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The Kentuckiana Jaguar
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Area 51
Vol. 29, No. 3 – March 2013
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Table of Contents
In like a Lamb…? .................................................................................................................................................... 3
Publisher’s Note ............................................................................................................................................ 3
2013 Events Schedule .............................................................................................................................................. 4
JCNA 2013 Events ................................................................................................................................................... 5
2013 AGM to Dallas / Fort Worth ..................................................................................................................... 9
2013 JCNA Challenge Championship and Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip June 12 – 16, 2013 .................. 10
Hotel Reservations: ..................................................................................................................................... 11
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ........................................................................................................... 11
Registration Forms ..................................................................................................................................... 12
2014 AGM to Cambridge: Plans Moving Forward ............................................................................................... 15
Club Notes ............................................................................................................................................................. 16
Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51......................................................................................................................... 16
March 6, 2013 Meeting Minutes ................................................................................................................. 16
Cars & Coffee on Second Saturdays throughout Summer ............................................................................... 17
Events and Outings ................................................................................................................................................ 18
The Parkland of Floyds Fork Beckley Creek Park Section .............................................................................. 18
Upcoming Events and Outings .............................................................................................................................. 36
Spring Fling Saddlebred Horse Farm Tour Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip Saturday, April 20th, 2013 ...... 36
F-Type Unveiling at Three Chimneys Farm, Midway Saturday, April 27th, 2013 .......................................... 38
Planes & Automobiles Saturday May 18th, 2013.............................................................................................. 39
2013 Jaguar Clubs of North America Judging School & Concours Training Saturday May 11, 2013 ........... 41
Concours d’Élégance 2013 St. Joseph Children’s Home Saturday June 1st, 2013 .......................................... 43
Championship Challenge 2013 Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip June 12th-16th, 2013 ................................... 46
Registration ................................................................................................................................................. 46
Schedule and Agenda .................................................................................................................................. 46
Venue and Host Hotel ................................................................................................................................. 46
Speakers ...................................................................................................................................................... 46
2013 Keeneland Concours d’Élégance Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip Saturday, July 20th ........................ 47
Louisville Concours 2013 West Baden Springs Resort Hotel, French Lick Springs, Indiana Sunday, October
6th, 2013 ............................................................................................................................................................ 50
Featured Articles ................................................................................................................................................... 52
Simple Auto Repairs Pay Off ............................................................................................................................ 52
Jaguar News & Views............................................................................................................................................ 54
Jaguar Prices 2014 F-type Supercharged V-6 Model Starts at $69,895 ......................................................... 54
Spied: Jaguar's upcoming 3-Series fighter....................................................................................................... 55
Jaguar Land Rover to lift investment at UK engine plant ................................................................................ 57
2014 Range Rover Sport leaked online ............................................................................................................ 57
Jaguar Land Rover Posts Slower Sales Growth............................................................................................... 58
Jaguar Mulls Manufacturing Cars in India ..................................................................................................... 58
Jaguar Joins BMW, Other Luxury Makes, In Adding Start-Stop for Fuel Saving ........................................... 60
2013 Jaguar F-Type Roadster ready to stand up to Mercedes-Benz SLK series ............................................. 61
Plus-Size Performance Pussycat Jaguar Previews 550-hp 2014 XJR at 2013 New York Auto Show ............. 62
Jaguar Auction Results SCM February 2013 ................................................................................................... 63
Jaguar Auction Results SCM March 2013 ....................................................................................................... 65
From the Editor ..................................................................................................................................................... 67
Jaguar To-Do List ............................................................................................................................................ 67
Classifieds from Around and About....................................................................................................................... 68
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
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Jaguar
Jaguar Drivers’ Club Area 51
The Kentuckiana Jaguar
Volume 29, No 3 – March 2013
[email protected]
Vice President / Editor
Wayne Miller
Floyds Knobs, Indiana
[email protected]
Harold Leggett, Publisher
Speaking for myself, Deann, and our XJR, we are ready to
go. We even have the XJ6 running properly for road trips
during the iffy weather of a Kentucky Spring.
Treasurer
Elizabeth Amin
Louisville, Kentucky
[email protected]
In March we had a well-attended dinner meeting, plus an
educational and informative road trip to learn about the
Floyds Fork Parklands Project, followed by an enjoyable group
lunch at Claudia Sanders’ Dinner House in Shelbyville. Thank
you to Bill and Sue Hall for continuing to organize these most
appreciated events.
Events / Activities Chair
Bill Hall
On April 20th is our next regular Saturday road trip to a
Saddlebred Horse Farm with lunch following at Science Hill.
[email protected]
Membership Chair
Greg Huelsman
Prospect, Kentucky
[email protected]
Past President / Chief Judge
Bill Long
[email protected]
Concours Registrar
Joyce Albertsen
Goshen, Kentucky
[email protected]
Publisher
Harold Leggett
Wayne Miller, Editor
It’s March in Kentucky. And snow is forecast. We all remember the occasional Kentucky Derby in the snow, and know
that it could happen again. March is described as in like a lion, out like a lamb, and I have no idea where that came
from. Probably some Yankee, somewhere … Yet, hope doth spring eternal, and a few of you are
beginning to think about waxing and washing, detailing,
blowing the cobwebs off, and preparing for another season
of Jaguar motoring.
Secretary
Sue Hall
[email protected]
Louisville, Kentucky 40207
In like a Lamb…?
2013-14 Leadership
President
Walt Hancock
CatScan
It’s time to think about committing to, and signing up for two
special events – first, the April 27th full-day introduction of the F-Type beginning with a meet at Jaguar Louisville, then a
caravan to Three Chimneys Farm for Brunch, followed by the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event at the Kentucky Horse
Park in Lexington. Second is the JCNA Challenge Championship that’s being held in Richmond, Virginia on June 12th16th. Both events are being sponsored by Greg and Bev Huelsman. It’s important that we participate in both, but
especially so the F-Type introduction.
More about those events as time moves along. Join us. But let me not get too ahead of myself.
See you soon, Walt …
[email protected]
CatScan Calendar
March 23rd – Saturday, 9:30a
Floyds Fork Parklands & Claudia
Sanders Dinner House Road Trip,
meet at Tyler Village
April 3rd – Wednesday, 6:00p
Dinner Meeting, Bristol Bar &
Grille, 6051 Timber Ridge Drive,
Prospect
April 20th – Saturday, 9:15a
Spring Fling Road Trip to Saddle
Bred Farm, meet at Wal-Mart on
Shelbyville Road
April 27th – Saturday, 8:00a Meet
at Jaguar Louisville, drive to Three
Chimneys Farm in Versailles for
F-Type Introduction and Brunch,
then Rolex Kentucky Three-Day
Publisher’s Note
Events are happening, changing, evolving. April will be a big month: April 20th is our road trip to a Saddlebred Horse
Farm in Shelbyville with lunch following at Science Hill. April 27th is the full-day introduction of the F-Type beginning
with an 8:00 a.m. meet at Jaguar Louisville, then a caravan to Three Chimneys Farm in Versailles for Brunch and an
introduction to the new 2-seater from Jaguar.
Please be in touch with Walt Hancock or Bill Hall about eventa, 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 TBA, 2013
Saturday
September 4th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
September TBA, 2013
Saturday
October 2nd, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
October 6th, 2013
Sunday, 9:00a
November 6th, 2013
Wednesday, 6:00p
December 2013
Saturday
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 I64 & 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
Dayton, Ohio - Wayne and Judy Miller
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 Park
Dayton, Ohio
60 West Bistro & Martini Bar, 502-719-9717 – Sue and Bill Hall
3939 Shelbyville Road, Louisville 40207
Barney Sutton and Terra Long
www.60westbistro.com
Good Times at Barney’s Place
Bristol Downtown – Elizabeth Amin
614 West Main Street, Louisville 40202
Pending; moved to West Baden Springs – Bill Hall
www.bristolbarandgrille.com
Louisville Concours d’Élégance
www.louisvilleconcours.com
The Old Spaghetti Factory, 502-581-1070 – Sue and Bill Hall
235 West Market Street, Louisville 40202
TBA
www.osf.com
Annual Meeting & Christmas Party
Christmas Party
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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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2013 AGM to Dallas / Fort Worth
By Steve Kennedy, JCNA
The 2013 AGM is a “GO” for March 22-23 in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.
South Central Regional Director Gary Vaughan and Jaguar Drivers Club
of North Texas will be in charge of planning the weekend that includes a
Board of Directors’ meeting on Friday and the AGM and awards banquet
on Saturday.
Schedule
Thursday, March 21
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Early arrivals
Friday, March 22
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7:30 - 3:00 Board Meeting - Incoming Regional Directors, and
regular committee chairs: please plan to attend
Afternoon event and dinner : TBA
Saturday, March 23
Gary and his team have some fun activities in the works for those who
aren’t required to attend the Annual General Meeting on Saturday.
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Make the Lone Star State of Texas your destination and save the date for
a spring getaway.
7:00 - 7:30 : AGM breakfast
7:30 : AGM
2:45 - 4:30 : Seminars TBA
6:00 - 7:00: Cocktail Party
7:00 - 10:00 : Award Dinner
Sunday, March 24
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The 2013 AGM Registrar is Gary Vaughan.
The AGM Hotel is the Sheraton Grand Hotel D/FW Airport, W. John
Carpenter Freeway, Irving, TX 75063. Group rates of $109.00 with group
rate offered for three days pre/post event dates.
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Departure
2013 JCNA Challenge Championship
and Jaguar Drivers’ Club Road Trip
June 12 – 16, 2013
By Ron Gaertner, President, Virginia Jaguar Club
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 national event. The
host venue will be the
Wyndham Virginia
Crossings, the site of the
very successful and
memorable 2011 JCNA AGM.
The Richmond Region offers easy access to the ocean, mountains and
Washington, D.C. Getting here is easy. The Region is located within a
day's drive of half of the U.S. population, two hours south of Washington
D.C. and two hours west of the Atlantic Coast. The Region's minimal
traffic makes traveling throughout the area a breeze. Enjoy easy access
to Interstate 95 (which runs north-south) and Interstate 64 (which runs
east-west), providing swift routes to destinations all across the eastern half of the United States.
Featured speakers include:
Dave Kinney - Hagerty Price Guide
In addition, Richmond offers numerous historic landmarks, art
museums, wineries and plantation homes for local sightseeing. For
extended day trips, Richmond is less than an hour away from historic
Colonial Williamsburg and less than two hours from the scenic Blue Ridge
Parkway.
Ian Callum - Director of Design, Jaguar
The Wyndham Virginia Crossings is a perfect location for Jaguar events. The 20 acres of lushly landscaped property which surrounds the Georgian
inspired buildings lends itself well to hosting the sophisticated Jaguar owners, enthusiasts and stylish Jaguar cars.
In the evenings, we are planning a variety of dinners and cocktail hour with national and International speakers. The Virginia Crossings is working
with us on all the details to provide a perfect setting and memorable stay for the Challenge Championship.
The room rates at the Virginia Crossings will be $122 per night, double occupancy and we are planning the Challenge Championship package to fall
between $300-$350, excluding the reduced room rate.
