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The Kentuckiana Jaguar
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Area 51
Vol. 29, No. 8 – August 2013
Jaguar F-Type Test Drives at Jaguar of Louisville
Wes Martin puts a grin on Hans Albertsen’s face
Photo © Joyce Albertsen
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Area 51 is affiliated with JCNA – Jaguar Clubs of North America
Table of Contents
Summertime …......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Publisher’s Note ................................................................................................................................................. 2
2013 Events Schedule .............................................................................................................................................. 3
JCNA 2013 Events ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Annual General Meeting (AGM) Reports from Dallas / Fort Worth March 21-23, 2013 ................................. 8
2014 AGM to Cambridge: Plans Moving Forward ............................................................................................... 13
2013 Challenge Championship Trip to Richmond, Virginia ................................................................................. 14
2013 Challenge Championship: a Pride of Jaguar in Richmond ................................................................... 17
Club Notes ............................................................................................................................................................. 19
Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51......................................................................................................................... 19
April 3, 2013 Meeting Minutes.................................................................................................................... 19
May 1, 2013 Meeting Minutes ..................................................................................................................... 20
July 10, 2013 Meeting Minutes ................................................................................................................... 20
Cars & Coffee on Second Saturdays throughout Summer ............................................................................... 21
Events and Outings ................................................................................................................................................ 22
Spring Fling Saddlebred Horse Farm Tour Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip Saturday, April 20th, 2013 ...... 22
F-Type Unveiling at Three Chimneys Farm, Midway Saturday, April 27th, 2013 ........................................... 30
Planes & Automobiles Saturday May 18th, 2013.............................................................................................. 44
2013 Jaguar Clubs of North America Judging School & Concours Training Saturday May 11, 2013 ........... 50
Concours d’Élégance 2013 St. Joseph Children’s Home Saturday June 1st, 2013 .......................................... 52
Jaguar News & Views............................................................................................................................................ 69
Jaguar Prices 2014 F-type Supercharged V-6 Model Starts at $69,895 ......................................................... 69
Jaguar Auction Results SCM April 2013.......................................................................................................... 70
From the Editor ..................................................................................................................................................... 73
Jaguar To-Do List ............................................................................................................................................ 73
Jaguar Drivers’ Club History and Membership Benefits ...................................................................................... 74
JCNA Regalia ................................................................................................................................................... 75
Commercial Advertising Rates ......................................................................................................................... 76
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Membership Application / Renewal & 2013 Dues Statement ....................................... 76
Jaguar
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Area 51
Volume 29, No 8 – August 2013
President
Walt Hancock
Louisville, Kentucky
[email protected]
[email protected]
Secretary
Sue Hall
[email protected]
Treasurer
Elizabeth Amin
[email protected]
Membership Chair
Greg Huelsman
Prospect, Kentucky
[email protected]
Events / Activities Chair
Bill Hall
[email protected]
Past President / Chief Judge
Bill Long
[email protected]
Concours Registrar
Joyce Albertsen
Goshen, Kentucky
[email protected]
Publisher
Harold Leggett
[email protected]
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September 4th – Wednesday,
6:00p Dinner Meeting at Champps
Americana, 302 Bullitt Lane
th
September 8 – Sunday, 1:00p
9:15a Spring Fling Road Trip to
Saddle Bred Farm, meet at WalMart on Shelbyville Road
The Kentuckiana Jaguar
Harold Leggett, Publisher
Louisville, Kentucky 40207
Wayne Miller, Editor
Summertime …
2013-14 Leadership
Vice President / Editor
Wayne Miller
Floyds Knobs, Indiana
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Some clubs meet for a rally drive, have lunch, talk cars, and go home. Other clubs emphasize track days, or possibly
racing. Our club, the Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51 (JDC51) tends toward road trips to interesting and fun places
combined with fine dining and excellent camaraderie. Sure, we do love a good Concours and an occasional technical
session, but we are social drivers first and foremost. At our social events, car shows, Concours, track days, and tech
sessions, we make new friends, learn new things, and have experiences that create lifetime memories.
I thought I knew a lot about cars when I joined JDC51. But through
the club I became exposed to new ways to look at cars in
general and Jaguars in particular. Other members bring a
broad spectrum of experiences and ideas about old and
new Jaguars, fun things to do, and fun places to go. I have
become more of a fan of the marque, if that is possible.
April of 2013 brought two new and thoroughly enjoyable
events: a first-time trip to a Saddlebred horse farm, then an
early morning trip to Lexington and Three Chimneys Farm
for the introduction of the Jaguar F-Type, followed by the
Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event sponsored by Land Rover,
the other half of Jaguar Land Rover USA.
Once again, Bill and Sue Hall organized and provided splendid
vision and leadership for the Saddlehorse farm trip, followed by
the short drive to Claudia Sanders’ Dinner House for a
delightful luncheon. A week later, Greg Huelsman pulled the
club together for a splendid turnout to see, and hear, the
delicious and exotic Jaguar F-Type. Zowie!
While April was a transitional month, May began the process of Concours preparation, with Bill Long’s JCNA Judging
School on the 11th followed by Ann and Roger Lawson’s sponsorship of a road trip to Elizabethtown airport, the Swope
Auto Museum, and Tony York’s on Main, all on the 18th.
Next up was the Concours d’Élégance on June 1st, our biggest event of the year. Details follow!
I hope to see you and your Jaguars at the September 4th dinner meeting. Come early and let’s visit.
See you soon, Walt …
Publisher’s Note
October 2nd – Wednesday, 6:00p
Dinner Meeting, location TBA
October 4 -6 - Louisville
th
th
Concours d’Élégance, French
Lick Resort, West Baden
Springs, Indiana
October 19th – Saturday, Harvest
Home Dairy tour, Dinner at Our
Best Restaurant, Smithfield
Please be in touch with Walt Hancock or Bill Hall about events, ideas, and calendar changes. Should you spot an error
in the CatScan, please email Wayne Miller [email protected] or Harold Leggett [email protected].
Please send along stories, notes, and items for publication, and do feel free to drop me a note at any time.
Best, Harold …
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2013 Events Schedule
Date / Time
Event / Details
Location / Sponsor
January 9th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
February 6th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
March 6th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
March 21st-23rd, 2013
Thursday-Sunday
March 23rd, 2013
Saturday, 9:30a
April 3rd, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
April 20th, 2013
Saturday, 9:15a
April 27th, 2013
Saturday, 8:00a
May 1st, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
May 11th, 2013
Saturday, 10:00a
May 18th, 2013
Saturday, 8:45a
June 1st, 2013
Saturday, 10:00a
June 12th-16th, 2013
Saturday, 10:00a
July 10th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
July 20th, 2013
Saturday, 9:00a
August 7th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
August 24th, 2013
Saturday, 8:45a
September 4th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
September 8th, 2013
Sunday, 1:00p
October 2nd, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
October 19th, 2013
Saturday
October 6th, 2013
Sunday
November 6th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
December 14th, 2013
Saturday, 11:00a
Monthly Dinner Meeting
BJ’s Restaurant, Oxmoor Center, 502-326-3850 – Sue and Bill Hall
7900 Shelbyville Road, Louisville 40222
Libby Leggett’s ‘Jaguar Manor’ – Harold & Libby Leggett
4722 Brownsboro Road, Louisville 40207
Romano’s Macaroni Grill, 502-423-9220 – Sue and Bill Hall
401 South Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville
Sheraton Grand Hotel DF/W Airport, Texas - JCNA
Jaguar Clubs of North America
Meet at Tyler Village - Bill and Sue Hall
I-265 & Taylorsville Road, in parking lot behind First Federal Bank
Bristol Bar & Grille, Prospect – Elizabeth Amin
6051 Timber Ridge Drive, Prospect 40059
Science Hill, Shelbyville – Bill and Sue Hall
Meet at Wal-Mart on Shelbyville Road in Middletown
Meet at Jaguar Louisville at 800a, drive to Versailles - Greg Huelsman
Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event at Kentucky Horse Park (optional)
Los Aztecas Restaurant, Prospect – Hans & Joyce Albertsen
9207 US 42, Prospect, 40059
Bill Long’s ‘Mahogany House’ – William A. Long, III
2438 Carolina Avenue, Louisville 40205
Airport, Swope Museum, Tony York’s on Main – Anne and Roger
Lawson. Meet in Louisville, drive to Elizabethtown
St. Joseph Children’s Home, Frankfort Avenue
Richard Goldwin, Walt Hancock, Bill Long, Joyce Albertsen
Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel - Greg and Bev Huelsman
Richmond, Virginia
Captain's Quarters Riverside Grille, 502-228-1651 – Sue & Bill Hall
5700 Captains Quarters Road, Prospect 40059
Meet at I-64 & Blankenbaker Road McDonald’s – Harold & Libby Leggett
Jaguar Corral; $15 donation to UK Children’s Hospital, bring lawn chairs
Rocky's Sub Pub, Jeffersonville – Hans and Joyce Albertsen
715 W Riverside Drive, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 – 812-282-3844
Meet at I-71 N Rest Area, mm 13 or I-75 N Rest Area mm 177
Wayne and Judy Miller
Champps Americana, 302 Bullitt Lane, Louisville, 502) 327-3030
Sue and Bill Hall
Polo Tailgate, awards by Seng Jewelers, RSVP to Jaguar Louisville.
Contact Greg Huelsman for details 502Location TBA
www.bjsbrewhouse.com
Fund Raiser and Monthly Dinner Meeting
Goodwood Revival Celebration
www.macaronigrill.com
JCNA 2013 Annual General Meeting
http://www.jcna.com/agm/2013/
Parkland at Floyds Fork & Claudia Sanders
http://www.claudiasanders.com/
www.bristolbarandgrille.com
Spring Fling - Tour of Saddlebred Horse Farm
Road Trip to Shelbyville; lunch at Science Hill
F-Type Jaguar launch at Three Chimneys Farm
Road Trip to farm for Brunch
www.losaztecas.net
JCNA Judge’s Training
http://www.jcna.com/library/concours/
Planes & Automobiles
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51
29th Annual Concours d’Élégance
JCNA Challenge Championship
jcna.com/calendar/flyer/se12-342416919.pdf
www.cqriverside.com
10th Annual Keeneland Concours d’Élégance
www.keenelandconcours.com
www.eatatrockys.com
Dayton Carillon Historical Park
www.daytonhistory.org
www.champps.com
Sophisticated Living Polo Cup
Bullitt Farm at Oxmoor, Louisville
Harvest Home Dairy Tour
Lunch at Our Best Restaurant, Smithfield, Kentucky
www.ourbestrestaurant.com, Hans and Joyce Albertsen
French Lick Springs Resort Hotel, West Baden Springs, Indiana
While unsponsored, a number of members plan to attend: FYI
Carrabba's Italian Grill, 617 S. Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville
502-412-2218, sponsors Sue and Bill Hall
The Pendennis Club, 502-584-4311
218 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky 40202,
harvesthomedairyky.com
Louisville Concours d’Élégance
www.louisvilleconcours.com
www.carrabbas.com
Annual Meeting & Christmas Party
www.pendennisclub.org
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JCNA 2013 Events
February 9, 2013
Jaguar Club of Florida Full Monte Winter Rally, Central Florida. This
Monte Carlo Rally is designed to be a run-for-fun tour that qualifies as a
Rally sanctioned by JCNA. A Rally is not a race and no fast driving is
necessary or advisable. You will drive great roads and visit neat spots
including the The C.A.R.E. Foundation, former home of Maya, our adopted
Jaguar http://www.thecarefoundation.org We will also tour the Mount Dora
Museum of Speed http://classicdreamcars.com/themuseum.html (Rally
entry fee includes admission to the Museum of Speed tour and a donation to
C.A.R.E.) Tom Wright 772 713-3996.
