Two of the line-up of cars including Rolls Royces, Range Rovers and a one-off Lamborghini have parking tickets, while one Mansory has a crack next to its exhaust pipe.
On Thursday, a judge declared Stunt a £14million bankrupt and blasted his ‘appalling’ bid to dodge paying creditors.
The playboy ex-husband of Formula One heiress Petra Ecclestone issued a bombastic response, vowing: ‘I’m going to win this silly bankruptcy.’
But his former father-in-law Bernie Ecclestone described him as a ‘clown’ who is ‘probably the worst of everything’.
He said he was ‘probably living a pitiful life’ due to restrictions on his spending imposed by police.
Admitting he himself was probably owed ‘millions’, Mr Ecclestone added: ‘The bottom line is, anything I did in the past was to help him, for the good of Petra, the good of his wife, and I knew exactly what the result was going to be.
He said: ‘In my opinion, when he was first with Petra I thought he was a nice guy. Nothing wrong with him at all, good company, good guy. Trying to do the best he was doing.
‘And that’s the only reason I gave any help. To try to help him get on. I just think there’s something a little bit wrong with him, that’s all. I don’t think it’s his nature.’
Stunt’s lawyer told the High Court his client was ‘very, very’ rich but did not have access to his money. A court has frozen Stunt’s assets – including his homes and beloved supercars – under a ‘proceeds of crime’ restraint order.
But the brash Surrey-born bullion dealer, who enjoyed a private education, complained: ‘I have to be the richest man that has ever just been made bankrupt – all because of this restraint nonsense.
'I can’t let my ego get in the way right now, because I’m going to win this silly bankruptcy.’
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