Please mark your calendars, June 12-16, 2013 and join us in Richmond, VA for the 2013 Challenge Championship.
~Ron Gaertner, President, Virginia Jaguar Club
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Hotel Reservations:
A limited number of rooms are available at the Virginia Crossings at a special
Challenge Championship rate of $128 per night on a first come-first served basis.
Contact the hotel directly for room reservations by calling 888-444-6553 or 804727-1488 and specify when ordering to get the special rate. The hotel address is
1000 Virginia Center Parkway, Glen Allen, VA 23059.
For questions on the event, please contact Ron Gaertner, Challenge Championship
Chair, [email protected]
For judging and Concours questions, please contact Wayne Estrada, VJC Chief
Judge; [email protected]
This year's Challenge Championship should prove to be one of the best in years for
several reasons, and we at the Virginia Jaguar Club (VJC), both welcome and
encourage you to join your fellow JCNA members at this year's exciting event.
As a follow up to our successful 2012 AGM here in Richmond, Virginia, this
year’s CC will again be held at the beautiful Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel
and Resort, a AAA 4-Star premium property. This location is ideal for the elegant
presentation of the expected 200+ best Jaguars in North America that are
anticipated to attend. Hopefully YOUR car will be part of this year's celebration
and competition.
It is pretty tough to outdo our 2012 AGM guest speaker NORMAN DEWIS, Jaguar's
primary test driver from the glory days of Brown's Lane in Coventry, but this year
the Keynote Address will be given by none less than the legendary and brilliant
stylist IAN CALLUM, Chief Designer of JAGUAR CARS. Additionally, Dave Kinney of
HAGERTY INSURANCE (formerly Cars That Matter) will be the other featured
speaker. You will not want to miss these two presentations. Additionally, Andy
Goss, President of Jaguar Land Rover NA will augment our very special guests.
VJC is thrilled to have all three of these excellent experts at this year's CC!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Am I required to stay at The Crossings if I want to participate in the
events?
Hotel Logistics
No. Staying at The Crossings is not required, but is highly
recommended.
Will security be provided for Jaguars parked at the hotel during the
event?
The Crossings is a closed gated community. The Jaguars are in a safe
compound.
How far is downtown Richmond from the host hotel?
Is trailer parking available at the hotel?
Is public transportation available from the hotel to Richmond or any
nearby areas?
About 25 minutes and about 15 miles.
No. All rigs are to be parked at a nearby location, but vehicles can be
unloaded at the hotel. Details to follow approximately one month before
the event
No.
How far is Washington, DC?
Will car washing facilities be available?
About 100 miles and 1 hour 40 minutes (depending on normal traffic)
Yes. Hoses are provided but you must bring your own supplies.
How far is Colonial Williamsburg?
How far is the airport from the host hotel?
About 65 miles and 1 hour and 20 minutes
Approximately 25 miles. It is approximately a $65 taxi ride.
Is Golf Available?
Does the hotel have a shuttle between the Richmond Airport and the
hotel?
Yes. An excellent pro shop is a signature of The Crossings resort.
Is Golf included with the registration fee?
No. Transportation to/ from the airport is the responsibility of the
attendees.
No. Golf is extra. Check with the hotel for rates and green times.
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Is there a hospitality suite?
hospitality room and information table throughout the weekend.
No.
Are there any track events planned (e.g. slalom)?
Is there a host bar?
YES! See the links for information about the Slalom.
No. There is a bar in the main restaurant and pub building.
Are there any drives or rallies planned?
Do I register for the hotel through VJC or the Hotel?
Hotel registrations are made directly with the hotel.
Yes. Please see the "Rally" link in the left sidebar for more information.
If I am driving a Jaguar that is NOT entered in the CC, is there a "Jaguar
Parking Only" available area set aside for our cars?
Are there any sightseeing tours available through VJC to see historical
sites in Richmond?
Yes. Your Jaguar will be in good company with other Jaguars!
None are offered through VJC, however check with the hotel or local
Richmond tour agencies for more info.
General Event Info
If I have questions while at the event, who do I contact?
VJC President Dr. Ron Gaertner [email protected] is the organizer of the
What is the cost to attend the 2013 CC?
JCNA 2013 Challenge Championship. Contact Wayne Estrada, VJC Chief
Judge, for judging questions, assignments, and Concours organization
Please see the event application form on the main page for all aspects of
participation and associated costs.
[email protected]
Do I have to be registered in the CC to attend the Saturday night dinner?
Yes. The only way to attend is to be part of one of these events.
What is the cost of the Saturday Night Dinner?
$60 per person. The price does not include tips. Adult beverages are
extra.
If I have not signed up initially when registering to attend the dinner,
can I change my mind and pay that evening?
Yes, but only if space is available. Cash or Check only.
Can I register and pay on-line on to register?
No. All registration is done by downloading and mailing in the form with
payment. You can pay for a dinner within two hours of the dinners at
the information desk by check only. (space available)
Will vendors be present selling Jaguar or automotive parts?
Yes. There will be new, used and Jaguar and auto related items for sale.
What will be available for sale at the silent auction?
Registration Forms
A variety of new, used, New Old Stock (NOS) and a variety of auto and Jag
related items. See the link in the left side bar for a list of items for sale at
the auction.
Registration forms are provided on the following two pages.
Are checks or credit cards accepted for silent auction items?
No. All items for the VJC run silent auction are cash and carry. Vendors
may or may not accept real time credit card transactions depending on
the vendor.
Can I sell parts or other items at the event?
No. You must be a registered vendor with VJC to sell parts.
Can I put a FOR SALE on my Jaguar at this event?
No, not at this event.
Will new Jaguars be on display?
Yes. Jaguar Cars will have some currently available and yet to be
announced vehicles on display. We are hoping to have the F-Type but
this is not definite at this time.
Will representatives from JAGUAR CARS be on hand?
Yes. Jaguar representatives will be around to answer your questions.
Can I join JCNA while at the event?
Yes! Applications to join will be available at the
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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:
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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 carrelated 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 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 upto-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!
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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Club Notes
In this section of the CatScan we highlight the changed, the new,
and the different. Read this.
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5. Louisville Concours will be held in October at West Baden, Indiana.
Club members expressed interest in attending attend and making a
day of it. Since Joyce did such a wonderful job with the last
Concours, she agreed to be in charge of arrangements again.
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
Minutes
The minutes were read and approved.
Treasurer’s Report
Elizabeth handed out copies of the February’s financial statement to the
members reminding them to either hand them back or dispose of them
appropriately.
Jaguar Drivers’
Club, Area 51
In response to the President's opening comments, Elizabeth indicated
the fund raiser brought in $408.00, including a $25.00 donation from
the Harpers who were unable to attend.
The amount of $384.79 for club sweaters appeared both as income and
expenditure since that amount was collected by Sue from individual
purchasers. Elizabeth deposited that amount and sent Print-Tex a single
check. She referred to this as a pass-through.
The North Central Region,
Louisville Area Affiliate of the
Elizabeth also noted the bank statement from Stockyards does not reach
her until a few days after the monthly meeting and noted two large
checks written in January ($1380 to JCNA and $850 to support our AGM
delegates, Judy and Wayne Miller) would appear on the February
statement. Thus, the total in the bank currently is between $3100 and
$3200.
JAGUAR CLUBS OF NORTH AMERICA
Committee Reports
Bill Hall gave an update on the calendar events for the next few months:
March 6, 2013
Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Called to Order
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Meeting was called to order by President Walt Hancock. All officers were
present and 19 members. The meeting held at Macaroni Grill.
The president opened the proceedings with the following comments:
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1. British Bash update—Club will have area for the Concours the
same as last year with proceeds going to St. Joseph’s Children
Home.
March 23 Club Activity: Caravan to Floyd Fork Park for a speaker
and lunch following at Claudia
Sander’s in Shelbyville. Flyers were distributed about the trip to
members.
April: Monthly meeting at the Bristol Bar & Grill in Prospect
April 20 Club Activity: Spring Fling—Meet at the Wal-Mart on
Shelbyville Rd in Middletown and drive to Shelbyville to visit a
Saddlebred Horse working farm and lunch at Science Hill.
Flyers about the trip will be distributed at the next meeting.
April 27 Club Activity: F-type Jaguar launch at Kentucky Horse Park
in support of Jaguar dealership. Greg will give more information.
Comments
2. Jaguar Cars of North America gave the Club $500 last year and we
have again asked for $500 for this year.
1. There was a discussion regarding the two club events in April. Club
members expressed interest in attending both.
3. Last month’s fund raiser was very successful. Elizabeth will give
report.
2. Greg explained the April 27 event at the Horse Park and how
important Club support would be to the dealership and to
membership in general. The Lexington Concours will be held in
July.
4. Wayne & Judy Miller will be attending the AGM Conference on
March 22-23 in Texas. A report will follow when they return.
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3. Elizabeth explained what she found out about our Club to answer
the telephones at a KET campaign drive. The campaign is held
twice a year and the next one is in October on Cooper Dr. in
Lexington. There are 6 hr. two shifts required 10 volunteers for
morning and 15 for afternoon. Our Club would get a total of 1 ½
hrs. of camera time. Elizabeth will contact KET for exact dates in
Oct. for the Club to consider.
"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.
Respectfully submitted,
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:
This Saturday we will celebrate our first official Cars and Coffee for
Dystonia for 2013!
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
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Events and Outings
The Parkland of Floyds Fork
Beckley Creek Park Section
By Harold Leggett and Bill Hall, with photos by Bill Hall and Michael Leggett
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Saturday, March 23 , 2013
There’s a new thrill in Louisville for the walking, playing, running, and nature-loving set. The Parklands of Floyd Fork, Beckley Creek Park Section
was our destination arranged by Sue and Bill Hall.
The Parklands is a
systemic, world-class
addition to Louisville’s
parks system that, once
completed, will include
four major parks linked
by a park drive, a firstrate urban trail system
and a remarkable water
trail, all tracing Floyds
Fork, a classic Kentucky
stream.
By 2015, The Parklands
will stretch from Shelbyville Road to Bardstown Road. The northern portion of
Beckley Creek Park is now open to the public. You may enter the park from
Shelbyville Road, across from Valhalla Golf Course. The southern portion of the
park as well as the second park, Pope Lick, will open in the fall of 2013. We will
break ground in the summer of 2013 on the two southern parks, on schedule to
open in 2015.
The Parklands will be unique in their design, harnessing the talents of national
award-winning planners and landscape architects – Wallace Roberts & Todd in
Philadelphia, PA and Bravura in Louisville, Kentucky.
In every aspect, The Parklands will be a seamless blending of public space with
the pristine beauty of nature, in a fusion of beneficial use and thoughtful
preservation.
The Parklands design has already been honored with three very prestigious
awards: The 2010 “Place Maker” award by the Foundation for Landscape Studies,
the “Honor Award in Analysis and Planning” by the American Society of
Landscape Architects, and “The Merit Award” by the National Park Service
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Our trip began in the windswept parking lot of Middletown’s Wal-Mart on Shelbyville Road just west of the Gene Snyder Freeway. From there, we
proceeded to the Parklands of Floyds Fork, Beckley Creek Park Section over country roads to the “Egg Lawn”, crossing under I-64 to the “Oxbow”,
then on to “William Miles Lakes” exit onto Shelbyville Road.