March 23, 2013
The Jaguar Club of Ohio, Beer Brewing and Wine Makingat the Brew Kettle,
8377 Pearl Road , Strongsville. Meet on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 1 p.m. to Brew
Beer with Jim Krause or to make Wine with Dominic Perri at the Brew Kettle. 440239-8788 www.thebrewkettle.com Have Lunch before, or an early dinner, after
the "boil. RSVP by March 16, 2013 to Jim Krause for Beer Brew or to Dominic Perri
for Wine Making. Jim Krause, [email protected], 216-371-4101
April 14, 2013
North Georgia Jaguar Club Spring Slalom Chicopee Woods Ag
Center, Gainesville. This is our spring slalom. Held in the same
location for the past 8 years. First car out at 10:00. $10 for jcna
members, $20 for non members. Fun runs available after the
offical runs along with help to make you and your car faster. Dick
Maury 800-331-2193 ext.210, [email protected]
April 16, 2013
The Jaguar Club of Ohio, Beer Bottling at the Brew Kettle, 8377 Pearl Road,
Strongsville. You can help bottle the brews, even if you didn't help brew back in
March. Come before 7 p.m. for dinner before bottling! Come for the tasting and the
fun! Jim Krause will be our event host. Wine makers will return at another date to
bottle their chosen selections. Look for a wine bottling date soon. Jim Krause,
[email protected], 216-371-4101
April 20, 2013
Jaguar Club of Florida 2013 Concours d'Élégance, WaterFront Inn , The
Villages. Plan on spending a fun weekend at The Villages with your fellow Jaguar
enthusiasts! Friday night informal gathering at the hotel; Concours Saturday
lakeside; ample parking for trailers. The awards banquet is sure to be a
delicious celebration! See flyer for details and registration.Contact Stephen
Handler at 321-751-6760, [email protected]
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April 21, 2013
Virginia Jaguar Club, The Virginia Spring Slalom. Peter Schowalter, 804-784-1915. Mills E. Godwin High School,
2101 Pump Road, Richmond 23238. The Virginia Jaguar Club has had very good results with our slalom course laid
out on the parking lot of the Mills E. Godwin High School, located in the beautiful west end of Richmond, Virginia.
Registration at 8:00a. First Car rolls off at 10:00a. $30 for JCNA members. additional $5 for non members. $5 for
head socks when using club helmets.
May 4, 2013
Jaguar Car Club of North Florida 2013 Jaguar Concours and British Car Show, Francis Field, St. Augustine.
Contact Ian Massey 904-386-9566
May 18, 2013
Missouri Heart of America Jaguar Club, Heart of America Jag Club d'Élégance. Mark Short, 913-940-2082 Fax
913-648-5218 . 2427 Grand Boulevard, Kansas City, MO. The Heart of America Jaguar Concours d'Elegance will be
held at the Crown Center Complex Square in downtown Kansas City, MO. This Complex offers one of the most
stunning venues available for a Concours Celebration. Fountains, full foliaged trees, patio tables and chairs adorn the
Square with shopping and restaurants within close walking distance. In addition we offer a complimentary Hospitality
Party on Friday evening before the Concours at a private residence. This isn't you're normal Hospitality Party! Guests
will enjoy live music, lush gardens and fountains, hors d'oeuvres and a full dinner with an outrageous dessert table.
Transportation will be provided for those who don't wish to drive their Concours Entries once they are washed and
prepped for judging.
May 18, 2013
The Jaguar Club of Ohio, Third Annual Spring Slalom. Sanctioned. St. Joan of Arc Church, 10700 Liberty St.,
Powell, Ohio. Chair: Jim Baker, 614-846-7032 [email protected] 6836 Rieber Street, Worthington, OH
43085. Co-chair: George Keller, 614-885-9248 [email protected]
May 25, 2013
Susquehanna Valley Jaguar Club Concours d'Elegance, Sanctioned. Dave M. Hershey 717-792-5271. Sunset
Lane Park , York. The Susquehanna Valley Jaguar Club will host its annual Concours d'Elegance Saturday May 25th at
Sunset Lane Park in York, Pennsylvania. JCNA rules apply for trophies in Champion, Driven, and Special divisions.
Located in a beautiful park setting with trailer parking onsite, vendors, food caterer, a covered pavilion and air
conditioned restrooms makes this an ideal park site. ‘Best in Show’ and ‘Spirit of the Concours’ will also be
presented. Local Fifes and Drums will provide musical entertainment.
June 1, 2013
Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51 Concours d'Élégance, Walt Hancock 502-897-0742 or
502-262-8267. St. Joseph Children's Home, 2823 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville. 29th Annual
Concours d'Élégance on June 1st is located on the shaded lawn of St. Joseph Children's Home
from 9:00am to
4:00pm with trophies awarded at approx 4:00pm. Food and
parts vendors on-site all day. Car display Friday night,
6:00pm to 9:00pm at Concours site including food
vendors. The Concours is colocated with the British Sports
Club's British Bash.
June 12-16, 2013
Virginia Jaguar Club 2013 Challenge Championship, Ron Gaertner
[email protected], 804-784-6718. Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel ,
Richmond. “Jaguars Going and Coming” featuring: Dave Kinney, Hagerty Price
Guide (formerly known as ‘Cars that Matter’), Ian Callum,Director of Design,
Jaguar. The Virginia Jaguar Club is delighted to announce they will host the JCNA
2013 Challenge Championship, June 12-16, 2013. Please mark your calendars to attend
this North American event. The host venue will be the Wyndham Virginia Crossings, the site
of the very successful and memorable 2011 JCNA A.G.M.
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June 22, 2013
Jaguar Club of Greater Cincinnati, 11th Annual Concours
d'Élégance. Jay Kolb, 513-777-1873. Casa Bianca (former White
House Inn) , West Chester. The 11th Annual Concours will be held in
West Chester on the grounds of Casa Bianca, formerly The White
House Inn, location of the previous eight concours. The traditional
Welcome Reception will be on Friday, June 21.
July 18‐20, 2013
Head for the Mountains with the Carolina Jaguar Club for its
2013 Concours, Switzerland Inn, Little Switzerland, NC,
www.switzerlandinn.com, Harvey Ferris, [email protected].
Head for the Mountains with the Carolina Jaguar Club for its 2013
Concours in the lovely Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. This is
a sanctioned JCNA Concours event, judged by rules at www.jcna.com.
The Switzerland Inn offers a lovely setting on the crest of the Blue Ridge
Mountains and is just a few hundred yards from the Blue Ridge
Parkway near mile post 334. There is a 100% chance of cool weather.
July 20, 2013
Jaguar Club of Pittsburgh Concours at the Pittsburgh Vintage
Grand Prix, D. Bryan Williams, 412-751-2355. Schenley Park, Pittsburgh.
Come join us for our 16th annual Concours and enjoy a weekend of classic
cars, vintage racing, Friday evening dinner and more. Marque of the Year is
MG. Please contact Bryan Williams for more information
[email protected].
July 20, 2013
Illinois Jaguar Club Concours d'Élégance, Michael Belica,
630-204-6322. Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 East Main Street, St.
Charles, Illinois 60174
July 21, 2013
Illinois Jaguar Club Third Annual Jaguar Club Slalom, Mark
Havemann 847-888-3924. Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 East Main Street,
St. Charles, Illinois 60174. Come join us for our Third Slalom. Last
year's event was a huge success, so we are back for another 50 seconds
of fun. Hope to see you there!
August 3, 2013
Jaguar Association of Central Ohio, 41st Annual JACO Concours
d'Élégance, Ursuline College, 2550 Lander Road Ohio. Chair Dominic
R. Perri, 330-467-3953, [email protected], 8661 Melody Lane,
Macedonia, Ohio 44056. Co-chair Irene E. Chudzik, Chief Judge Paul
Cusato, 216-881-7790 business or 216-881-7778,
[email protected]
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August 17, 2013
Jaguar Affiliates Group of Michigan 46th Annual Concours d'Élégance,
Sanctioned. Chuck Diamond 810-688-4168. TriMas Corporation, 39400 Woodward
Ave., Bloomfield Hills . Back by popular demand! The 46th Annual Concours
d'Elegance will again be held in conjunction with the famous Woodward Dream Cruise.
Watch for Flyer and Registration Form coming soon.
August 25, 2013
Wisconsin Jaguars Ltd. Jaguar Concours d'Élégance at the
Masterpiece, Sanctioned. John Boswell 414-764-9391. Veterans Park on
Milwaukee’s Lakefront, Milwaukee. Again this year, The Wisconsin club is
holding their Concours in conjunction with the Milwaukee Masterpiece
weekend of events. All qualifying cars are encouraged to join in on Saturday
for this jcna sanctioned event. Also this year the Jaguar Class for Sunday's
invitational show is Small Saloons. If interested in being part of the Sunday's
limited display (max of 8), contact John A Boswell II at 414-764-9391.
August 24, 2013
Jaguar Association of Greater Indiana 2013 Concours d'Élégance, sanction pending. Tom Wood Jaguar, 4620 E.
96th St., Indianapolis Rick R. Smith, 1681 Expo Lane, Suite E Indianapolis, IN 46214. 317-437-6088. Chief Judge Bill
Millholland, 317-575-8310, [email protected]
September 7, 2013
Smoky Mountain Jaguar Club Concours d'Élégance, Chair Gary
Cobble, 865-689-1349. General Morgan Inn, Greeneville, Tennessee
September 22, 2013
North Georgia Jaguar Club Fall Slalom. This is our Fall
slalom. Held in the same location for the past 8 years. First car
out at 10:00a. $10 for JCNA members, $20 for non members. Fun
runs available after the offical runs along with help to make you
and your car faster. Contact Dick Maury at 800-331-2193, ext
210. Chicopee Woods AG Center , Gainesville
October 6, 2013
North Georgia Jaguar Club Concours d'Élégance, Chattahoochee Country Club, Gainesville, Patty Engelhorn
[email protected] 404-229-1153
? October 11-12, 2013 ?
JAGSL Concours d'Élégance, Jaguars at the Kemp. Sanctioned. Lisa
Hendrix 636-227-2565. Kemp Auto Museum, 16955 Chesterfield Airport
Road, Chesterfield. This is our second year at the Kemp Auto Museum.
