoner Moke - unraveling its past

The story is that after filming the series The Prisoner in 1967, the car was given to one of the film crew. And when this Englishman, supposedly a camera man, moved to Amsterdam he took the famous Moke with him. He hired a room in central Amsterdam, probably drove it for some time, only to store the car in the hallway of this canal house. From the 1970s up until 2004 it languished in this unlikely hallway storage, buried under more and more boxes and bikes. 

But then, in 2004, it was moved and brought over to the east of The Netherlands, or so it turns out now. Pictures of the move have emerged thanks to Jelle Blom, who flashed them over a while ago. Jelle: "It was given away for free, on the condition that the bikes were taken with it also." Good deal, I'd say. Olivier Bos believes it's right: "Yes, it was stored in a house on the canals since the 1970s when the owner's family moved it. I think this was a nephew of the owner of the canal house, in which this Englishman had his room." 

We know the rest of the story, well almost. Olivier sold the car in an auction in 2015 and Phil Caunt became the new owner. Phil lovingly restored the car, but decided to sell it last year, also in an auction. Where it went next? He doesn't know. Phil: "On the day of the auction, I did speak to a member of the auction team, who said they believe it was sold to a UK based buyer... After that I know nothing." Maybe you do?