Dang. It’s chilly out here.
Bet it’s chilly over there, too …
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Lots of XKs on a cool Spring Saturday
Jaguars in the Beckley Woods Section parking lot
Greg and Bev Huelsman arrive to join the crew
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Walter Kindler and Tom Binkley contemplate Jaguars and life
Hans, Walt, and Tom look over the Parklands map exhibits
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Dogs, especially dogs, are well provided for in the Parklands of Floyds Fork
Children, too. Even on a cold, dreary day the little ones are hard at play on the park equipment
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Jaguars out for a day’s road running
No top-down touring today … brrr
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The park center has meeting rooms, displays, and the always-welcome facilities
Creekside Center facilities
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Beckley Creek Park signage
Annabelle Woody with one of the interactive display screens
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Hans Albertsen, Deann and Walt Hancock , Tom Binkley, and Walter Kindler
studying the park system diagrams
Helen Kindler, Joyce Albertsen, and Walter Kindler perusing the exhibits
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We received a thorough briefing on the park development and plans for the future
Hans Albertsen, Helen Kindler, Walter Kindler, Joyce Albertsen,
and Libby Leggett examining the Parklands maps
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Following out tour of the facilities at the Floyds Fork Parklands, we adjourned to the east, towards Shelbyville for a lunchtime visit to Claudia Sanders’
Dinner House.
In 1959, at the age of 69, Colonel Harland Sanders and his wife, Claudia, moved from Corbin in southeastern Kentucky to Shelbyville and established
the Claudia Sanders Dinner House. The one hundred twenty five year old dwelling, Blackwood Hall, which is adjacent to the Dinner House, served as
the Sanders’ residence and the base of operation for Kentucky Fried Chicken after their move here. Later, a larger building was added and became
what we know today as the Dinner House.
Their knowledge of Southern Recipes and their natural leaning toward the restaurant business soon brought about the creation of this, the Claudia
Sanders Dinner House where an air of Southern Hospitality and cooking combined with old fashioned, family style service still remain. Guests are
treated to a full country-style buffet of the greatest creation from Colonel Sanders’ secret recipes. The buffet includes fried chicken, roast beef,
country vegetables and homemade cobblers.
Yep. This must be the place.
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The front of Claudia Sanders’ Dinner House is a bit imposing
Michael Leggett was pretty well behaved on this trip. Here he is with Dad and the XJR
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Lunch selections from a full menu can be a bit daunting …
maybe I’ll just go with the chicken
Hans Albertsen, Bev Huelsman, Greg Huelsman, and Tom Binkley contemplating the menu
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What do you think about the chicken? Is the chicken any good?
Chicken. Let‘s all have chicken
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You’re having chicken, son …
It looks like … chicken.
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Annabelle Woody and Bill Long enjoy family style eating, and a great selection of side dishes
Lots of vegetables and side dishes to pass and share
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I think we enjoyed the chicken.
Bill and Sue did a great job of arranging a fun trip.
Job well done!
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Col. Harland Sanders and Claudia Sanders
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Upcoming 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.
What will we see?
We visit one particular horse farm 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 baby/mare if available (all subject to availability of
trainers). Tours are conducted at an actual working horse
farm, these are not typical attractions. Step back in time on a hands-on
tour of a working Saddlebred Farm and step into the arena during a
training session. Talk with a trainer. Watch these distinctly skilled and
beautiful show horses
as they’re worked.
Walk through the
barns. In the spring
and summer, pet a
new foal. And take
lots of pictures –
seeing this “jewel of a
breed” up-close is a
once-in-a-lifetime experience.
What’s the Cost?
There is no cost for a tour, although a donation is suggested. All monies are
donated to an equine scholarship fund. Checks must be made out to the
William Woods University.
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Science Hill Inn -- 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.
After lunch enjoy browsing through the unique shops.
Meeting location:
Wal-Mart parking lot at 12981 Shelbyville Road near intersection with English Station Road. Turn left on Data Vault Drive,
then right into parking lot. Park on right corner.
Schedule:
9:15a Meet at Wal-Mart parking lot on
Shelbyville Road
9:30a Leave Wal-Mart parking lot: take
Shelbyville Road (US 60E)
10:00a Arrive in Shelbyville
10:10a Saddlebred Horse Farm
10:15-11:00a
Tour of restored
historical house - We will see the 1st & 2nd
floors
11:00-12:00p
Tour of horse barn - We
will see a horse work, walk through the
barns, see a mare & foal
12:30p Lunch at Science Hill Inn
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F-Type Unveiling at
Three Chimneys Farm, Midway
Saturday, April 27th, 2013
By Greg Huelsman, Membership Chair
You’ve seen the photos, the press releases. Now, we get to see the real car here in
Kentucky.
The Event: Jaguar F-Type Introduction on April 27th
Saturday, April 27th – Jaguar F-Type Unveiling / Jaguar Cars Media / Kentucky Horse Park
Rolex Event
Schedule
8:00 a.m. - Club members meet at Jaguar Louisville to convoy to a special venue(TBD)
en-route to the Horse Park
9:30a.m. – Brunch at Three Chimneys Farm; meet members of other Jaguar Clubs
10:00 a.m. – Farm tour
10:45 a.m. – Unveiling of the new Jaguar F-Type / Media Coverage / Photo Opportunities
12 Noon – Convoy to the Kentucky Horse Park for the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event;
Jaguar Car executives and more
After the F-Type Unveiling event, all club members are invited to the Kentucky Horse
Park for the Rolex Equestrian event (http://www.rk3de.org). Jaguar Louisville will
provide wine and catered food at the event with special tents for our members. Jaguar
Louisville will invite its Jaguar owners who are not members of the Club and ask them to
join the Club. JDC will have a special area to meet prospective new members.
Let’s have a large showing from JDC51!
Greg and Bev Huelsman
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Planes & Automobiles
Saturday May 18th, 2013
By Anne and Roger Lawson
We will meet at the Meijer Shopping Center parking lot at 9500
Preston Highway, Louisville, KY 40229 north of I-265, the Gene
Snyder Freeway. This should be an easy place for everyone to find,
and a short hop to I-65. We will depart from there at 9:00am &
head for the first stop about a 45minute drive down I65 & have a
30 minute tour of Addington Field Airport.
From the airport we'll caravan to the Swope Cars of Yesteryear
Museum for a 45 to 60 minute tour.
Then onto Glendale, KY for a lunch around 11:30-12:00 at Tony
York's on Main. Roger & Anne will provide adult beverages for
lunch (yes, Hardin County is still in the Prohibition Era!) but this
event is private & the law provides us a nice little loophole for
hospitality.
Afterwards there are loads of lovely shops in the area, so after
lunch the Club members can leave at their discretion.
Schedule
1:00p
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
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.
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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.
Our 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.
Not only do we have a great display of our collection for public viewing, but we also sell antique
cars for the more passionate collectors.
The Swope auto museum is a great place to bring the family and take a step back in time to remember the cars of
yesteryear.
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 will be held on Saturday June 1 st, 2013.
The club’s 2013 Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) Judging School & Concours Training will be held Saturday May 11, 2013 from
10:00a – 12:00 noon at my home ‘Mahogany House’ 2438 Carolina Avenue, Louisville 40205
Between now and then, it’s important that Judges and Entrants alike familiarize themselves with the Concours rules effective this year
by attending the scheduled Judge and Entrant orientation session.
The session will:
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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 your homework in advance, 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
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Try rightclicking on the link and choose Save Target As to dowload 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 will be available for your use during the training sessions. If you already have a copy of the 2013
JCNA Concours Rule Book, please bring it with you to the training session.
You are welcome to join us whether or not you have a specific interest in concours or judging.
Please RSVP and let me know if you have a Judging book from last year, for it will need updating and give me an idea of how much coffee to have on
hand.
RSVP to:
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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Relationship of the JCNA Concours d'Élégance
& the British Sports Car Club’s British Bash
11. Class trophies will not be mailed, except at additional cost. Please
make prior arrangements if you cannot be at the 4:00 pm Awards
Presentation.
The Jaguar Concours d'Élégance is sanctioned by Jaguar Clubs of North
America (JCNA) and is located in the infield of the British Sports Car
Club’s British Bash. The JCNA Concours registration fee does not enter
one in the British Bash.
12. Each entrant will receive, shortly after the Concours, his or her
judging forms plus a report of scores of all vehicles entered. Copies
of all scores will be maintained.
13. JCNA will receive copies of scores for all cars entered in the JCNA
classes in the Jaguar Drivers Club Area 51 Concours to assist with
selection of Best Jaguar in Class of North America.
The ‘Bash is a separate and distinct event sponsored by Louisville’s
British Sports Car Club for the benefit of St. Joseph Children’s Home.
Revenue for St. Joseph is generated through:
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Note 1: Every precaution will be taken to protect cars entered in the
Concours, but The Jaguar Clubs of North America, Inc., The Jaguar
Drivers Club Area 51, British Sports Car Club, St. Joseph Children’s
Home, and the Concours Committee will not assume liability for
damage to cars, personal property or personal injury.
Public parking, at $5 per car for spectators
Food sales
Vendor participation
Bash trophies are awarded by popular vote of entrants. Please
participate in any and all ‘Bash activities. While the British Bash is a
separate event from the Concours, you are welcome and encouraged to
register for the British Bash. In addition to prizes offered by the British
Sports Car Club, it’s always a good thing to support our fellow
organization and, of course, the St. Joseph Children’s Home.
Note 2: Entrants must remain in place until all judging is complete.
Unexcused Early Departure Will Result In Disqualification
Schedule and Officials
All times are Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
You may enter your Jaguar in both events.
Friday, May 31, 2013 - Hotel Check-In / Schmoozing
Please register separately for the ‘Bash at www.BritishBash.com
Regulations
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Concours d'Élégance entries are open to all Jaguar owners.
Entries in all Champion Division classes and all Driven Division classes
are judged according to JCNA rules approved for the current year.
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The Driven Division rules require only that your entry is a Jaguar with a
Jaguar engine. Entries may cross over from Driven Division to
Champion Division, or vice versa, but points awarded in one division
become invalid when crossing over to the other division.
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We will park and display Concours/Championship and Driven Class
automobiles together.
1.
6:00 pm British Sports Car Club cruise from your home or hotel
to St. Joseph Children's Home, the site of the ‘Concours and the
British Bash
6:00 pm British Sports Car Club Pub Night with music, beer
garden, pub grub, and Ice Cream. All food proceeds benefit St.
Joseph Children’s Home.
Food will include hot dogs, brats, and burgers
Ice Cream: Fresh ice cream from ‘Homemade Ice Cream and Pie
Kitchen’
Beer Garden: Featuring affordable beer
Car display at St. Joseph Children’s’ Home, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Bring any Jaguar in any condition even if not registered for the
Concours or the Bash. No charge, just fun.
Owner, or member of immediate family, is asked to be with the car
at time of judging and to extend courteous cooperation to all
judges.
Saturday, June 1, 2013 - Concours d'Élégance / Awards
2.
Bonnet and Boot must be closed at commencement of judging.