This show is one of the largest JCNA concours, and the best weather is in
the month of October for St. Louis, so come join the fun. The Drury Plaza
Hotel is the host hotel, with a Concours at a rate of $99. Call Lisa for
specifics.
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Annual General Meeting (AGM) Reports
from Dallas / Fort Worth
March 21-23, 2013
AGM Report of Club Delegates Wayne and Judy Miller
By Wayne and Judy Miller
We had a good trip to Dallas in Wayne’s Jaguar XJ, in spite of a detour on
I-40, which was closed tight in Arkansas. We arrived Friday afternoon
and checked into the host
hotel. In the evening we
toured Cowboy Stadium
and then dined at a
nearby country club
with other JCNA folks.
car, the F-Type. It
was nifty looking,
but rather blocky
compared to the
sleek 1966 E-Type
sitting next to it.
One clever thing
about the F-type is
that the top serves
as its own cover
when folded – very
compact and lightweight.
On Saturday morning
the Annual General
Meeting began at 8:00
a.m. and we were there!
About 60 delegates
attended, representing
64 different Jaguar Clubs.
We attended the dinner and awards banquet, sitting at a table with some
nice folks from Dallas. However, Wayne’s lunch did not agree with him
so he went to bed while Judy stayed to ‘represent the club’. The awards
ceremony followed dinner, and we won the coveted “Came all the way
from Floyds Knobs” award. Wayne felt fine the next morning, so we lay
around the hotel 'til noon, and then went to visit relatives in Richardson.
We spent the day (and night) with them, heading for home on Monday
morning. We took a big detour around the closed section of I40 between
Little Rock and Memphis, and saw a part of Arkansas (rice fields, I
think) that neither of us has seen before, and the driving was easy and
pleasant. Hardly any traffic, too.
We voted on changes to the bylaws and to the Concours rules and the
slalom rules. Judy was a delegate too (2 votes per club).
The big item of contention concerned the number of judges a club must
have (in its membership) in order to hold a Concours. Presently the
number is five (5), but the people concerned with the increasing
number of Perfect Scores proposed that increasing the number to eight
(8) would somehow solve the problem. Well sir, there was spirited
discussion, with some small clubs saying they couldn’t meet those
numbers, and others who thought that the proposed solution was not
optimal, or even ‘good’.
It was Cold
and Windy the
whole trip.
Snow flurries
between
Nashville and
Louisville.
Arrived home
about 5pm
Tuesday,
where it was
Cold but not
Windy.
The ensuing
voting was
also spirited,
and was
repeated
several times
in order to
account for
the delegates
who also held
proxies. It was
not clear to us
whether this
grand idea
passed or failed, so watch your Jaguar Journal for the result!
The Jaguar ran fine – except for a dragging rear brake. I saw another Jag
just like mine, same color, same year, in the AGM hotel parking lot.
Lucky people!
Judy and Wayne Miller
The meeting broke for lunch at noon, reconvened about 12:45 p.m.,
and ended at 2:30 p.m. There were some seminars but we took a nap. At
6:00 p.m. a cocktail hour featured a showing of the new Jaguar sports
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AGM Report Selections
from Bob Matejek, NC Regional Director
By Bob Matejek, JAGM
… Saturday was the
AGM. At the BOD
meeting, the
discussion was very
involved as to whether
the regional Directors
and Chief Judges
would be required to
have e-mail communication capabilities. It flew through on Saturday.
Members at Large (MAL) are eligible for a regional award in the region
where they live or the region that they choose when they become a MAL.
The minimum number of certified judges in a club, required to get
sanctioning is being increased from 5 to 8 in 2014. The average among
all clubs is around 15.
Gary Kincel was re-elected as NC Regional Director for the coming 2
years. Dick Maury and George Camp were re-elected as President and
Vice President of JCNA for the coming year.
Judges can be borrowed from other clubs. The goal is to improve the
overall judging standards. This proposal passed to increase the number
of certified judges to 8.
The Andrew Whyte Service Award was presented to George Camp of the
Jaguar Society of South Carolina.
Protests will be accepted within 30 days after receipt of the score sheet
rather than 45 days after the event.
With great efforts to control the income and expenses of JCNA, the
national club operated through 2012 in the black, prior to the dues
increase coming in for 2013. The dues increase is still needed to replace
the reserves that were spent over the past few years.
The Fred Horner Sportsmanship Award was presented to Cameron
Sheahan and Carolyn Arnquist of Jaguar Owners Club of Oregon for
participating in 11 sanctioned JCNA car events.
A new Concours Class #22 was added for the new F Type. A proposal
will be presented at the Fall BOD meeting to reduce the number of
classes by combining some classes together.
The Dealership of the Year was presented to Royal Jaguar Land Rover of
Tucson.
There were
numerous
Concours revisions,
mostly editorial to
move sections to
different locations.
JCNA Club Web
Site Excellence
awards were
presented to
Jaguar Club of
Southern Arizona,
Maggie Secker,
Webmaster and
North Georgia Club, Dick Maury, Webmaster.
Discussion Item Championship first
place ties will be
settled with the total accumulated score after the top three scores. This
will encourage more participation and less gaming for trophies. This was
only a discussion item.
The Karen Miller Newsletter Editor Award was presented to Irene Eve
Chudzik with JAGMAG of the Jaguar Club of Ohio.
Stay tuned for next year.
Saturday afternoon, there were seminars on Running a Rally, Cooling
your Old Jag, Preparing your Car for a Concours, and Club Newsletters.
It was clarified that grill badges are not allowed on Championship Cars
except on badge bars. They are not original equipment from the factory
as the Championship Cars are supposed to represent, and there is no
Jaguar Cars part number to them.
Bob Matejek, JAGM, NC Regional Director
AGM Report Selections
from Dennis Eklof, JANE
By Dennis Eklof, JANE (Jaguar Association of New England) Delegate
Gus Niewenhous and I were JANE’s delegates to the 2013 JCNA AGM in
Dallas on March 22 and 23. This article will not go into gory details on
all the resolutions that were passed. Rather, the intent here is to capture
the highlights and tragedies of the weekend.
afternoon when he suffered a severe stroke. He was life-flighted from the
hotel to a hospital. The sad events of his being stricken certainly cast a
pall over the meeting for the entire Dallas club and for all the attendees.
Unfortunately, subsequent events were even worse -- Tom passed away
on Sunday morning. We all offer our condolences to his family and the
entire Dallas club.
I want to first start with the tragedies. The President of the Dallas host
club, Tom McGrath, was helping with the registration desk on Thursday
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The Dallas club deserves a lot of kudos for stepping into the void left
when the Mexico City event was canceled last August. Despite the limited
preparation time, and the trauma of Tom’s stroke, the Dallas folks put
on a first class event. Our hats go off to them for their efforts.
 There has always been confusion over pin striping, and this is one
area where local interpretation has been widespread. The new judging
guide has a detailed table on what is considered by JCNA to be
authentic.
My Main Takeaways
The rules regarding modifications required to enter a car in S3 class
were tightened. This was in response to incidents in the past where
superficially modified cars were entered in the Special classes to avoid
the more intense competition in the Champion and Driven classes.
There are lots of details below about the specifics of the meeting in the
subsequent sections, but for me the main takeaways from the AGM
were:
Given the profusion of permanently installed navigation systems in
newer cars, and the falling prices of aftermarket GPS systems and smart
phones with navigation, GPS devices will now be allowed in JCNAsanctioned rallies.
 Limited attendance: There were only 56 delegates present out of an
eligible 126 from the 63 JCNA clubs. In all fairness to the Dallas club,
they had little time to plan and promote the event, but it is
nonetheless a wake-up call for our 2014 JCNA planning, and a signal
that much attention is needed on a national level to increase club
participation.
 JCNA is turning serious attention to membership programs and to
Concours judging inconsistencies. It is certainly needed and welcome
in both areas.
 JANE is now the largest club in JCNA, and we can all be proud of being
part of making JANE such an active, successful, and most
importantly, fun club while many other JCNA clubs are struggling.
In a modest move toward the 21st century, JCNA Directors must now be
active email users.
While JCNA membership increased modestly in 2012, it had declined
significantly for several years through 2011, so there is an ongoing
concern over membership. The recent strengthening of the JCNA
Membership Committee and JANE member Ed Avis’s addition to the
Passport to Service program (see awards section below) are moves in
the right direction. JANE is fortunate to be growing, and we are now
clearly the largest club in North America.
Friday Social Event
Some clubs seem to have opened their membership to individuals who
are not required to be JCNA members. This is now explicitly prohibited
in the JCNA bylaws.
The Friday social evening was a tour of Cowboys Stadium, and one had
to be impressed with its vast size and opulent clubs and other facilities.
Our tour guide said we had walked about 1 ½ miles during the tour.
Saturday Awards Banquet
Following the tour we were treated to a Tex-Mex buffet at a nearby
country club. You can find some photos on the JANE website.
The awards banquet featured three speakers and the traditional awards
ceremony.
Saturday Business Meeting
Saturday featured the usual business meeting, with about 56 club
delegates and 13 JCNA officials debating and voting on various issues
facing JCNA and its member clubs. Details of the resolutions can be
found in an attachment to the Event Report on the JANE website.
However, here are a few highlights:
The first speaker was a representative of the Virginia club describing the
upcoming 2013 JCNA Challenge Championship they are hosting June 1216 at the Wyndham Virginia Crossing Hotel (the same facility was used
for the 2011 JCNA AGM). This looks like a very nice event and is really an
easy drive from the Boston area. We hope some of our JANE members
will attend. You can see more information about the event at
http://www.jcna2013cc.com.
There is a serious concern at the national level about the inconsistency
in Concours judging standards across the various clubs. It would seem
that for some clubs the scoring in Champion Division revolves around
where in the 99’s your car will fall. There were discussions and
proposals on how to break multiple 100-point ties for national awards.
In contrast, I have been around JANE Concours for a decade, and I can
recall only two 100-point cars in that entire period. While no clear-cut
solution has been found, some constructive resolutions were passed:
I was the second speaker, though I did not speak for long. My purpose
was to pitch the 2014 AGM that we are hosting, and I was greatly aided
in that endeavor by an absolutely fabulous video presentation that Mike
Axford and I developed. We owe Mike many kudos for a really first class
job shooting the video and producing the end result. You can see it on
YouTube at http://youtu.be/siu7Rdi1sv8 or by going to the JANE website
and clicking on the flying banner at the top of the home page. Try it –
it’s really cool.
 Beginning with the 2014 season, for a local club to receive a JCNA
Concours sanction, they must have eight certified judges as active
members on their roster. The previous requirement was five judges.
Many of the smaller clubs opposed this resolution on the basis that
they borrowed judges from neighboring clubs. However, the majority
of the delegates agreed that this increased requirement for judges
training programs would help deal with the judging inconsistencies.
 While the existence of a JCNA judging guide implies that the rules
should be strictly applied in all Concours, there have been
documented instances where local clubs have chosen to “interpret”
the rules to suit their own situations. A clause was added to the
rulebook to explicitly prohibit such local deviations.
The final speaker was Fred Hammond, who is the Jaguar Cars of North
America liaison for JCNA. Fred filled us in on some of the highlights of
Jaguar sales in 2012 and plans for release of new models and new power
trains. You can find a link to a copy of his speech on the Event Report
about the AGM on the JANE website.
JANE received only two awards at the banquet. The first was a Third
Place newsletter article award that went to Tracey Levasseur for her
three-part series “What Is a Concours.” Congratulations Tracey! The
second award went to Ed Avis. JCNA President Dick Maury gave a special
Presidential Award to Ed Avis for his work on the JCNA Passport to
Service program, citing Ed’s extraordinary contribution to revitalizing
this important membership-oriented program. As many of you know, Ed
has done a fantastic job as Membership VP for JANE, and he has
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Dennis Eklof
obviously carried over his enthusiasm and skills to the JCNA stage.
Congratulations Ed!
AGM Report from JCNA
By Jerry Litz & Mike Meyer, AGM Delegates, Jaguar Club of Ohio
AGM delegates at work,
The AGM was held in Dallas and hosted by the Jaguar Drivers Club of
North Texas and Jaguar Owners Association of the Southwest. The
meeting started at 8 a.m. with opening remarks and a brief state of the
JCNA report by JCNA president Dick Maury. In general, JCNA is financially
sound and has remained steady at approximately 5,500 members. Also,
a new club has been formed in New Mexico. Dick advised that an
Electronic Media Committee had been formed and a President’s Award
has been created.
people to donate Jaguar cars, memorabilia and the such in a manner
that provides the donor a tax benefit. The location and details of the
trust are to be worked out by the board. The delegates voted to approve
the proposal.
Then we began work on the agenda items. The complete agenda is
available on the JCNA website for those who are interested. This report
will only focus on the highlights. The agenda started off with four
Discussion items. One of the items had to do with 1st Place ties in the
various classes. It was noted that there are an increasing number of
perfect scores by the end of the Concours season and it was suggested
that a tie breaker be instituted. A score totaling and averaging proposal
was presented as a method to break ties at the national awards level.
After much discussion, the general consensus was that better educated
judges and additional judges training would be a better way to handle
the matter.
The Electronic Media Committee will be responsible for revamping the
JCNA website as well as improving the club’s presence on social media
such as Facebook and Twitter. The President’s Award will be given to the
person that, in the president’s opinion, has made an outstanding
contribution to the club in the previous year.
In addition, Dick put forth a board proposal to create a nonprofit trust
to be operated by JCNA . The purpose of the trust is to provide a way for
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New Business included thirteen items involving corporate and bylaw
policy changes as well as rule change proposals. For the most part these
changes were what could be best characterized as “housekeeping”.
However there were several new business items which should be noted.
into consideration when a club requests sponsorship. Lastly, Fred
announced that Jaguar is looking for XK120s, “C”, “D” and E-types for
use in its marketing displays around the country He asked that
members willing to loan out cars contact him. In return, those loaning
the cars would be invited to participate in the events.
Under the JCNA Administrator items, clubs were reminded of the
importance of keeping club addresses and contact information up to
date. Clubs were also urged to activate the PayPal dues payment option
for new members on their club home pages on the JCNA website. There
is evidence that doing so helps pull in new members. Once payment is
made, JCNA sends the local club a check for their portion of the dues.
Elections for President and Vice President were held. Dick Maury was
elected President and George Camp was elected Vice President. Closing
remarks were made by various board and committee members and the
meeting adjourned at 3 p.m. During the course of the two day AGM a
number of seminars
were held.
Under the JCRC
Proposals there were a
number of rule changes
put forth. Most of these
were clarifications and
minor revisions. One
change that generated a
lot of discussion
concerned the number of
Certified Judges that a
JCNA President Dick Maury picks
club needs to obtain a
up a website award
from Deanie Kennedy.
Concours sanction.
Currently 5 or more
Certified Judges are
required. By a very close vote, this was changed to 8 or more with the
rule taking effect in 2013. The reasoning behind the change relates to
the tie breaker discussion held earlier. It was felt that having more
Certified Judges in each club will help improve the quality and diversity
of judging and reduce the number of ties. During the discussion, the
JCRC chairman reminded clubs of the importance of the Judge Training
Program.
One of the more
interesting was titled
“Growing Your Club
Through Social
Media”. It was
presented by a
marketing director
for Dr. Pepper. If
you thought social
media was a passing
fad, this
Jerry Litz, at left, admires the elegant hotel
presentation will
lobby accoutrements.
convince you
otherwise. The
statistics, market
info and technology associated with social media are overwhelming and
in some cases, especially regarding privacy, scary. There is no question
that, like it or not, use of social media by the clubs will be key to
bringing in new and younger members. There was also a very
informative seminar about Club Newsletters.
Other significant rule changes concern pinstripes and XK engine
cylinder head colors. New charts have been created for both and are
effective this year. Of note is that painted pinstripes are now deemed
non-authentic. Also, the rule was changed concerning the amount of
time allowed to file protests. Rally Committee proposals include rule
changes regarding the use of GPS devices. In a nut shell if the GPS is
“on-board” that is factory installed, its use is permitted. Slalom
Committee proposals were “housekeeping.”
Representatives for the Challenge Championship to be held in
Richmond, Virginia this summer, the 2014 AGM to be held in Boston,
Massachusetts, 2014 Western States event (location to be determined),
and the 2015 AGM to be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania presented
updates for their respective events.
The rest of the meeting was devoted to the nineteen Committee Reports.
These included, Jaguar Cars and JCNA Liaison Reports, JCNA Financial
Report, Membership Report, Publications/Trophy/Regalia Report,
Business/Insurance Report, Legal Counsel Report, and Jaguar Journal
Report, to name a few.
Fred Hammond presented the Jaguar Cars Liaison report. In his report
he noted that sales for both Jaguar and Land Rover are improving and a
number of new Jaguar models are in the works. He feels the future of
Jaguar is very promising. Fred also pointed out that while Jaguar is
willing to assist JCNA and its members, Jaguar expects the clubs to make
it worthwhile. This includes maintaining a list of contacts on both the
JCNA and club websites. They also want to clubs to improve the quality of
their websites and be involved in social media. Jaguar takes all the above
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2014 AGM to Cambridge:
Plans Moving Forward
By Dennis Eklof, Jaguar Association of New England (JANE)
As most of you undoubtedly already know,
JANE is hosting the JCNA Annual General
Meeting on the weekend of April 4, 2014.
This is a huge undertaking for our club, but
I am happy to report that we are moving
ahead aggressively with the event planning.
As chairperson of the planning committee I have a great group of
contributors who are energetically moving forward with planning. The
main features of the event are already finalized:
the evening, but we will keep you posted. As with Friday evening, the
banquet is open to all JANE members.
 The final event of the weekend will be a Sunday breakfast at the Larz
Anderson Auto Museum. While the Museum is not sufficiently large to
handle the 200+ attendees we anticipate on Friday night, we couldn’t
have the national meeting here without tying in such a unique
treasure as LAAM. All JANE members are also welcome at this Sunday
morning event.
If you want to stay up-to-date on what’s going on surrounding this
meeting, go to the JANE website. There you can sign up to get email
updates by clicking the 2014 AGM Info link, and you can read the
notes from all of our
planning meetings by
clicking the JCNA AGM
2014 Planning Notes
link. As the year passes,
we will need more and
more volunteers to
make all this happen, so
give me a shout and join
our group!
 The main venue will be the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Memorial Drive in
Cambridge. It will be a terrific venue for the event, with fine meeting
and banquet
spaces, space for
us to display over
20 cars, and newly
renovated guest
rooms.
 The Friday social
event will feature
an evening at the
MIT Museum, a
short bus ride from
the hotel. We will
be adding some
directly car-related
aspects to the
already fine
museum displays
representing MIT’s
engineering
excellence in
robotics,
holograms, and
other fascinating
engineering marvels. We also plan a fine spread of food and, of
course, a cash bar. The event will be open to all JANE members and
will be an excellent opportunity to see a new aspect of our area’s
culture, as well as meet Jag lovers from around the country. Put April
4th on your calendar!
 During most of Saturday, the delegates to the meeting will be tied up
with discussing and voting on various rule changes that will govern
JCNA events in 2014, but we plan to go all out in organizing a variety
of optional area activities for non-delegate attendees.
 Saturday evening there will be a cocktail reception and the annual
Awards Banquet. This is always a fun evening and another
opportunity to get to know JCNA members from across North
America. We are still working on selecting the main guest speaker for
Speaking of the group, I
need to thank the
members of the AGM
Planning Committee for
the great job they are all
doing toward making
this major event a
resounding success.
John Brady, Margie Cahn,
Chuck Centore, Jim Coull,
Prebble Eklof, John Feng,
Ed Hal,l Carl Hanson, Don
Holden, Alec Karys, Rich
Kosinski, Lauren MacCarthy, Tom Moses, Dean Saluti, Jim Sambold, Betsy
Taylor-Kennedy, Gordon Taylor, Jennifer Taylor
CatScan Publisher Harold Leggett is an Associate Member of JANE
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2013 Challenge Championship
Trip to Richmond, Virginia
By Walter and Helen Kindler
We weren’t thinking of writing anything, just taking a fun road trip in our XJ and enjoying the scenery and the events and places that we encountered.
And that’s what we did. Here are our photos from the trip: you can fill in the commentary !
Walter and Helen Kindler
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As you can tell, we had a really good time !
Walter and Helen
2013 Challenge Championship:
a Pride of Jaguar in Richmond
By Ian Callum
Editor’s Note:
The following is an article written by Ian Callum, Jaguar Design Director, and posted to Jaguar Blog at the Interactive Jaguar website, where you also
can view a video about Jaguar at the 2013 JCNA Challenge Championship, at www.interactivejaguar.com.
At Jaguar, we really embrace our heritage, so it was important for me to be a part of this year’s Jaguar Clubs of North
America Challenge Championship in Richmond, Virginia. It’s the key annual gathering of all the Jaguar enthusiast clubs
in America. Five days of enjoying classic Jaguar cars on the road, the track and Concours field. I was the guest speaker at
the awards dinner and was able to present one of the top honors of the night; the ‘Best Design’ award.
Everyone I spoke to - and I spoke to a lot of really passionate owners - I tried to pass on the message that Jaguar, today, is
one company with one story. The core values we put into our cars now - design, performance, agility and glamour - are
the same as they were 50 years ago when Sir William Lyons was running the company. We really want the enthusiasts
who own our classics, like the members of the Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA), to become our brand
ambassadors. We want someone who maybe owns an E-Type to consider driving a new F-TYPE; someone who loves their
classic XJ to consider driving a new XF or XJ. Anyone with an XK120 or XK140 should look closely at our latest XK models.