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3.
On Roadster and Drop Head Coupes, removable side screens
should be displayed alongside car.
4.
All other cars should have doors and side windows closed.
5.
Proof of originality is the responsibility of the Owner.
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6.
All cars judged in place. Each class will be judged as a unit.
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7.
The only vehicle preparation allowed after 12:00 noon will be
dusting. Judging will start at 12:30 pm.
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8.
Entrants with questions about scoring should contact the Chief
Judge, Bill Long, 502-693-9840 and 502-452-2988, prior to class
judging. On all matters, the Chief Judge's decision is final.
9.
All vehicles to be judged must be driven to the judging area.
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10. Tool kits, jack rolls and Owners' Manuals should be displayed
outside judged vehicle in Champion Class.
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9:00 am to 11:00 am Registration and final polishing at St. Joseph
Children’s Home Caution: No Concours fees accepted after
11:00am
12:00 noon Vehicle preparation / cleaning ends. All cleaning
materials must be stowed
12:00 noon - 12:30 pm meeting of Judges, including
complimentary lunch for Judges
12:30 pm - 3:30 pm Judging -- No automobile may depart until all
judging is complete.
Remember: Unexcused Early Departure Is Cause For
Disqualification
4:00 pm Awards Presentation at the Jaguar Check-In tent
Throughout the Day:
Parts Vendors
Kids/Family entertainment (featuring a bounce, giant 18-foot slid,
and more)
Music, food, ice cream, and beer garden
NOTE: All Food proceeds benefit St. Joseph Children’s Home!
Hot dogs, brats, corn dogs, and burgers
Admission is free; on- grounds parking benefits St. Joseph Children’s
Home, and is $5 per car for spectators
What is the British Bash?
The British Bash is Louisville's premier British car show. It features
nearly three hundred vehicles and is in its 29th year. The two-day event
is centered around the Saturday popular vote car show that includes
music, vendors, prizes, refreshments, and more. Trophies are awarded
to the winners of each category. The car show is hosted every year on the
first weekend in June by the Louisville British Sports Car Club and
proceeds benefit St. Joseph Children's Home. Please join us this year on
St. Joseph's shaded lawn as we celebrate the finest in British motoring.
Information on registering to display your vehicle will be posted on this
web site. Spectator admission is free, but there is a donation to park on
St. Joseph's property (the money goes directly to the children's home).
Started in 1985 as the British Bash this is the regions oldest British car
event. From its humble beginnings the “All British BASH” has become
the largest all British car show in Kentucky and a premier regional
events as well. The show features make and models spanning the
glorious and rich history of automobiles in England.
The British Bash is held on the shady grounds of the St. Joseph
Children's Home. There is a children's play area with food and
refreshments. Friday May 31st is a mixer for people to just mingle from
7pm till 9pm. Saturday June 1st starts with registration to begin at 9am
and runs through 12pm. Judging will be from 12pm till 3pm. The
awards will be handed out at 4pm. June 2nd is something new we are
adding this year. Details will be available at a later date. Admission on
May 31st & June 1st are free, there is a $5.00 parking fee that goes to St
Joseph's. Bring the Family for a day of Fun. Contact Greg Bowman or
email [email protected], Phone 502-727-9246 Web site
britishbash.com and club web site britishsportscarclub.com.
Photos from the 2012 Concours d’Élégance
Mark your calendars and make your plans. 2013 should reflect a record
turnout, up from last year’s recent record numbers.
Wax up the Cat, and start preparations today!
Walt Hancock, Concours Chair and
Rich Goldwin, Associate Concours Chair
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Championship Challenge 2013
June 12th-16th, 2013
Bev and I would like to encourage club members to join us at
the 2013 JCNA Challenge Championship in Richmond,
Virginia in mid-June. We’ve done this event
once before, in Richmond, and found it a
delightful and rewarding experience. We
hope you will join us.
It’s a good trip, about eight hours to Richmond,
along I-64. The drive is pretty as interstate travel goes with beautiful mountain
views throughout the Virginias and in the Shenandoah Valley.
We suggest a caravan back home. Options could include breakfast at the
Jefferson Hotel, in Richmond, a short rest stop at Michie Tavern near
Monticello in Charlottesville, lunch at The Greenbrier or the Tamarack Center
(Greenbrier Chef meal options) in Beckley, West Virginia, or a picnic brunch at
a covered bridge site.
Registration
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Go to www.JCNA.com - from the home page, click on the 2013
Challenge Championship hyperlink. Download registration form,
fill out, and mail in. You can access the form from the January/
February Jaguar Journal, or on pg 15-16 of this CatScan.
Or, just email or call Greg Huelsman for a copy
Registration deadline is June 1st, 2013
Hotel reservations are separate. Early reservations are
recommended: call 888-444-6553 or 804-727-1488
Electronic registration is not available; forms must be mailed
Schedule and Agenda
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Wednesday, June 12th
Thursday, June 13th
Friday, June 14th
Friday, June 14th
Saturday, June 15
Saturday, June 15th
Sunday, June 16th
Arrival Day; possible venue additions
Rally to wineries NW of Richmond
Slalom Richmond International Raceway
Awards Dinner
Concours d’Élégance at Windham Resort
Gala Dinner/ Concours Awards
Departure Day; possible venue additions
Wyndham Virginia Crossings Resort & Conference Center
Venue and Host Hotel
Richmond offers numerous historic landmarks, art museums, wineries,
and plantation homes for local sightseeing. For extended day trips,
Richmond is less than an hour away from historic Colonial Williamsburg
and less than two hours from the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway.
The Wyndham Virginia Crossings is a perfect location for Jaguar events.
Room rates are $122 per night. You must ask for the VJC JCNA Challenge
Championship rate. We are planning the Challenge Championship
package to fall between $300-$350, excluding the reduced room rate.
Speakers
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Norman Dewis, Jaguar Factory Test Driver
Ian Callum, Jaguar Chief Designer
Dave Kinney, Hagerty
Andy Goss, President of Jaguar Land Rover
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2013 Keeneland Concours d’Élégance
Saturday, July 20th
By Greg Huelsman and Harold Leggett
July 20th – Keeneland Concours d’Élégance (from French meaning a competition of elegance, referring to the gathering of prestigious cars).
Keeneland is one of America’s most notable Concours d’Élégance.
Returning for the first time in years, a special “Jaguar Paddock” for JDC members to park their cars in an area of distinction on the Keeneland
grounds – so we will be looking for a Big Presence for Jaguar Members / Cars.
Mark your calendars today for this event!
A club calendar for this event will be prepared to provide more details for your participation
General Parking Diagram
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If you have any questions, call Greg Huelsman (502-292-0426 – [email protected])
Car Club Paddock and Exhibitor Parking
General Admission
Day of Show gate admission is $20 per person.
Advance web site will-call admission are $15/ person.
Parking
For Car Clubs or any Sports, Exotic, or FUN CARS, premium close-in parking is available in the Paddock for $5 per car. The exclusive Mustang-only
Corral for all Mustangs is also only $5. Use Gate 2 from US 60.
FREE general spectator parking and handicapped accessible parking are available west of the show field. Use Gate 2 onto the Keeneland grounds from
US 60.
Car Club Paddock
Each year during the Keeneland Concours
d’Elegance, hundreds of car enthusiasts from all
around the state and region join the shine ‘n show
'n fellowship in the Paddock Area of the Concours, a
specially-designated parking area in close proximity
to the juried automobiles.
Since the second Concours, Paddock participants
have supported the charitable aspect of the
Concours by participating in the Paddock Challenge.
The Challenge allows clubs to vie for the honor of
having their name placed on a trophy and plaque
and to contribute to the Kentucky Children’s
Hospital. The trophy and plaque recognizing each
year’s winning car club is displayed throughout the year at the Children’s Hospital.
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Both the Paddock and the Challenge have grown significantly, increasing from 135 cars in 2004 to more than 500 in 2010. During this time, the
Challenge has generated over $37,000 for the Children’s Hospital.
The Paddock Challenge attracts Alfa Romeos, Audis, British Sterlings, Cobras, Corvettes, Ferraris, Hot Rods, Maseratis, Miatas, Mini-Coopers, Model A,
Mustangs, Porsches and many others.
2013 Keeneland Car Club Paddock Schedule
Saturday, July 20, 2013
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6:30 am Field opens to entrants
9:00 am Judging begins: field open to spectators
3:00 pm Award ceremony
4:30 pm Show concludes
For Car Clubs or any Sports, Exotic, or FUN CARS, premium close-in parking is available in the Paddock for $5 per car. The exclusive Mustang-only
Corral for all Mustangs is also only $5. Use Gate 2 from US 60.
 $20/ person admission, under 12 free at the gate.
 $15/ person admission, purchased in advance from this web site.
 For our prepaid “Will Call “ guests-ALL gates to the Saturday show will have a “Will Call” list and a dedicated "Will Call" person for your
convenience.
 FREE general spectator parking and handicapped accessible parking are available west of the show field. Use Gate 2 onto the Keeneland grounds
from US 60.
 Premium/VIP close-in parking $20.
 Active Military in uniform free
 Thanks for your service!
 $10 Collector's event program
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Louisville Concours 2013
West Baden Springs Resort Hotel,
French Lick Springs, Indiana
Sunday, October 6th, 2013
By Bill Hall
‘Marque’ your calendar now for the inaugural Louisville Concours
d’Élégance on the grounds of West Baden Springs Hotel at French Lick
Resort. Travel back in time and marvel as the Packard is featured in its
classic 1920s setting Friday, October 4 through Sunday, October 6.
Louisville Concours d’Élégance Highlights
The 20s, also known as the heyday for West Baden Springs Hotel,
brought the likes of the Rockefellers, the Vanderbilts, and the
Studebakers to this tiny valley in Southern Indiana – all nob-knobbing
with politicos, sports legends, and gangsters.
The Feature “Marque” will be “The Packard”.
The Louisville Concours d’Élégance will be held on Friday, October 4
through Sunday, October 6.
Friday, October 4 the Packard will be featured in its classic 1920 setting
at the West Baden Spring Hotel.
Saturday, October 5 will be a driving tour for Concours Entrants &
Driving Enthusiasts. Participants will embark on a back road tour
which will include a gourmet lunch. Cost is $50 / person.
General Schedule
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Friday – Welcoming Reception
Saturday – Driving Tour and great Gatsby Gala
Sunday – Exhibitors and Judges Breakfast, Concours d’Élégance,
and Awards Ceremony
Saturday Night, October 5 will be the “Great Gatsby Gala” in the worldfamous atrium of the West Baden Springs Hotel. This will be a
Prohibition-era gala complete with big band music, art deco-inspired
décor & a lavish 3-course meal, all to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital.
Costumes encouraged. Cost is $125 / person.
For information and nomination forms, visit LouisvilleConcours.com or
call 502-629-8060.
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Sunday, October 6 will have a Breakfast at Dawn. A warm breakfast
buffet before the cars is place on the field for viewing & judging. Cost is
$25 / person.
General Admission Sunday, October 6 is $15 / person in advance; $20 /
person at the gate.