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To encourage this, we took along a line-up of our latest performance models to Richmond. Two supercharged V6 F-TYPE cars, an XKR-S GT, an XFRS, as well as the XF and a long-wheelbase XJ. As you’d expect, we gave non-stop hot laps in the FTYPE cars during the slalom part of the event at
Richmond International Raceway. The response to the F-TYPE was remarkable.
People kept telling me how great it was for Jaguar to be back to building a pure two-seat roadster; a car that looked so great, performed so well, and
sounded so sensational. I know a few orders were taken by the local dealers during the weekend.
One of my duties was to present an award for the ‘Best Design’ of the show. It was the first time the award had been given and we created this very
beautiful glass trophy especially for it. My single objective was to pick a car that simply looked great.
It was a tough decision, especially with all the E-Type models that were there, along with some of my favorite Jaguar cars, like the gorgeous XJC
Coupe, and extremely rare XJR-15, a car that I’d worked on in a former life. In the end, it was hard not to recognize Dr. David North’s 1936
Saoutchik-bodied SS100 roadster, at right. This was truly a wonderful car.
I find American classic car events like this to be very different from similar European ones. Americans seem to be a little less precious about
originality; they’re happy to modify their E-Type models to make them drive better, or look the way they want them.
I have to say that I find that very appealing. I recently bought a 1961 Mk2 Jaguar sedan that I’m having completely rebuilt to my specification. The
details are secret for the time being, but as a hint of what I’m doing, there’s a big 4.2-liter engine going under the bonnet.
Certainly throughout the Jaguar organization these days, our passion for our heritage is becoming much stronger and very genuine. That enthusiasm
is coming right from the top, from our CEO, Dr. Ralf Speth, who incidentally owns a rather beautiful Series 1 E-Type Roadster.
Thank you to everyone at JCNA for inviting me, and for putting on such a terrific event.
Ian Callum, Design Director, Jaguar, left, and Andy Goss, President, Jaguar Land Rover North America
visited Richmond, Virginia for the JCNA Challenge Championship. June 13-15.
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Club Notes
Reports
In this section of the CatScan we highlight the changed, the new,
and the different. Read this.
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Wayne & Judy Miller gave their report on the AMG meeting in Dallas:
Monthly meetings are generally on the first Wednesday of each
month, excepting June (Concours d’Élégance) and December
(annual meeting and Christmas luncheon)
Be prepared for additional dues increases to reflect JCNA’s dues
structure. In March of 2012 AGM, JCNA raised dues by $8.00
annually. It could happen again in 2013.
Don’t be surprised by the addition of one or more new road trips to
the club calendar. A number of events are being plotted and
planned, so watch the calendar with an eagle eye to assure that you
don’t miss a pop-up opportunity for a good time.
1.
Friday night was a tour of the Cowboy stadium
2.
Saturday was a general meeting with 64 clubs represented
3.
Topics discussed:
 Increase minimum numbers of Concours judges at each event
from 5 to 8, which passed on the third vote after much
discussion
 Members may now pay JCNA dues through website using PayPal
 The new F-Type Jaguar was displayed
 There is a push for more involvement of clubs with dealers
Jaguar Drivers’
Club, Area 51
 Explanation of tie-breaking procedure was given (add whole
scores and / by number of Concours entered to determine
winner)
Comments
The North Central Region,
Louisville Area Affiliate of the
JAGUAR CLUBS OF NORTH AMERICA
Increasing Concours judges: Walt explained that he and Bill Long
have been working for two years on increasing the number of
certified judges and we are in good shape.
2.
A certified judge is defined as having attended a JCNA judging class
and passing the JCNA judging test.
3.
Tie-breaking procedure: Walt explained the old procedure (3
shows + 3 scores / for average.
4.
Joyce requested members to put a “J” on their registration forms if
you are a certified judge.
Minutes
April 3, 2013
Meeting Minutes
The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved.
Treasurer’s Report
Meeting Called to Order
Dr. Elizabeth Amin reported no additional income and no additional
expenses for the month. The bank statement should arrive next week
and she estimates the balance to be $3535.34.
Meeting was called to order by President Walt Hancock. All officers were
present and 21 members. The meeting held at Bristol Bar & Grille in
Prospect.
Elizabeth checked with her contact at KET for additional information
regarding answering the phones for KET campaign drive. The drive will
be in November after Thanksgiving. No exact date will be known until
July.
The president opened the proceedings with the following comments:
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Birthday wishes were extended to Peach Britain & Ellen Goldwin.
We will have a speaker, Tom Jones, organizer for the Keeneland
Concours at the July meeting.
Committee Reports
Bill Hall gave an update on the calendar events for the next few months:
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and lunch at Tony’s Restaurant. Anne needs numbers for the
restaurant no later than May 15. Harold has sent out emails regarding
this event. Please respond as soon as possible.
April 20 Club Activity: Visit a Saddlebred working farm and have
lunch at Science Hill.
April 27 Club Activity: F-type Jaguar launch at Kentucky Horse
Park.
May 18 Club Activity: Visit the Lawson’s airport, Sam Swope
Museum, lunch in Glendale
June Club Activity: Joyce & Hans’ road trip--including a stop in
LaGrange for shopping, visit a dairy farm in Ballardsville, and
lunch at “Our Best” restaurant in Smithville.
June 1: Annual Concours d’Élégance at St. Joseph’s in
conjunction with the British Bash
Area 51 Concours, June 1: Joyce Albertsen is the registrar and all
registration forms & materials have been mailed to club members &
prior registrants from other clubs. Please return registration materials
with checks to Joyce as soon as possible.
Greg Huelsman had a membership tally for all the Jaguar clubs and our
club is in the top 1/3 with 46 members. He will take his literature
display to Captains’ Quarters for the monthly “Cars & Coffee” gathering.
The club has 32 people and 16 cars going on the July 27 event. Each
member should receive a printout of events with the times and details.
Tickets are available for the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day event.
Additional Comments:
1. Walt mentioned two additional events in Indiana which our
members have been invited to attend: Ferrari exhibit at the
Indianapolis Speedway, May 4 (Derby); and a trip to Muncie on
June 1(Concours).
Respectfully submitted,
2. There was a general discussion regarding the F-Type launch event at
Three Chimneys Farm on April 27. Everyone present who had made
the trip expressed pleasure with the event.
Sue A. Hall, Secretary
3. Greg has posted photos on the web and has sent an email on how to
access them.
Treasurer’s Report
Elizabeth reported one new membership ($60, half of which goes to
JCNA); expenses reimbursement to Greg, so the month’s net outflow was
$27.74 with an ending balance of $3,507.67.
May 1, 2013
Meeting Minutes
There being no other business, President Walt adjourned the meeting at
7:55 p.m.
Elizabeth Amin for Sue Hall, Secretary
Meeting was called to order by President Walt Hancock. Total of nine
were present. The meeting held at Los Aztecas in Prospect.
The president opened the proceedings at 7:15 p.m. There are three
major events coming up this month:
May 11: Judges’ School at the home of Bill Long
President Walt went into detail regarding the certification of judges,
annual updates of the rule book, and the general usefulness of attending
judges’ school. Discussion ensued. Notes:
July 10, 2013
Meeting Minutes
1. Any judge who has not attended school within the last three years,
including 2013, immediately prior to the Concours will lose his/her
qualification to judge this year.
2. Based on the 2013 AGM requirements, we need to maintain/increase
our number of certified judges.
Meeting was called to order by President Walt Hancock. The meeting
held at Captain’s Quarters Restaurant in Prospect.
3. If members are entering their car for the Concours here in Louisville
and are also certified judges, please put “J” after your JCNA number
so that Joyce Albertsen can make a note of this.
The president opened the proceedings with an introduction of guests,
comments about the JCNA Jaguar Shoppe, and a short discussion of the
implications of Time Warner Cable’s acquisition on Insight and the
resultant effects upon many member email addresses and accounts.
4. Please let Bill Long know if you wish to attend judges’ school on May
11. Harold has sent out emails with relevant details.
Reports
May 18: Planes, Trains, & Automobiles in Elizabethtown
sponsored by Anne & Roger Lawson
Secretary’s Report: Bill Hall reported that Sue is recovering from hip
surgery.
Anne Lawson described the plans for the visit to the Elizabethtown
Regional Airport, the Swope Museum, where there is a Jaguar housed,
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Treasurer’s Report: Elizabeth Amin reported that there has been little to
no activity in the bank accounts.
This Saturday we will celebrate our first official Cars and Coffee for
Dystonia for 2013!
Events Report: Bill Hall updated club members on upcoming events and
meetings including the Dayton Trip on August 24th.
For those of you that are new to our event, Cars and Coffee for Dystonia
was started 3 years ago by 17-year old Jacob Spielberg of Prospect. At age
8 Jacob was diagnosed with an neurological disease called Dystonia for
which there is no cure. Jacob traveled for medical treatments over the
years to help his debilitating disease and then finally being lucky enough
to receive a treatment called Deep Brain Stimulation surgery. Jacob has
"brain pacemakers" that help interfere with his genetic form of dystonia.
When Jacob was sick and in a wheel chair getting his treatments, he
always wanted to go look at all the cool cars, no matter where he was.
The foundation that connected Jacob with the best doctors and
treatments for his disease is the Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia and
Parkinson foundation. While Jacob spent many years recovering from
his DBS and is now living the very normal life of teenage boy. About 3
years ago Jacob decided to create a fundraiser to combine his love for
cars with a fundraiser event as a way to give back to the foundation that
has not only helped Jacob but so many other patients with Dystonia and
Parkinson’s. As a matter of fact, this past year, the foundation opened
their first Dystonia Center of Excellence in New York, with more plans to
help so many other patients like Jacob.
Membership Report: Greg Huelsman mentioned that the Cars & Coffee
event will be held next Saturday at Captain’s Quarters. He then
introduced Tom and Connie Jones of the Lexington Concours.
Tom Jones spoke describing the Lexington Concours and encouraging
members to turn out in Lexington for the Car Club Paddock Challenge, a
fund-raising effort in support of the Kentucky Children’s Hospital.
President Walt described the June 1st Concours d’Élégance at St. Joseph
Children’s Home, and thanked Bill Long, Chief Judge, and Joyce
Albertsen, Registrar. While the weather was wet and the turnout small, a
good time was reported by all participants
Harold Leggett for Sue A. Hall, Secretary
Thanks to all of your support over the past 3 years, Cars and Coffee has
raised more than $10,000 to help fund a cure for Dystonia.
Cars & Coffee
on Second Saturdays
throughout Summer
With Sam Swope Fiat and Captain’s Quarters as our sponsors, along with
your monthly support of the event, 2013 is bound to be our strongest
year yet! All proceeds benefit the Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia and
Parkinson’s foundation, cash donations may be made at any of the
donation locations at the event, and for those of you that would like a tax
deduction, checks may be made out directly to the foundation.
We expect great weather on Saturday so shine up your cars and come
out to Captains Quarters this Saturday March 8th, 9-11 am.