Package Highlight
Concours d’Élégance VIP Experience includes admission, lunch in the
VIP tent, snacks, two drinks tickets and event program. Cost $60 /
person
Club Concours d’Élégance, includes the Driving tour, Great Gatsby Gala,
Breakfast at Dawn, & Concours d’Élégance VIP. Cost is $200 / person
*Offer only valid with hotel reservation* A saving of $60 per person.
Hotel Rates
West Baden Springs Hotel
$189/night, Friday & Saturday
$159/night, Thursday and Sunday
French Lick Springs Hotel
$175/night, Thursday through Sunday
Please call 1-888-936-9360 or visit www.frenchlick.com to book your
hotel reservation. Rooms will be held until September 1, 2013. In
making your reservation, please mention you are with the Louisville
Concours d’Élégance and provide the following group code: 1013CHN.
Please note August 1, 2013 is the last day you can register your car for
the Concours.
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Featured Articles
Chicago Tribune | March 01, 2013|
Simple Auto Repairs Pay Off
By Gregory Karp | Spending Smart | Expert tips for minor work that saves time, money
A common theme when trying to save
money is "do it yourself," but many
car owners are hesitant to take that
advice and attempt basic maintenance
and repairs on their vehicles.
expenses later. "It will domino," said Pam Oakes, an ASE-certified
technician in Fort Myers, Fla., and author of the book "Car Care for the
Clueless." "If you didn't repair a $10 coolant leak, it could turn into a
$1,000 head-gasket job."
Here are a few maintenance and repair jobs you might want to try
yourself — even if you're not handy — along with a few resources.
To a degree, those fears are legitimate,
because vehicles are more
complicated than they used to be. But
many repairs and maintenance tasks
are easy enough to complete, even for
those without many tools or skills.
Replace engine air filter. The filter is easy to find under the hood and
easy to replace, usually just requiring removal of a few screws from the
filter box and swapping in a clean, $15 or $20 filter for an old, dirty one.
That cost compares with possibly $50 or more if you have a repair shop
You could save significant money if
you did.
And saving money is only one advantage; you could save time too. Think
about the hassle involved with scheduling an auto-repair appointment,
driving to the shop and dropping off the vehicle or waiting for the repair.
"It takes a chunk of your day to deliver the vehicle to someone else,"
said Tracey Virtue, director of operations strategy for AutoMD.com, an
auto-repair instruction site owned by U.S. Auto Parts Network.
Some repairs could be done in a half-hour or less in your own driveway
whenever it's convenient for you.
do it, Virtue said.
"That's going to keep the oxygen going into your engine cleaner and
keeps the dust particles out," she said. "It just helps the engine run
better and prevents wear and tear on different components."
See your owner's manual for how
frequently to change the air filter,
typically every 15,000 miles.
Wiper blades. Instructions for replacing
blades are often on the package. "It's
really easy and cheap to do it yourself,"
Virtue said. You might save about $10
each time.
And keeping the blades clean will make
them last longer, said Oakes, who
suggests cleaning rubber blades with
paper towels and a kitchen cleaner that has lemon in it.
"There's a lot you can do that's easy," Virtue said. "And how-to guides
are so much more available."
That time and money saved might also help some car owners to stop
ignoring maintenance or a repair, a habit that can lead to bigger
Light bulbs. Headlights, brake lights, taillights and turn signals all have
bulbs that might occasionally need to be replaced. They are generally
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easy to access and require just turning a bulb with your hand to remove
and replace it. Again, a shop will likely charge for time and mark up the
price of the bulb. The expensive, high-intensity headlight lamps should
be replaced by a professional, Oakes said.
Changing oil. While this
might seem like an
obvious do-it-yourself task,
many experts don't
recommend it. The main
argument against changing
your own oil is you're not
likely to save a lot of time
and money because
specialty oil-and-lube
shops can offer cheap,
quick oil changes. Virtue warned, however, that some shops will offer
cheap oil changes to get you into the shop and then try to upsell you on
an unrelated repair job.
Fuses. If something
electrical suddenly stops
working on the interior of
the car, such as the dome
light or dashboard lights,
there's a decent chance it's
a blown fuse, which is easy
to replace. In your car's
fuse box is often a spare
fuse, Virtue said. Replace fuses one at a time, by pulling one out and
pushing in the spare fuse, to see if the problem is rectified.
Savings come from skipping the diagnostic fee at a repair shop, which
might run $50 or $100, and your cost is nothing but 10 or 15 minutes
of troubleshooting fuses, Virtue said. However, Oakes' general advice is
not to mess with anything related to electrical systems.
Warranty. Doing simple maintenance and repairs yourself will not void
your vehicle warranty, Virtue said. And if your car is more than a few
years old, it's probably not under warranty anymore anyway.
Parts and tools. It can pay to shop around for parts at retail stores and
dealers, and, if you're not in a hurry, online. And don't invest in pricey
tools you may not need. The simple repairs mentioned here only
require common household tools you're likely to already have, such as a
screwdriver, pliers and adjustable wrench.
Headlight cleaning. Older cars can develop a haze over the headlights,
which can be a safety hazard because it can reduce the driver's ability to
see and make the driver's car more difficult to be seen by others.
Do-it-yourself headlight restoration kits are relatively inexpensive and
work well, Oakes said. That might cost about $15 or $20, compared with
$50 or $75 at a shop.
Instruction. Online sites and forums offer how-to videos and written
instructional guides. It could also pay to buy the official repair manual
for your vehicle, which will tell you what tools you need and provide
instruction and troubleshooting.
Top off fluids. Check levels
for wiper fluid, engine
coolant, brake fluid and
antifreeze. Is the fluid up to
the fill line on the reservoir?
If not, add more. Or, find a
shop that will top off those
fluids for free, Oakes said.
[email protected]
Car repair online resources
A sampling of online resources for ...
Replace a battery. Even
those with minimal tool skills
should be able to remove an
old battery and replace it with
a new one, Virtue said. And
you can clean the battery
terminals that often build up
a white coating of acid.
Do-it-yourself car repair
Use baking soda and water to make a paste. Clean terminals with the
paste and an old toothbrush. That should save $30 over having a shop
do the cleaning, said Oakes, adding you shouldn't wear jewelry and
should consider wearing gloves while cleaning terminals.
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AutoMD.com
RepairPal.com
DriverSide.com
Choosing an auto repair shop
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AngiesList.com
Checkbook.org
AAA.com
Yelp.com
Jaguar News & Views
Car & Driver | March 11, 2013
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.
 V-6 S: $81,895; the V-6 S bumps the output of the supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 to 380 horsepower and 339 lb-ft of torque. Zero to 60 is achieved in
4.8 seconds, according to Jaguar, and top speed is limited at 171 mph. The V-6 S adds an active sports exhaust, adaptive sport suspension with 19inch wheels, launch control, and a limited-slip differential as standard. Remote keyless entry with push-button start and special interior lighting
also are standard.
 V-8 S: $92,895; the top-level F-type supercharged 5.0-liter V-8 produces 495 horses and 460 lb-ft. This setup is good for 0–60 in 4.2 seconds and
a top speed of 186 mph, by Jaguar’s estimates. Bigger brakes behind special 20-inch wheels as well as an electronic active differential and launch
control are standard to improve performance. Dual-zone climate control, leather sport seats, and rear-parking sensors round out the standard
creature comforts.
As far as pricing goes, the F-type is slotting in at the top of the segment regardless of powertrain. A 2013 BMW Z4 iDrive35i starts at $56,045, while a
Mercedes-Benz SLK350 starts at $56,305; the Z4 offers a 300-hp inline six while the SLK offers a 302-hp V-6. The F-type also is more expensive than
a Porsche Boxster S, which starts at $63,050 and offers a 315-hp flat-six. Move up the food chain to the 911 Carrera, however, and the F-type starts to
look competitive. While the 911 makes 350 horsepower from its flat-six, pricing starts at $85,250, making the F-type look like a bargain.
Regardless, we’re still excited to have this latest addition to the sports-car segment. A replacement from Jaguar for the legendary E-type is long
overdue, and we look forward to the opportunity to strap on our testing equipment to see how it stacks up in the real world against the competition.
http://blog.caranddriver.com/jaguar-prices-2014-f-type-supercharged-v-6-model-starts-at-69895/
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Left Lane | Friday, March 1, 2013
Spied: Jaguar's upcoming 3-Series fighter
By Drew Johnson
Jaguar's BMW
3-Series-fighter
has officially
moved out of
the rumor mill
and into the
real world.
After a lengthy
buildup, our
spy
photographers
have sent us
the first images
proving
Jaguar's
compact sedan
program is well
underway
Don't let this
test mule's
body work fool
you – beneath
that XF exterior
resides a new
compact sports
sedan that will
take on
vehicles like the BMW 3-Series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class and Audi A4.
A closer
inspection
reveals the
donor XF's
roof, doors and
deck lid have
been altered to
fit the compact
footprint of the
smaller sedan,
internally
known as the
X760. Although
we can't
comment of
the car's styling
at this point,
Jaguar's recent
F-Type sports
car should be a
good indication
of what to
expect from the company's 3-Series fighter.
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The compact sedan, which could be branded as the XS, is expected to ride on a version of the same Premium Lightweight Architecture that underpins
the Jaguar XJ. That means the XS should not only be among the lightest vehicles in its class, but also be available with rear- and all-wheel drive.
As far as engines go,
we hear the XS will
arrive with a
turbocharged fourcylinder as its base
engine, with Jaguar's
new supercharged V6
also on offer. A hotter
XS-R model is likely,
but it remains
unknown which mill
might power that car.
Look for the Jaguar XS
to hit the market
sometime in 2015,
possibly as a 2016
model.
http://www.leftlanenews.com/jaguar-xs.html
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Reuters | March 4, 2013
Jaguar Land Rover to lift investment
at UK engine plant
By Henry Foy; Writing by Mark Potter; Editing by David Cowell
GENEVA (Reuters) - Luxury car maker Jaguar Land Rover plans to increase investment
at its UK engine plant and double employment at the site to around 1,400, its chief
executive said on Monday.
Ralf Speth told a press conference ahead of the Geneva car show the firm planned to
increase investment at the plant in central England to over 500 million pounds ($754
million) from a previous plan of around 350 million.
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by India's Tata Motors , has ridden a rise in demand
for its luxury saloons and SUVs over the past two years, notably in China and other
emerging markets, bucking the trend of plant shutdowns and falling production at
many European automakers.
The investment is part of a surge in capital spending in JLR's production facilities. In
China, for example, the company and local partner Chery Automobile (CHERY.UL) are
building a factory.
Company sources also told Reuters on Saturday that JLR was investigating the potential
of manufacturing cars in India.
The Jaguar logo is pictured at a Jaguar-Land
Rover showroom in Mumbai February 13,
2013. REUTERS/Vivek Prakash
Despite its plans overseas, JLR has continually stressed its dedication to its plants in Britain, where it says it is the country's largest automotive
investor in research and development. ($1 = 0.6635 British pounds)
http://news.yahoo.com/jaguar-land-rover-lift-investment-uk-engine-plant-190115242--finance.html
Autoweek | March 14, 2013
2014 Range Rover Sport leaked online
By Jake Lingeman
VMax 200, the new Range Rover Sport leaked online; 2014 Range
Rover adds supercharged V6
In February, we saw the 2014 Range Rover in a leaked internal document sent
to us by a dealer. Over the past few weeks, the company has been teasing the
new Range Rover Sport, which will debut at the New York auto show. But on
Wednesday, Facebook community page VMax 200 gave us a sneak peek,
publishing snagged a shot of the new Rover in an auto shop.