For your information (FYI) -- While this is not a Jaguar club event, Greg
Huelsman and Tom Binkley regularly attend and wanted club members
to know that the 2013 season is beginning this Saturday, March 9th:
See you all there! Thanks, Louisville Cars and Coffee
From the Louisville Cars & Coffee organization:
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Events and Outings
Spring Fling Saddlebred Horse Farm Tour
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip
Saturday, April 20th, 2013
By Bill Hall, Activities Chair
Shelby County, Kentucky is “The American Saddlebred
Capital of the World,” because it is the home of many of
the country’s most outstanding American Saddlebred
breeding and training facilities.
We visited one particular horse farm, Undulata, which
was once owned by one of the founders of the breed.
Typically see we will see a horse worked, walk through
the barns, and a foal and mare. Tours are conducted at an
actual working horse farm, these are not typical
attractions. Stepping back in time on a hands-on tour of a working
Saddlebred Farm and stepping into the arena during a training session
was quite a thrill. Talking with an owner and a trainer. Watching these
distinctly skilled and
beautiful show horses as
they’re worked. Walking
through the barns. In the
spring and summer, petting
a new foal. And taking lots
of pictures – seeing this
“jewel of a breed” up-close is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Following the farm tour, we adjourned for lunch to the Science Hill Inn in
Shelbyville, Kentucky
Science Hill’s history as an outstanding preparatory school ran from 1825 until
1939. The name “Science Hill” derives from the fact the original school focused on
math & science, and was not just a finishing school. Many girls later graduated from
Wellesley College. The eastern portion of the property was purchased by the gentlemen Wakefield and Scearce and turned into
galleries and shops.
Today Science Hill is best known for its dining room - a restaurant in the finest Kentucky tradition. May we offer you the
warmth of the hearth and the best of the kitchen with the hope you will return often.
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F-Type Unveiling at
Three Chimneys Farm, Midway
Saturday, April 27th, 2013
By Greg Huelsman, Membership Chair, photos by Greg Huelsman, Tony Baily, and Harold Leggett
Elizabeth appears to be tweaking Walt’s nose ..
Jaguar Louisville, Jaguar Cincinnati, and JaguarUSA
Jaguars arriving at Three Chimneys
Jaguars in the field at Three Chimneys Farm
Jaguars from Louisville
Jags amongst the trees
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Cincinnati Jaguars
Rolex Event Logo
Michael Leggett in a convenient tree
Mandy Fields Vine and Piper
Kids and dog
Ray and Cindy Carcione’s XKR
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Mandy Fields Vine and Michael Leggett with Piper
Moms and kids and dog
Club members strolling towards the tent
Awaiting the show
Land Rover with Rolex Kentucky logo
Cindy Carcione and Jim Haynes
Steve and Vicky Hoback with
Elizabeth Amin and Michael Leggett
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Cindy and Jim
Walter and Helen Kindler
Walt and Deann Hancock with Vicky and Steve Hoback
Bill Gehr and Tom Binkley
Beth Kelley, Greg Huelsman, Bill Gehr, John Kelley
Hobacks, Hancocks, and Goldmans
Harold Leggett
John Kelley
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Ray Carcione and Tom Binkley
Elizabeth Amin and others listen intently
Thoroughbred stables, not bad
Guests being introduced to Three Chimneys Farm operations
Stables
Stables at Three Chimneys Farm
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Lake at Three Chimneys Farm
The F-Type hidden from view
Jaguar XJ … very nice
Ready for the unveil
Andy Vine introduces the introduction and unveiling
And …here it is !
Jaguar rep shares the story of the F-Type
Nice …
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Very nice …
What a gogeous rear end
F-Type right rear quarter
Front not too shabby either …
Presenting the features
Quick retract soft top. Shhhhh … the coupe is coming, real soon
Great grill
Helen is thinking that Walter would look really good in this …
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Helen is thinking what Walter’s thinking …
Stack o’ SWAG by JaguarUSA
… and Walter is thinking what Helen is thinking
Jaguar F-Type in Louisville
Vicky is thinking that Steve would look good in this …
Wes Martin and F-Type dream ride …
Wes looks serious, but he’s not really
Another grill shot
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Jaguar and Land Rover folk at the Rolex
Wes Martin at the wheel of the F-Type, wearing Rolex
In the Dressage ring
F-Type at Jaguar Louisville
Tailgatin’ …
Wes Martin with a Jaguar XJ
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Lan Rover Evoque
Tailgating
Jaguars in the trees at Undulata Farm
Dressage
Stadium jumping
In the mood at The Rolex
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Tailgatin’ with the ol’ Land Rover …
Doin’ what Land Rovers are meant to do …
Tailgatin’ with the ol’ Land Rover …
Pretty impressive
Steve Beshear (da Gub’nor) and
Jerry Abrams (da Mere) at The Rolex
Dressage
Evoque doing Land Rover things
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Range Rover
Dressage
Andy, Mandy, and Piper
Cross country jumping
Cute folk with Land Rover
Land Rover tailgate
Land Rovers at The Rolex
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Evoque in the mud
Dressage
Headed for the jump
Dressage
Blue Ribbon
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Cross Country
Dressage
Good enough to eat
In the mud
Land Rovers everywhere …
Enjoying the show
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Planes & Automobiles
Saturday May 18th, 2013
By Anne and Roger Lawson
Schedule
8:45a
Meet at Meijer, 9500 Preston Highway
9:00a
Caravan to Elizabethtown
9:45a
Addington Field (EKX) for airport tour
10:30a
Swope Cars of Yesteryear Museum tour
12:00p
Tony York’s on Main in Glendale
1:00p
Enjoy Main Street shops
Addington Field
Elizabethtown Regional Airport (also known by its three letter
identification code—EKX) is one of the most modern airports in
the Commonwealth of Kentucky. EKX is a public general aviation
airport sponsored by the City of Elizabethtown and is managed by
an autonomous Board of Directors appointed by the City. The
airport operates under Federal and State regulations.
Anne and Roger Lawson operate the airport, and are the FBO (Fixed Base Operator) at EKX.
Swope’s Cars of Yesteryear Museum
The Swope's Cars of Yesteryear Museum features vehicles ranging from the early 1900's to the 1960's
in a variety of makes and models in both original condition and restored condition.
After years of planning and nine months of construction, Swope’s Cars of Yesteryear opened in May
1999. The collection consists of sixty magnificent machines of the past, all museum quality. These
are exciting automobiles that stir memories of long ago days when motoring was a fun-filled
adventure.
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The museum allows car fans and collectors to admire the progression of automobiles over time. The Swope collection includes antique cars like the
1914 Model T and the 1925 Pierce Arrow to classics like the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro and the 1956 Thunderbird.
Tony York’s on Main
Glendale Kentucky’s fine dining destination! Can’t make up your mind on what to select? Well
neither can we, so our menu changes daily. Our menu ranges from delicious gourmet salad
to amazing surf and turf.
Tony York’s on Main in
historic Glendale uses only
fresh ingredients and the
menu changes daily based on
what is in season and the
chef’s inspiration. So a trip to
Tony York's on Main -- which is both elegant and unpretentious -- is different every
time you visit.
Tony York’s serves up Kentucky-inspired dishes that are “kicked up a notch,” as
Emeril Lagasee would say. Recent menus featured blackened shrimp with grits, ahi
tuna, and prime rib with caramelized onions, meatloaf, chicken livers, fish and
chips, southern fried chicken and the German favorite, Jaeger schnitzel. There are
also vegetarian and even vegan meals available by special request.
The selection may seem limited for those with an Appleby’s appetite, but there are plenty of choices for those that prefer more of a culinary
experience. There is typically four to six hors d’oueuvers, two soups and two to three salads from which to choose for lunch and dinner, as well as
several entrees. For dinner, the best bet is the five-course dinner, which includes an appetizer, soup, salad, entrée and dessert for just $40.
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2013 Jaguar Clubs of North America
Judging School & Concours Training
Saturday May 11, 2013
By William A. Long, II, Chief Judge
The JCNA Concours season is underway and there are several fun shows scheduled here in the JCNA North Central Region, many within reasonable
driving distance of Louisville and Lexington. Our own Jaguar Drivers’ Club Area 51 Concours was held on Saturday June 1st, 2013.
The club’s 2013 Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) Judging School & Concours Training was held Saturday May 11, 2013 from
10:00a – 12:00 noon at my home ‘Mahogany House’ 2438 Carolina Avenue, Louisville 40205
Judges and Entrants alike familiarized themselves with the Concours rules effective this year by attending the scheduled Judge and
Entrant orientation session.
The session agenda was:
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Instruct Judges and Entrants on the latest rule changes,
Provide the opportunity to take the Judge’s test to maintain Judge currency or to begin the Judge Certification process, (tests may also be
downloaded from the www.jcna.com site, and
Inform new Entrants, or those with only casual curiosity, what Concours are all about.
For details, please go to the JCNA Website Concours Center www.jcna.com and download the entire ‘Official JCNA Concours d’Élégance Rule Book’ for
the 2013 Concours Season. Please review the rule book.
Concours Rule Book & Forms- updated after March, 2013 Annual General Meeting (AGM) –
Note: For consistency, before printing set your printer as follows:
Page Scaling: “Shrink to printable area” Check the box: “Auto rotate and center
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Complete History of the Rule Book (Not necessary to print each year)
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Complete Rule Book (includes 2 front pages to be printed on card stock for binder and all contents to be printed on 3-hole punch paper)
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Rule Book Contents Only (Recommended, print this file and no need to
print any other files. Print front to back on 3-hole punch paper)
If you prefer, you may download individual chapters and sections below
or you may order a printed, double sided, 3-hole punch copy from the
JCNA Shoppe.
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Rule Book Review of Updates
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Binder Cover Page
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Binder Spine
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Title Page & Table of Contents
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History, Preface and Introduction
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Chapter I - Organizing a Concours d'Elegance
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Chapter II - Entry Eligibility, Awards, Divisions, and Classes
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Chapter III - Instruction and General Rules for the Judge
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Chapter IV - Instructions and General Rules for the Owner/Entrant
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Chapter V - Judges' Guide to Jaguar Evaluation
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Chapter VI - Judges' Guide for Scoring Non-Authenticity
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Chapter VI - Updated Pages 3 & 4
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Appendix A - List of Production Models
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Appendix B - Original Equipment Tire Sizes for SS & Jaguar Cars
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Appendix C - Official Publications for documenting Authenticity
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Appendix D - Concours Classes
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Appendix E - Jaguar Approved Accessories
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Glossary of Terms
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Index
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Judge Team Assignment
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Concours Judge Test
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Judge Test Blank Answer Sheet
Adobe Acrobat reader needed to view and print these files, click here for help
If you click on a link and a blank page remains after a minute or so, your browser may not be configured properly to view PDF files.
Try right-clicking on the link and choose Save Target As to download the file to your computer where you can open it.
Downloadable Forms (all in PDF format unless otherwise noted):
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Concours Scoresheets
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Class S3 Deduction Form
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Windscreen Placard Championship Division - Word version
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Windscreen Placard Driven Division - Word version
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Windscreen Placard Special Division - Word version
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Windscreen Placard Display Only - Word version
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Certificate of Insurance
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Entrant Registration Form
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Formal Rule Change Request Form
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Event Member Registration Form
Reminder: filling out this form, collecting the $5 insurance fee from NON JCNA members and forwarding the form and fees to JCNA is
mandatory for your club to be covered by JCNA insurance.
A limited number of JCNA Concours Rule Books are available for use during the training sessions.
Bill Long, Chief Judge, NC49
502-452-2988
[email protected]
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Concours d’Élégance 2013
St. Joseph Children’s Home
Saturday June 1st, 2013
By Walt Hancock, Chair and Rich Goldwin, Associate Chair
Jaguar Drivers’ Club
Area 51, Inc.
29th Annual Concours d'Élégance
at the British Bash – Louisville, Kentucky
Friday, May 31st & Saturday, June 1st, 2013
to benefit
St. Joseph Children’s Home
2823 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky 40206
for further information
Call 502-419-6372 or e-mail [email protected]
Corporate Sponsor
Jaguar Louisville
4700 Bowling Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky 40207
502-895-2451
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June 1, 2013, JDC Area-51's Louisville Concours
Class
Pl. Name
JCNA #
Car
Score Entrant's Club
C02
Lan & Deb Sims
NC2944154-R
1950 XK 120 OTS,
Red
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C08
Terra Long
NC4925435
1966 Mk X, 4.2L
Black
99.56 Jaguar Drivers Club Area 51
C09
William Long
NC49-6464
1961 Mk 2, 3.4L,
RHD, Gun metal gray
C14
Andrew F.
McClintock
NC5942527
2003, XJ8, Sedan,
Quartz
C16A
David & Susan
Newman
NC4948582
2001, XK8, Conv, Red 99.94 Jaguar Drivers Club Area 51
C16A
Richard & Karen
Staab
NC4947783
2004,XKR, Conv,
Juniper
C16B
Sue & Bill Hall
NC4948461
2012,
XK8,Conv,White
C18
Steve & Kate Quilty
SE1147084
2007 X Type Estate
Chili Red
99.91 Suncoast Jaguar Club
C18
Larry & Ricky
Gettleman
NC4915580
2002 X-Type,
Emerald Green
D09A
Walter & Helen
Kindler
NC4950730
2003 XK8 Conv.
Silver
D10
Wayne & Judy Miller
NC4941811
2004, XJ8 Vanden
Plas, Seafrost
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99.89
Jaguar Association of Central
Ohio
Jaguar Club of Greater
Cincinnati
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Jaguar News & Views
Jaguar Prices 2014 F-type
Supercharged V-6 Model Starts at $69,895
By Kirk Seaman
This summer, Jaguar will release its first
true sports car in almost 50 years, the
2014 F-type—today, Jaguar revealed
what it will charge to own a piece of this
moment in its automotive history. The
F-type will be offered in three different
versions: all with rear-wheel drive, all
with supercharged engines, and all
sporting an eight-speed automatic
transmission. And all of them share the
same mission: to make Jaguar once
again a relevant contender in the world
of performance sports cars.
Initially, there will be three powertrains
for the roadster (a coupe version and a
manual transmission will follow soon):
 V-6: $69,895; the “entry-level” Ftype offers a supercharged 3.0-liter V6 that makes 340 horsepower and
332 lb-ft of torque. Jaguar estimates it
2014 Jaguar F-type V8 S and V6 S roadsters
will do 0–60 in 5.1 seconds and top
out at 161 mph. A sport suspension, 18-inch wheels, and a regular rear differential are all standard, as are steering-wheel-mounted paddle
shifters. A Meridian 380-watt audio system with 10 speakers is standard as well.
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Jaguar Auction Results
SCM April 2013
Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale: January 13-20, 2013,
Scottsdale, AZ USA
roofliner, seats and carpeting. Instruments done to same standards.
Stunning wood accents and supple leather shift boot round out the
interior. Show-detailed engine bay and undercarriage confirm the car as
truly concours-ready. Cond: 1-.
SOLD AT $132,000. Coupes of this vintage are now finally starting to
get their due at auction, as in some cases they are even more scarce
than their convertible counterparts. This stately feline ticked all of the
boxes for bidders and sold for fair money.
#366-1968 JAGUAR XKE 2+2 coupe. S/N J681E78156BW.
Yellow/black leather. Odo: 8,480 miles. Numerous hood edge chips and
micro-pitting and dull areas in bright trim on both sides. Heavy pitting
on knockoff hubs. Taillight trim dented. Scratches on front and rear
glass. Both door gaps variable. Cond: 2-.
SOLD AT $24,200. Called a 2+2, but really a 2+¾ if you ask me, as
the rear seat is too small for humans. The automatic trans might have
let it down a bit as well, but I say this is fair to both parties.
#107-1954 JAGUAR XK 140 MC roadster. S/N S810337. Red/tan
cloth/tan leather. Odo: 3,204 miles. Gorgeous older restoration with
great attention to detail. Excellent paint with buffing marks evident. Very
slight door gap issues with fit probably to original factory standards.
Hood fit slightly off. Also some buffing marks in the chrome bumpers.
Interior excellent, with slight age cracks in seats and minor wear to
carpeting. Excellent trim and instrumentation. Perfect gauges and
controls. Spotless engine bay detailed for any JCNA event. Equally
spotless underside. Cond: 2-.
Gooding & Company Scottsdale: January 18-19, 2013,
Scottsdale, AZ USA
SOLD AT $126,500. This was an appealing color combination, and it
was good enough to overlook the very minor issues. Sold within estimate
after very slow-paced bidding between two determined-but-cautious
bidders. A fair deal for all.
#47-1952 JAGUAR XK 120 coupe. S/N 679724. Silver/gray leather.
Odo: 568 miles. Elegant little Jaguar restored to concours condition.
Paintwork the very best with equal attention paid to prep and panel fit.
Minor soiling of wheels and slightly hazy headlamps are the only two
negatives noted on exterior. Equally well-restored interior with new
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RM Auctions, January 18, 2013, Phoenix, AZ USA
#181-1974 JAGUAR XKE Series III convertible. S/N UE1S25119.
Silver/ black cloth/red leather. Odo: 4,495 miles. Miles are actual with
long-term, very limited-use ownership. Other than a respray, an original,
time-warp car. Very nice original leather interior. Brightwork acceptable.
Equipped with a/c and wires. Cond: 3+.
#166-1953 JAGUAR XK 120 roadster. S/N 673913. Eng. # W8212B.
Ivory White/ black cloth/black leather. Odo: 49,189 miles. Recent
restoration with numerous mechanical upgrades, including larger
valves, forged piston and electric fans. Also has 5-speed gearbox.
Excellent body and panel fit with flawless leather interior. Should be a
wonderful tour car. Complete with JDHT certificate. Cond: 1-.
SOLD AT $77,000. An unrestored final-year E-type. Price paid was
about right for a presentable Series III, with the low miles thrown in for
free. New owner can drive the heck out of it or keep it as a preserved car
with no financial loss either way.
SOLD AT $121,000. The upgrades did not hurt the value here, as it
Bonhams: January 17, 2013 Scottsdale, AZ USA
sold for $25k more than Lot 138, the high-point XK 140 MC. Price paid
pushed the upper limit of retail, but any premium will soon be forgotten
after the first major tour.
#370-1951 JAGUAR MK V drophead coupe. S/N 647460. Eng. #
Z3482. Black & red/tan cloth/red leather. Odo: 65,263 miles. Top-grade
restoration 10 years old and holding up fine. Some very minor flaws and
paint swirls. Good matching chrome throughout. Excellent headlamps
and driving lamps. Cloth top unmarked. Cavernous rear trunk excellent.
Steel wheels, center hubs painted, chrome mock ears, wide whitewall
tires. Lovely red leather seats and door trim, red carpets, polished wood,
all the correct instruments. Clean and detailed engine and engine bay.
Matching numbers. Engine rebuilt at resto. Fitted very discreetly with
a/c. Cond: 2-.
#138-1956 JAGUAR XK 140 MC roadster. S/N S812042DN. Carmen
Red/tan fabric/ red leather. Odo: 56,546 miles. A factory-equipped “MC”
with C-type high-compression head that produces 210 horsepower.
Recent high-point restoration, has been driven only 1,000 miles since
completion. Popular OTS configuration. Cond: 1-.
SOLD AT $97,750. Sold in 2005 for $52k at Worldwide’s Seabrook, TX,
SOLD AT $93,500. The 140 offers a touch more leg room over the 120,
sale (SCM# 38326). One of just 972 dropheads with bigger 3.5-L.
Transitioned Jaguar out of the post-war era with vintage style, including
archaic suspension and handbuilt craftsmanship. With a/c, this would
make a comfortable tour car with good show potential. Sold in the room
about at a fair market value.
and the “MC” configuration adds about $10k to the package. Price paid
here was on the low side of market for a recently restored 140.
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Silver Auctions: January 2013, Fort McDowell, AZ USA
#340-1957 JAGUAR XK 140 MC roadster. S/N S812485. Red/tan
cloth/tan leather. Odo: 2,724 miles. With a C-type cylinder head, period
aftermarket wood-rim steering wheel, and modern color-coordinated
seat belts. Very competent older restoration, but not a concours job.
Paint has obvious polishing scratches, but still presents well. Excellent
replated chrome, although the knockoffs have rust forming toward the
center of the rims. Door gaps slightly off. Seats show some light wear
and soiling. Cleaned-up engine bay. Rattle-can undercoating sprayed
over dirt and grease. Cond: 3+. NOT SOLD AT $69,000. A pretty
#407-1960 JAGUAR MK II 2.4 sedan. S/N 125443DN. Eng. #
BG327388. Black & silver/red leather. Odo: 139 miles. Better than it left
the factory when new. No miles since restoration. Paint in very good
condition, silver not quite as nice as black. Good panel fit except for left
rear door that needs adjustment. Chrome, glass, rubber, script all
excellent. Steel factory wheels very good with new tires. Lovely red
leather and superior wood veneers. Wilton wool headliner, carpets and
other details excellent. Dash and instruments perfect. Engine bay clean
and detailed. Undercarriage excellent. Cond: 2+.
decent car when it was redone, but now a nice driver not worth the
expense to restore. I’m not the only one to feel this way, as the car was
seen at Dan Kruse Houston in November 2012, selling for $76k (SCM#
214708); at Dan Kruse Austin in September, no-selling for $77k (SCM#
213405); and at RM Plymouth in July, selling for $63k (SCM# 209068).
Market-correct high bid here.