What we garnered from the blurry teaser shot looks to be substantiated by the
new picture. The front and rear end look much like the rounded Range Rover
Evoque, as do its sloping rear window and black window pillars.
Personally, we like the new shape. It looks like a brawnier Evoque with squared
shoulders and tough haunches. As much as we like blocky designs—see the Cherokee Classic—we understand that moving a brick through air takes
fuel. Automakers know if they want better fuel mileage, a cube on wheels isn't the way to do it.
If the Range Rover Sport follows the pattern set by the 2014 Range Rover, it will have the option of a supercharged V6 or the 5.0-liter V8 that it carried
in the previous model year. A supercharged V8 will go in the top model.
We'll learn more before the New York auto show later this month.
http://www.autoweek.com/article/20130313/carnews/130319928#ixzz2OeZztaa2
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Wall Street Journal | March 12, 2013
Jaguar Land Rover
Posts Slower Sales Growth
By ANIRBAN CHOWDHURY
MUMBAI--JaguarLand Rover PLC, the luxury-car maker owned by India's
Tata Motors Ltd., 500570.BY -3.27% Tuesday posted a 3% increase in its
February vehicle sales, which slowed sharply from recent months
because of holidays in China.
Jaguar Land Rover's sales had increased 32% in January. That came
after a 30% jump in 2012 sales.
The U.K.-based company posted global sales of 26,855 vehicles in the
past month.
Jaguar Land Rover, acquired from Ford Motor Co. F +0.15% in 2008, is
Tata Motors' biggest money spinner. The unit has been riding on strong
demand in emerging markets such as China and Brazil to prop up its
parent's weak performance in India.
Sales in China, one of its biggest markets, fell 22% as the country
celebrated the spring festival in February, resulting in lower working
days, Jaguar Land Rover said. Last year, the festival was in January.
In India, automobile demand has been crimped by increasing fuel
prices, high borrowing cost and a slowdown in the economy which
together have dissuaded many from purchasing vehicles.
Global sales of Jaguar sedans rose 27% to 4,595 vehicles but those of
Land Rover sport-utility vehicles fell slightly to 22,260 units, the
company said.
In February, Tata Motors posted a 71% fall in its sales of cars and SUVs
in India.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323826704578356280881377930.html
Wall Street Journal
| March 4, 2013
Jaguar Mulls Manufacturing Cars in India
By ANIRBAN CHOWDHURY
MUMBAI -- Jaguar Land
Rover, Tata Motors Ltd.'s
British luxury car making
unit, is considering
manufacturing vehicles in
India.
JLR is looking at options to
build its cars and expand its
manufacturing footprint
beyond the U.K., a person
close to the development
said Sunday, and producing
cars in India would lower
the price tag for JLR vehicles
in the world's second-most
populous country.
"Like Brazil, India is one of
the possibilities for Jaguar
Land Rover to fully
manufacture cars," the
person, who didn't want to
be named, told The Wall
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Street Journal, in line with the company's plans to set up plants in
emerging economies
A manufacturing plant in India would be a leap for JLR over its German
rivals -- Audi AG, Daimler AG, and BMW AG -- which only assemble their
cars in India.
Showroom attendants polish a vehicle at a Jaguar Land Rover showroom
in Mumbai.
Global auto makers have been expanding their manufacturing footprint
in India to lower costs and produce cheaper vehicles for the large
domestic market.
However, the process is at a "very preliminary stage," the person said,
and analysts were skeptical about the viability of a JLR manufacturing
plant in India.
However, analysts said Jaguar Land Rover's sales volume in India don't
justify the cost of setting up a manufacturing facility in the country.
JLR assembles two vehicles at its west India plant using kits, engines and
gearboxes imported from the U.K. However, these locally assembled
vehicles are still subjected to a duty, albeit lower than that for fully
imported automobiles.
"A manufacturing facility would entail an investment of about 25 billion
rupees ($455 million), in which case, the company would need to sell
about 12,000 vehicles to make a profit...JLR does much less," said
Mahantesh Sabarad, an analyst with Fortune Equity Brokers (Pvt) Ltd.
Building a car in India would help JLR save on government taxes and
reduce labor costs. India recently raised the import duty on imported
cars to 100% of its cost, from 75%. Cars made by companies such as
JLR, which fully import engines and gearboxes, attract a 30% duty, while
vehicles assembled from imported kits and fitted with locally made parts
attract a 10% duty
He added that unless JLR opens an engine manufacturing plant in India,
it will continue to attract the tax that is imposed on imported engines.
Jaguar Land Rover has three plants in the U.K. It is building a
manufacturing plant in China with local car maker Chery Automobile
Co., and plans to set up a plant in Brazil if it clears regulatory hurdles.
JLR assembles the Jaguar XF sedan and the Land Rover Freelander sport
utility vehicle at the same facility where parent Tata Motors builds cars
and trucks, but imports fully built vehicles for the XK and XJ sedans, as
well as the Evoque and Discovery SUVs.
In 2008, Tata Motors purchased the Jaguar and Land Rover brand
names for $2.3 billion from Ford Motor Co. The unit is the Indian
company's biggest source of revenue and profit.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324178904578339320515355876.html
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Green Car Reports | March 12, 2013
Jaguar Joins BMW, Other Luxury Makes,
In Adding Start-Stop for Fuel Saving
By Antony Ingram
2013 Jaguar XJ
It's taken a while for carmakers to begin fitting stop/start systems to U.S.
vehicles, such systems' benefits not really advertised to consumers in a
car's EPA numbers.
The driver can also switch off the system using a dashboard button-these scenarios and more can be seen in the video above.
In the real world though, many manufacturers say the systems can save
you significant amounts of fuel--particularly if you regularly commute in
heavy traffic.
Jaguar's Stop/Start uses a "Tandem Solenoid Starter", allowing
independent starter gear selection and engine starting. A more powerful
and durable starter motor replaces the standard starter.
Jaguar has joined other luxury carmakers in offering the system on a
selection of its models.
When pulling to a halt, the system cuts the
engine to save fuel and reduce emissions,
during what Jaguar terms "ECOStop". It
then restarts as you lift your foot off the
brake--so the engine is already running
before you press the gas pedal.
The benefits are fairly easy to understand-an engine that's off is an engine using no
fuel and producing no emissions. And while
Jaguar cabins are generally pretty quiet, it's
even quieter with the engine off entirely.
Until now, many carmakers have been
reluctant to fit such systems, despite their
benefits, as cars on the EPA test cycle spend
too little time not moving for stop/start
systems to take effect.
Naturally, there may be situations where
you don't want the system to function, so
the system is designed to perform
differently depending on the conditions.
The system is available on all 2013 Jaguar XF and XJ, V-6 and V-8
sedans, and will be standard on the upcoming F-Type sports car. It isn't
available on 2.0-liter XF models, nor the older XK Coupe and Convertible
lines.
If it's too hot (over 104 F) or too cold (below 32 F) outside requiring the
air conditioning or heating inside, the system remains on. This also
applies to ambient cabin temperature, or if the driver has set the heating
and ventilation controls to a high setting. If the hood is open, the driver
turns the steering wheel or has their belt unbuckled, the system will also
deactivate.
But will Jaguar buyers take to the system in a way their BMW-driving
counterparts didn't?...
http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1082842_jaguar-joins-bmw-other-luxury-makes-in-adding-start-stop-for-fuel-savings-video
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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS | Monday, March 4, 2013, 3:21 PM
2013 Jaguar F-Type Roadster ready to stand
up to Mercedes-Benz SLK series
Jaguar is ready to be taken seriously again, at least that's what its 2013 F-Type Roadster suggests. Better looking than a Porsche Boxster and more
athletic than the Mercedes-Benz SLK, this sports car is ready to compete in the convertible market.
The 2013 Jaguar F-Type Roadster is ready to remind the public of Jaguar's racing history.
When you think about Jaguar the odds are your thoughts will touch upon on every aspect of luxury automobiles save for high performance. Mainly
because they have spent decades rolling out one posh sedan after another, with only the rare stab at something offering even the pretense of a car
more potent than a "grand tourer," Jaguar developed an image problem for itself among sports car enthusiasts.
The company's new F-Type Roadster is the latest, and most obvious attempt to remind the buying public of Jaguar's
history of racing and production of fast automobiles. When you allow a half century to elapse between the
E-Type and the next letter in the alphabet, the newest Jaguar has quite the tall order to
accomplish. It is reported that the drop top will soon be
that task with a hard topped version.
The good news for Jaguar is that the Fpromising start. It's definitely a
depending on your taste
looks better than
or Cayman, and
athletic than
SLK series cars
intended to
actual
1960's
assisted in
Type is off to a
head turner, and
in such things,
the Porsche Boxster
more lithe and
the Mercedes-Benz
the F-Type is
tackle.
The F-Type Roadster
is more than just a
looker. Inside, the car
feels as much like a
race car as its exterior
looks.
But looks aren't enough in this segment, the
performance has to live up to the sheet metal. Jaguar
is offering the
F-Type with two supercharged engines. The base F-type will
be offered with a V6 offering 340 BHP and 322 ft-lbs. of torque. The S model gets a tweak of the V6 to return 380 BHP and 339 ft-lbs. of torque. The
top of the line will be the V8S shoehorning 495 BHP and 460 ft-lbs. of torque into the little cat. All versions are slated to feature an eight speed
automatic transmission run through either paddle shifters or the more traditionally
styled shift lever. A rumored manual transmission is also to be offered for the driving
purists. All of the first F-Types will be rear wheel driven, with limited slip differentials and
launch control to keep the car going straight if you mash the accelerator to the floor. The
more powerful V8's differential control will be electronic.
With any sports car, speed is only part of the equation, handling and braking are equally
important to its ultimate composure when driven hard. To those ends, Jaguar is
equipping the F-Type with the brakes and computer brains to help you keep the car
where you want it to go. In addition to a normal mode that tames the cat, there is a
"Dynamic" mode that increases the throttle response, reduces the power assist to the
steering, cuts down the nannying of the stability control, and makes more efficient
upshifts and throttle blipping downshifts.
During the golden age of European convertible cars in the postwar period, most of them were British. Hopefully, with the F-Type, Jaguar is joining the
silver age of today's Germanic convertibles, and proves itself worthy of its rich heritage.
http://www.nydailynews.com/autos/looker-jaguar-f-type-roadster-ready-compete-article-1.1278951#ixzz2NrOyvVP3
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Car & Driver | March 20, 2013
Plus-Size Performance Pussycat
Jaguar Previews 550-hp 2014 XJR
at 2013 New York Auto Show
By Alexander Stoklosa
The XJR returns! Jaguar has announced it will release an XJR sedan for 2014, and that the sporty model will debut at the 2013 New York auto show.
Recently, Jaguar gave the XJ a mild refresh for 2013, but it hasn’t sold an R version of its biggest sedan since 2009, the year before the new-look,
current-generation model bowed.
Unlike Jaguar’s other R models, the 510-hp XFR and the XKR, the XJR will be powered by a 550-hp, supercharged 5.0-liter V-8 engine shared with the
higher-output XFR-S and XKR-S. It also will receive the requisite host of chassis and suspension enhancements to improve handling and braking. As
is clear from the single XJR photo Jaguar released, the car also will get subtle cosmetic upgrades to visually announce its R-itude. The XJR likely will
slot into the XJ lineup above the 510-hp XJ Supersport and XJL Supersport, which until now has been the spiciest XJ on offer.
Look for more details—like whether the XJR will be offered only in short-wheelbase, non-L form—to follow the XJR’s debut in New York. A part of us
really hopes Jaguar decides to take the XJR one step further and roll out an even more-powerful (and French Racing Blue) XJR-S.
http://blog.caranddriver.com/plus-size-performance-pussycat-jaguar-previews-550-hp-2014-xjr-2013-new-york-autoshow/?src=spr_FBPAGE&spr_id=1458_7371773
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Sports Car Market | February 2013
Jaguar Auction Results
SCM February 2013
SOLD AT $74,104. Price paid was a touch high compared with the
R.M. Auctions: October 31, 2012, London, UK
typical market price, but not out of line considering the originality,
single-family ownership and recent work.
#161-1936 JAGUAR SS 100 2½-LITER roadster. S/N 18019. Eng. #
L1285E. Black/ black canvas/blue leather. RHD. Odo: 2,366 miles. Good
and straight, previously up-engined into a 3½, and now with a correct
(but not original) engine. Excellent older restoration just mellowing
nicely with newish leather, perfect instruments and excellent chrome.
Seventh of 190 built, originally blue. Cond: 1-.
SOLD AT $428,562. In the U.S. by 1965, Canada by 1989 and then
#128-1953 JAGUAR XK 120 roadster. S/N S874200. Silver Gray/chocolate
light brown leather. Odo: 74,819 miles. Difficult to spot a flaw. Very high-level
body-off restoration presents extremely well. Chrome, paintwork, interior,
engine bay all present as new. The matching-numbers mechanicals have been
completely overhauled. Fiberglass hard top included. Cond: 1-.
Arcturial Motorcars: November 11, 2012, Paris, FRA
SOLD AT $120,985. Sold strong for a 120, but the new owner should have no
Milan the following year. Not as valuable as a the 3½-liter version, and
did well to do this much, especially with non-original block.
complaints. An exceptional example and an exceptional price.
Collector Car Productions: October 26–28, 2012,
Toronto, CAN
#104-1965 JAGUAR XKE coupe. S/N 1E31363. Eng. # 7E48488. Mist
Gray/black leather. Odo: 62,797 km. Very well preserved original car, in
the same family since new. Repainted once, now showing age. Retains
original Parisian registration and lube decals. Leather intact but looking
a little fragile. Recent mechanical attention. Cond: 4+.
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#SP46-1956 JAGUAR XK 140 coupe. S/N 814595. White/black leather. Odo:
36,657 miles. Little info offered, but supposedly a complete engine rebuild just
completed, new brakes and over $30k spent. Door fit and sitting high at rear are
cause for concern. Very decent respray. Newer black leather immaculate, as is
wood. Fresh chrome and fully detailed engine, compartment and trunk. Fresh
tires, repainted wire wheels. Flat black underside with no detailing. An attentiongetter one way or another. Cond: 2.
#561-1990 JAGUAR XJS convertible. S/N SAJJNADW3DB173593. Red/black
cloth/magnolia leather. RHD. Odo: 23,355 miles. A previous multiple showwinner in near-Concours condition. Low mileage, leather is hardly worn.
Appears to have no rot anywhere. Quite amazing. Cond: 1-.
SOLD AT $32,822. We don’t usually include these, as most are rusty old sheds,
but this was an exception. You could buy 10 old smokers for this, but you
couldn’t make a rough one nice for the price—and it’s still far less money than
basically the same mechanicals in an SIII E-type. Curiously alluring.
SOLD AT $71,739. Some thought this looked smart, others felt it looked like a
“girlie” car or pimpmobile. Losing the wide whitewalls and going with repainted
silver wheels should solve any negative perceptions. Big bucks paid for a coupe,
so seller did well.
eBay
Condition inferred from seller’s descriptions; cars were not physically examined
by the author. All quoted material taken from the eBay listings. (sf=seller’s
feedback) by Chad Tyson, Market opinions in italics
Bonhams: November 14, 2012, Harrogate, UK
#522-1968 JAGUAR XKE 4.2 Series I 2+2 coupe. S/N 1E51276BW. Eng. #
7E5499919. Green/green Webasto/beige leather. RHD. Odo: 1,011 miles.
Straight body with new hood. Nice paint with a few imperfections, good chrome.
Porsche seats, rear bench removed, new leather. Avon ZZ tires a sign of
enthusiastic ownership, but they’re a tad small. Was an auto, now a manual with
overdrive, and Coopercraft brakes. Original airbox missing, replaced by three
K&N filters. Recorded mileage is since the car was put back on the road. Cond:
2+.
#281027342641-1948 JAGUAR MK IV drophead coupe. S/N 637139.
Silver/blue canvas/blue leather. RHD. Odo: 67,874 km. St. Louis, MO. 14 photos.
“Dual SU sidedraft carburetors, Moss 4-sp, solid front axle and live rear axle with
semi-elliptic leaf springs front and rear, and Girling four-wheel mechanical
drum brakes. Concours-quality restoration completed in 2000. All mechanicals
restored and overhauled, new wooden body framing installed, new Connolly
leather upholstery fitted. The electrical wiring also addressed. Car has been
properly and regularly maintained and exercised, and remains in virtual
Concours-quality condition.” 11 bids. Sf 161. Cond: 2+.
SOLD AT $38,292. Story was that this one was modified to carry the owner’s
dog, but the mutt died and this improved car was too painful a reminder. After I
slagged off 2+2s last issue, this one was almost desirable, with sensible mods
and a good color disguising the roof and sunroof. Only the too-small tires
detracted, but I’d say this was a good car fairly bought.
SOLD AT $84,500. Said to be one of 376 3.5-liter Mk IVs built for export. This
one went for about $20k more than the SCM Pocket Price Guide listing. It
appeared in remarkable condition, and somebody just had to have it. Well sold.
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Jaguar Auction Results
SCM March 2013
apart gives a unique driving experience, and that’s what we’re paying for here,
even if it’s about to be torn apart. Price paid is fair both ways, I reckon.
Bonhams: December 3, 2012, Brooklands, UK
#318-1938 JAGUAR SS 100 3½-liter roadster. S/N 39065. Eng. # M784E.
Metallic green/red leather. RHD. Odo: 25,870 miles. Beautiful condition with
nice paint, except corner of right front fender lightly crunched. Good chrome,
lovely patina on leather, although some of interior such as door cards is newer.
Dash and instruments all present and correct. According to the engine number,
motor is original, or at least of the original type. In the Patrick Collection since
1981. Cond: 2+.
#335-1956 JAGUAR XK 140 coupe. S/N 804612DN. Eng. # G65278.
Green/brown leather. RHD. Odo: 23,517 miles. Older restoration. Straight with
goodish door gaps, paint all even. Leather only lightly creased. Boy-racer redpainted drums a bit out of place on one of these, but easily rectified. Cond: 2.
SOLD AT $75,808. Purchased at auction in 1992, according to the catalog. This
time around, well sold and fairly bought.
SOLD AT $402,177. Sold on the money for a decent 3½. 2½s are always a little
cheaper, and the price here suggests it still had its original engine, which is rare.
Well bought and sold.
#368-1970 JAGUAR XKE Series II convertible. S/N 1R1655. Eng. #
7R112099. Blue/beige leather. RHD. Odo: 10,844 miles. Fair older repaint over
very solid structure with good door shuts. Chrome decent. Leather is original,
with light creasing and little wear. Michelin X tires give a clue as to when it was
last used. Cond: 3+.
#346-1951 JAGUAR XK 120 roadster. S/N 661002. Eng. # W55847. Old
English White/red vinyl/red & beige leather. RHD. Odo: 10,269 miles. Lovely and
straight, barring a couple of small dings in the driver’s door and rear deck. Nice
but slightly orange-peeled paint. Door fit fairly good, but trunk floor well
corroded. Leather, an older retrim, now lightly creased. Dash-mounted
stopwatch is a nice touch. Cond: 2-.
SOLD AT $87,826. Extremely low mileage was the selling point here, but
SOLD AT $73,035. Bought in the U.S. in 2009 before coming to the U.K. Before
that, offered but not sold at $27k at Mecum Arlington in November 1998 (SCM#
1683), and before that offered but not sold at $24k at Kruse Auburn in
September 1998 (SCM# 1416). Sold here at the right money for a nice, usable
and attractive early XK still with its rear spats.
buyers found this car somehow unappealing. It sold post-action for a best offer
£2,500 ($3,450) under lower estimate. Maybe it was the dull paint, maybe the
odd tire choice or the slightly discouraging estimate. But a car that’s never been
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#607-1953 JAGUAR XK 120 roadster. S/N 661083. White/buff canvas/red
leather. RHD. Odo: 75,940 miles. Sixth from last XK 120 built. Straight with good
door and spat fit. Beautiful patina on 30-year-old leather. Tidy motor with C-type
head, electric fan and newish exhaust. Cond: 2.
SOLD AT $101,935. Initially unsold across the block, later sold for this fair
price—which is what auctions are all about, isn’t it?
Barrons: December 12, 2012, Surrey, UK
#143-1965 JAGUAR XKE Series 1 4.2 coupe. S/N 1E20457. Eng. # 7E33699.
Silver/ black leather. RHD. Odo: 61,228 miles. Clean, straight and tidy. Displayed
over a mirror. Rear wheel-to-arch clearance is wildly different from side to side.
Highly polished engine. Leather lightly creased. On Dunlop alloys over big
brakes. Cond: 1-.
SOLD AT $87,389. Slightly strong money for a coupe, but condition makes it
worth the price—and bought far cheaper than it would cost to do again.
Barons, Surrey, U.K., 12/12.
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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
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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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Classifieds from Around and About
2004 Jaguar XJ8 Vanden Plas, Zircon Blue, 75,000 miles. 2011 and
2012 Concours Class winner, immaculate. Extensive and
Comprehensive warranty to July 2014 or 97,700 miles. $18,500. Call
Lew Walters, (865) 458-0836 – from Smoky Mountain Jaguar Club
(SMJC) March 2013
2001 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, Gold exterior with Beige interior and
Beige Convertible top. 47,000 miles. Asking $11,500. Well maintained
and garage kept. Very good condition; rides perfectly. If interested, call
Joe or Jody Grimes at 502-895-0666 between the hours of 8 a.m. and
8 p.m. – from Jaguar Drivers’ Club, Area 51 March 2013
2002 Jaguar XJ8 Vanden Plas, Sapphire Blue. 71,611 miles. $10,990.
VIN SAJDA24C42LF41329. Rare Find! Super clean classic XJ8 body style.