NOT SOLD AT $42,000. The Mk II Jaguar sedan was a popular car that
offered real luxury at an affordable price and was another milestone
design success for William Lyons. Built 1960–67 and fitted with the
venerable XK engine in 2.4-, 3.4- or 3.8-liter form. (The 3.4 was the base
model, and the 2.4 was directed at the economy market.) Fine cars, but
prone to rust bugs and not easy to restore cost-effectively, as seen here.
$120k in resto receipts with no chance of recovery. Worth the $55k low
estimate.
Russo and Steele: January 2013, Scottsdale, AZ USA
#399-1964 JAGUAR XKE convertible. S/N 881232. Eng. # RA59989.
Cream/black canvas/red leather. Odo: 66,547 miles. Restoration from
2007 and driven little since. Very good paint, good panel fit, nice
chrome. New chrome wires with oversize tires, some hammer dents on
knockoff ears. Wiper scratch and one stone chip. Nice interior leather,
wrong center console and armrest, period radio. Scuttle-mounted
antenna needs attention. Good dash and instruments. Clean engine bay,
missing wheelwell rubber seal. Carburetor air box removed. Spare wheel
in trunk worn and pitted. No hammer or tool roll. Could use some
expert sorting. Includes Heritage certificate. Cond: 3+.
#F403-1966 JAGUAR MK II 3.8 saloon. S/N P1B79246BW. Black/tan
leather. Odo: 87,546 miles. In same ownership for over 25 years. Very
correct and stock-looking. Originally gold, body still solid. Paint shows
some checking and crazing. Chrome and trim are decent. Interior has
been redone. Engine rebuilt years ago. Original Borg-Warner 3-sp auto
swapped for a 700R4 for drivability. Steering box was replaced with a
rack-and inion system. Cond: 3+.
NOT SOLD AT $23,000. The S-type has great road manners for a four-
door. It has a wider track than an E-type and actually handles better.
High bid was $15k short of the seller’s hopes. They drove it back home
to Sedona.
SOLD AT $92,000. Decent example of the legendary sports car with
monocoque construction that revolutionized the company fortunes and
the sports-car world. Needs some attention to detail to be really proper.
Well sold in the room at just above low estimate.
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From the Editor
I welcome all Jaguar Drivers’ Club members to submit articles,
pictures, and noteworthy stories that you’d like to share with fellow
members.
Don’t worry about grammar and punctuation: we can fix those details.
Got an idea? Let me know! Got a great road trip story? Let me know!
Have a few photos to pass along??Send them my way! Got a tech tip that
somebody else might not know about, pass it on!
Our newsletter is a reflection of all members’ affection for driving
their Jaguars. This is your Club and your newsletter. Your input
matters.
I encourage everyone to support the Club’s growth by sending me
monthly articles.
You can forward them to me at [email protected].
Know somebody locally who drives a Jag and doesn’t know about the
camaraderie of the club?? Ask them to attend one of our events! I look
forward to hearing from you.
Regards, Wayne …
Jaguar To-Do List
1. Contact Walt Hancock or Bill Hall with my plans to host/ facilitate a
Jaguar Drivers’ Club event in 2013.
2. Take digital photos of my favorite car, email to Harold Leggett at
[email protected]
3. Write article about Jaguar adventures, email to Wayne Miller at
[email protected]
4. Keep the Jaguar clean, waxed, and ready for the Concours in June.
6. Drive the Jaguar
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Jaguar Drivers’ Club History and
Membership Benefits
By Greg Huelsman, Membership Chair
The Jaguar Drivers Club, Area 51 was founded in 1983 by local Jaguar
enthusiasts with a common interest in owning, maintaining, and
driving the world’s most beautiful automobiles. The Jaguar Drivers’
Club of Great Britain http://www.jaguardriver.co.uk/ in response to a
request for membership designated the local
club as Area 51 of its many areas
throughout England and the world.
business meeting starts at 7:00-7:30p. Regular meetings are held every
month except June and December when special meetings are arranged.
The purpose of our club is to promote
interest in the preservation, operation
and ownership of Jaguar automobiles and
to encourage the safe, careful and skillful
ownership of Jaguar automobiles. We act
as a source of technical information,
establish rules and regulations governing all activities of the Club, and
promote good sportsmanship at all times. Membership is open to
owners of Jaguar automobiles and to others interested in furthering the
enjoyment of the Jaguar automobile.
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In June, the club holds its annual Concours d’Élégance. In December
the club holds its Annual Meeting and Christmas luncheon party with
election of officers is scheduled in December.
Membership in JCNA entitles one to:
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ten-percent at Alleys on service, parts, and accessories
ten-percent at SNG Barrett on service, parts, and accessories
ten-percent at XKs Unlimited on parts, and accessories
ten-percent discount on parts and service at Jaguar Louisville in
five-percent discount from Hagerty Insurance
$750 discount on new Jaguar automobile purchases from Jaguar
Cars North America, after one year of JCNA membership.
When you join JDC51, you will receive a membership card from JCNA.
You will need the JCNA membership card for participation in JCNAsanctioned events. You should receive your JCNA card within three
months of joining. If there are any questions regarding membership,
please contact the club’s Membership Chair Greg Huelsman
[email protected].
JDC51 is now affiliated with the Jaguar Clubs of North America Inc.
(JCNA), an organization having more than sixty clubs throughout the
United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Membership in JDC51 includes a subscription to the Jaguar Journal,
the official publication of the JCNA, which is published six times a year.
The club’s newsletter, the CatScan, is published monthly and
distributed electronically to all members, JCNA affiliates, and others.
The newsletter is produced with articles of local interest, club news and
events, and articles by members. Reproduction of articles is welcomed
if proper credit is given. Submit materials to the editor by e-mail or
mail; text in Word .DOC or .DOCX files and photos in .jpg format
preferred. Editor Wayne Miller [email protected].
The JCNA website provides members and visitors a premier reference
on the Internet to learn about the national club and Jaguar motoring.
Membership dues are $60 per year and include the CatScan,
membership in JCNA, subscription to the national Jaguar Journal,
eligibility to enter JCNA-sanctioned Concours d’Élégance, and other
national and regional events. Applicants may use the membership form
in any issue of the CatScan or printed from the JCNA web site. NonJCNA membership with CatScan is $22/ year.
By being a member you can participate in prestigious events such as
JCNA-sanctioned Jaguar Concours d’Élégance shows and slaloms, and
other exclusive tours and activities. Events are scheduled in advance
throughout the year, with each being sponsored and arranged by a
member or members.
Monthly meetings are held at area restaurants on the first Wednesday
of each month. Meetings begin at 6:00p with drinks and dinner. The
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JCNA Regalia
The following items can be ordered from JCNA.com/Shoppe, or by contacting [email protected], Steve Kennedy, 303-489-3955 Cell, 303-456-5019
Fax. You may also send a copy of this page and a check made out to JCNA to, 5196 Youngfield Court, Arvada, CO 80002. Items are listed Left to Right
as shown below:
Ladies Shirts
Item Number
L-SLVS-Y
L-SLVS-P
L-SLVS-R
L-SLVS-LB
L-SLVS-DB
MB-2400LAV
MB-2400BIB
MB-2400PG
MB-156
Description
Ladies Sleeveless
Ladies Sleeveless
Ladies Sleeveless
Ladies Sleeveless
Ladies Sleeveless
Ladies Polo Shirt
Ladies Polo Shirt
Ladies Polo Shirt
Low Profile Cap
Color
Yellow
Pink
Red
Light Blue
Dark Blue
Lavender
Bimini Blue
Pine Green
Khaki
Size (S-M-L-XL-2XL)
Size
Non-member
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
______ $35.00
One Size $15.00
Member
$28.00
$28.00
$28.00
$28.00
$28.00
$28.00
$28.00
$28.00
$13.00
Qty
____
____
____
____
____
____
____
____
____
Total
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
Men’s Shirts
Size (M-L-XL-2XL)
Item Number
Description
Color
Size
Non-member
Member
Qty
Total
L-SLVS-Y
Ladies Sleeveless Yellow
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
MB-2100BUT
Men Polo Shirt
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
MB-2100OXB
Men Polo Shirt
Oxford Blue
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
MB-2100PG
Men Polo Shirt
Pine Green
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
MB-2100W
Men Polo Shirt
White
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
JSHIRT
Judge Shirt
White
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
CJSHIRT
Chief Judge Shirt White
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
M-SSO-DG
Sh Sleeve Oxford Dk Green
______ $45.00
$40.00
____
________
MB-M550
Lg Sleeve Shirt
Denim Blue
______ $35.00
$28.00
____
________
Custom Your shirt/jacket with JCNA Logo
(Contact Us)
$15.00
____
________
Club Logos Club shirts, jackets and club logos (Contact Us)
Shipping and Handling …………… (Note: Multiple items weighing a lot will be charged accordingly)…
$7.95
Total
_________
Name:
_________________________________
Visa/ MC #
________________________________________
Address:
__________________________________
Expiration Date: ________________________________________
City, State Zip:
__________________________________
Phone:
________________________________________
JCNA Number:
__________________________________
Email:
________________________________________
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Commercial Advertising Rates
We offer free classified ads to JDC51 members selling Jaguar cars or
parts. The ads run for three issues unless cancelled. Classified ads for
non-members are $20 for three issues. Classified ads (for Jaguars
only) can also be posted nationally at www.jcna.com under Classifieds.
recognize that they may be resized to 100-150 dpi depending upon file
size.
Below are commercial ad rates for businesses. Please send your
business card or ad copy to Wayne Miller, [email protected]. When
you’re looking for parts or services, please consider our advertisers
first. They’re helping to support our newsletter and club. Please
mention that you saw the ad in our newsletter. Harper’s gives a 10%
discount on service, parts, and accessories, and Alley’s, SNG Barrett
and XKs Unlimited will give a 10% discount on parts and accessories to
Jaguar Drivers’ Club members.
Number of Issues
3
6
12
Business card
$25
$40
$75
1/4 page
$50
$85
$150
1/2 page
$85
$150
$250
Full page
$180
$250
$400
Because this newsletter is only sent out electronically, it is important to
keep the file sizes reasonable. Please furnish images at 300 dpi, but
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Membership
Application / Renewal &
2013 Dues Statement
Name(s) including spouse or other: __________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zipcode : _____________________________________________________________
Telephone:
Home: __________________________ Business: _______________________
E-Mail Addresses: _______________________________________________________________
Jaguar(s) Owned: (use an extra sheet if necessary)
Year
Model
Body Style
I hereby make application to become a member or renew my
membership in the Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51 (JDC51), a non-profit
corporation. I agree to abide by the by-laws of the corporation upon my
acceptance as a member. I enclose my check for $60.00 for a year’s
Color
Miscellaneous
dues ($35 after June 1 for half year membership) made payable to the
Jaguar Drivers’ Club. I will receive an e-mailed monthly newsletter from
JDC51 and six issues a year of the magazine ‘Jaguar Journal’ from the
Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA).
Signature: _______________________________________
Please mail your application with check to Elizabeth Amin, Treasurer, Jaguar Drivers’ Club, 608 Club Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 40207
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2013 - Jaguar Drivers` Club

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