This vehicle has been babied its entire life. We have the majority of
service records on file and this is a vehicle you can't replace. We have
fixed the headliner so it is not sagging like every other vehicle you look
at. This vehicle is ready to go. We accept all trades and offer financing to
well-qualified buyers. Jaguar of Louisville, 4700 Bowling Blvd Louisville,
KY 40207 | (888) 230-6683 | [email protected], March 2013
1989 Jaguar Black XJ6 Vanden Plas, 29,000 miles. Chrome wheels,
tinted glass, front/rear light assemblies Dealer upgraded to emulate the
European presentation of a 1990 model. Classic Car appraisal rated
every component excellent with professional standards of quality in
every area. Extremely well maintained. Perfect original appearing as
new. Price negotiable. R.L. Bemben (865) 694-0757 - from Smoky
Mountain Jaguar Club (SMJC) March 2013
1985 Jaguar XJS Sebring Red on Black by original owner. $3,500.
Contact Bill McConnell at (423) 288-2878 - from Smoky Mountain
Jaguar Club (SMJC) March 2013
2002 Jaguar XJ-R Tungsten Gray, 68,000 miles. Interior tan and gray
Almost new tires. This car is in excellent condition. $12,000. Neil
Hattingh (865) 389-9326 - from Smoky Mountain Jaguar Club (SMJC)
March 2013
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1994 Jaguar XJS Convertible Ice Blue with Navy top, 62,000 miles.
4.0 litre 6 cyl. Engine. Doeskin interior. Good condition but needs new
top and A/C not working. Charlie Price at (865) 376-9636 or
[email protected]. $8,000 - from Smoky Mountain Jaguar Club
(SMJC), March 2013
1971 E-Type 4.2: Unrestored one-owner car with 85,000 miles.
$22,500. Regency Red with beige interior. In good running condition.
Boston area. Al Jaszek [email protected] – from Jaguar
Association of New England (JANE) March 2013
1984 Jaguar XJS 3.6 Liter Coupe, Rare 5-Speed 56,000 Original
Miles. This is one of the 24 experimental XJS models that was built by
Jaguar and sent to the United States with the six cylinder AJ6 engine and
5‐speed Getrag transmission. These cars were given to the Jaguar
executives for their use, then stored for years. This car was purchased
several years ago from one of the Jaguar executives and has since had
modifications made to the car. All original books and documentation
included. Asking $18,500. www.jaguarsouth.com for more information.
To schedule a time to see the car contact Mark Lovello at (864) 244‐
1555 or at [email protected] - from Carolina Jaguar Club (CJC)
February 2013
1968 series 1-1/2 XKE 2+2 automatic, just out of long-term storage,
new rear calipers and pads just fitted, runs great. car is in Pittstown NJ.
$18,000.00 email [email protected] – from Jaguar Auto
Group (NJ) JAG MAG, February-March 2013
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2002 Jaguar Vanden Plas, Platinum with Ivory interior. 42,000 miles.
Asking $12,900. You can spend all the money you want for a new Jaguar
and you cannot buy a new Vanden Plas. It is the end of an era, old world
craftsmanship is still available in this excellent condition 2002 Vanden
Plas. Purchased from and serviced at Jaguar dealer. Garaged. All service
records kept. Alpine(R) Audiophile AM/FM Radio with 320 Watts and 9
Speakers Total; Cassette Player; Trunk Mounted 6-Disc CD Changer .
Leather Interior Trim, Wood and Leather Steering Wheel, Burl Walnut
Interior Trim Inlaid with Peruvian Boxwood includes Walnut Writing
Trays which fold down from front seatbacks. Lambs wool front and rear
floor mats. Any reasonable offers will be considered. (704) 364-7756.
from Carolina Jaguar Club (CJC) March 2013
1961 Jaguar XKE Red Roadster, locally-owned in Prospect
http://www.allelementmedia.com/allelementmedia.com/Home.html
1961 Jaguar XKE Roadster (Flat Floor), Jaguar Red with Black Interior,
mileage: Uncertain (Shows 38,691), maintained to a high standard.
$96,000. Contact Henry Potter at (502) 719-0163, email
[email protected]. Video available at web site noted above – from web
site March 2013
1950 Jaguar Mark V Saloon, 4 door, 3.5 engine, (head, crank and
pistons missing everything else is there), manual transmission, all seat
frames are in good shape need recovered, interior needs work, body in
good shape. Very rare, $ 4,000 OBO. Ron Daves
[email protected] – from JCNA March 2013.
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1956 Jaguar XK140 MC Roadster, $64,000. DOHC 6-Cyl 210 bhp CType engine. 33,845 miles. Engine was recently rebuilt. Has Laycock de
Normanville overdrive. A matching numbers car. Drives well. White with
red interior. Needs paint, wheels, brake work, and lights.
Great car for weekend drives or to restore to show quality levels. Serious
inquires only. Palm Beach County, Florida. Email for more photos and
info. Dan DeLellis [email protected] – from JCNA March 2013
1989 XJS Convertible , British Racing Green/ Barley. 70,050 miles,
$14,000. It has been my every day driver since 2004. garaged since new.
NEVER parked outside. I am the second owner and have all the original
documents including window sticker, handbook, instructions etc., etc.
Have receipts since new. Car is in prize-winning driven class condition.
New canvas top and headlining to Jaguar spec fitted 6 years ago. New
rear-end overhaul in 2012 including brake rotors, calipers and pads
(including parking brake), cradle V-mounts (both sides), output shaft
bearings, seals and O-rings (both sides). Front suspension overhaul in
2012 including new improved urethane anti-roll bar bushings, front
suspension mounting bushings, lower control arm bushings, engine to
sub-frame V-mount bushes, engine sump top and bottom gaskets. New
seat covers and center console cover in 2012 in original Jaguar Connolly
Barley leather. Car runs beautifully and deserves a good home. Original
paint. No rust. E-mail [email protected] for many more photos –
from JCNA March 2013
2009 Jaguar XF Supercharged, 31,207 miles. Liquid Silver,
Charcoal. $34,887.00. VIN SAJWA07C191R36581. Jaguar
SELECT Certified Vehicle, warranty until November 17,
2014 or 100,000 miles. New front and rear brakes, plus NEW
Tires. Original MSRP of $64,475. If you have been looking
for a gently loved XF this is the one. We accept all trades and
offer financing to well-qualified buyers. Jaguar of Louisville,
4700 Bowling Blvd Louisville, KY 40207 | (888) 230-6683 |
[email protected], March 2013
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1959 Mark IX Jaguar Saloon, Award winning 1959 Mark IX Jaguar
Saloon. Red and Black. V-6 engine, less than 10,000 miles, in excellent
working condition. Completely restored. Interior wood in very good
condition. Sun roof, all tools and owners manual. Always a California
car. Asking $45,000. Call (818) 590-4978 or email
[email protected] – from JCNA March 2013
1965 S-Type 3.8 Manual W/OD, asking $24,500 CDN. Offering to new
home, the Lady Jag, a black/biscuit original, unmolested survivor. All
synchro gearbox, strong engine, lovely to look at and a real head-turner
everywhere she goes. Mileage 102K, books include Owner’s Manual and
hard-cover Service Manual and Parts Manual, complete tool kit, straight
panels (doors have never been off). She still emanates the scent of wood
and leather and is always ready for a run, having never let me down over
the past 11 years. Showing my XJ-S in JCNA Concours has taken away
from the time formerly spent showing and driving this car, so a change
is in order. If you appreciate the S-Type for its amazing handling and
fine good looks, contact me at [email protected]. We are located
in Vancouver, B.C., Canada – from JCNA March 2013
1986 XJ-S V12, always garaged. 52,260 miles. $8,500. This car has
been in our family since day one. We took this car in when our aunt
passed (it was her weekend driver) but we simply do not get to use the
car enough. We would like a true Jaguar enthusiast to enjoy this special
treasure. This is a beautiful car constantly garaged and in excellent
condition. Original body, interior, paint, wheels, engine, etc. Wire
wheels. Original FM/AM/Cassette OEM stereo. Light tan exterior, tan
leather interior with burl wood accent trim. Car runs extremely well.
Starts quickly. Transmission is excellent. Paint, leather, dash, seats,
bumpers, wheels, trunk, and carpets are all in excellent condition.
Headliner has a few sags and bubbles. New tires and battery. Located
near Sacramento, CA 95814. Call Chris at (916) 761-1147 to see the car
in person – from JCNA March 2013
2002 Jaguar XK8 Convertible, $14,998 ,One owner, 21,075 miles,
Jaguar XK8 convertible in Topaz exterior with Oatmeal leather interior.
4.0 liter V8 engine producing 290 HP, 5-speed automatic transmission,
traction/ stability control, driver and passenger front and side airbags,
front & rear fog lights, keyless remote entry, security system, memory
power seats, burl walnut wood trim, power convertible top w/ glass rear
window, Alpine 320 watt stereo with CD, automatic headlights, rain
sensing wipers and rear backup sensors. VIN: SAJDA42C62NA23953
Located in Manlius NY. Contact Howard at (315) 382-5270 – from JCNA
March 2013
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1986 Jaguar XJS Coupe, V12, 10,056 miles. $20,000. Red with Black
Leather interior, chrome wire wheels. Immaculate condition. The
Perfect Contender for Concours Showing. Skip Smith (678) 361-4639 –
from North Georgia Jaguar Club (NGJC) March 2013
1973 Series 3 E-Type OTS V12. Excellent condition V12 with 4-speed
transmission and cold A/C. This is not a stock Jaguar, and has been
modified by Dick Maury for serious driving. Engine modified with six
Weber 40IDF carburetors, high compression pistons, Iskenderian
camshafts, and lightened flywheel. Tested over 400 hp. Engine idles
nicely and is easy to drive in normal traffic. Paint is excellent, complete
new interior, new convertible top, and new tires. Concours Driven
Division scores of 9.924, 9.940, 9.978, 9.991, and 9.978. $56,000. Pat
Harmon, (673) 450-6728 - from North Georgia Jaguar Club (NGJC)
March 2013
2009 Jaguar XF Supercharged, Porcelain, 54,053 miles. $32,990. VIN
SAJWA07C491R36994 . Jaguar SELECT Certified, warranty until
03-09-2015 or 100,000 miles. One of the nicest SUPERCHARGED XF's
out there. New tires, new rear brakes and rotors, fresh oil change. We
accept all trades and offer financing to well-qualified buyers. Jaguar of
Louisville, 4700 Bowling Blvd Louisville, KY 40207 | (888) 230-6683 |
[email protected], March 2013
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Jaguar Drivers’ Club History and
Membership Benefits
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.
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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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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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
business meeting starts at 7:00-7:30p. Regular meetings are held every
month except June and December when special meetings are arranged.
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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
Men’s Shirts
Size (M-L-XL-2XL)
Item Number
Description
Color
Size
Non-member
Member
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)…
Total
Name:
Address:
City, State Zip:
JCNA Number:
_________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
Visa/ MC #
Expiration Date:
Phone:
Email:
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Qty
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Total
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Qty
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Total
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$7.95
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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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