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June 2015

Classic

Marque The Monthly Magazine of the Jaguar Drivers Club of South Australia

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Club Directory

Management Committee President

Di Adamson Mobile: 0407 862 758 president@jdcsa.com.au

Vice President Julian Lugg Mobile: 0417 882 930 vicepresident@jdcsa.com.au

Treasurer

Tim White Mobile: 0419 809 021 treasurer@jdcsa.com.au

Secretary

Kathy Taylor Mobile: 0403371364 (Please call after 6.00pm weekdays or anytime on weekends) secretary@jdcsa.com.au

Editor Classic Marque Philip Prior Phone: (08) 8276 6136 Mobile: 0402 670 654 philipprior@bigpond.com

Membership Secretary Daphne Charman Phone: (08) 8248 4111 Mobile: 0404 999 200 membership@jdcsa.com.au

Events Coordinator Bill Browne Phone: (08) 8355-1214 Mobile: 0429 169 798 wbrowne5@bigpond.com

Web Editor

Tom Herraman Mobile: 0423 214 644 info@jdcsa.com.au

Club Web Site www.jdcsa.com.au Club Postal Address PO Box 6020 Halifax Street Adelaide SA 5000

Club Services

Technical Officer Geoff Mockford (08) 8362 5997 / 0438 768 770

Regalia David Bicknell

0411 066 225

Librarian Tom & Marj Brindle (08) 8387 0051

Log Books Kathy Taylor

0403371364

Inspectorsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Historic Registration Geoff Mockford

08 83625997 0438768770 Evan Spartalis 08 83628116 Onslow Billinghurst 08 83251971 Alan Baker 0429097729 Ron Palmer 0418855597 Robin Ide 0428816678 Malcolm Adamson 0418856731 Roger Adamson 0421052518 Bob Charman 08 82484111 0421482007 Tim White 0419809021 Peter Holland 08 82710048 Richard Shipman 0417843808 Noel Orford 08 82772717

Club Representatives Australian Council of Jaguar Clubs (ACJC) Peter Holland

0408 810 884

Federation of Historic Motoring Clubs (FHMC) Bob Lynch

(08) 838 11705

Marque Sports Car Association (MSCA) Barry Kitts

(08) 8391 1759

Register Secretaries XK, MK 7,8,9 Rob Loffler Mobile: 0428830416 rvloffler1@bigpond.com SS & Daimler Malcolm Adamson Phone: (08) 82783002 daimlerss@jdcsa.com.au MK 1, 2, S, 420 Tim White Mobile: 0419 809 021 casuti3@bigpond.com XJ, 420G, MKX Bob Charman Phone: (08) 8248 4111 charman@bigpond.net.au E-Type. F Type and Grand Tourer Alan Baker Mobile: 0429 097 729 etype@jdcsa.com.au Multi-Valve Mobile:

Ron Palmer 0418 855 597

Classic Marque Classic Marque is the official magazine of the Jaguar Drivers Club of South Australia. The magazine is produced calendar monthly with the exception of January. The Deadline for all copy is the last Tuesday of each month. The Editor reserves the right to accept, reject or modify content submitted for publication. The opinions/views expressed in published articles are wholly those of the respective authors, and are not necessarily those of Jaguar, the Editor, the Club, or the Members. Advertisers and sponsors who place advertisements in the magazine do so because they value their association with the JDCSA. Placement of these advertisements should not necessarily be taken to mean the club endorses the services offered.

All British Day Alan Bartram

0418 818 950

Cover Story Photo taken at the recent British Classic Tour at Victor Harbor. A good day was had by all. These two fabulous Daimler Sovereign Coupes belong to your Editor and the other to Andrew Costi.

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Club Torque PRESIDENT’S REPORT It is that busy time of year for our Membership Secretary and our Log Book Secretary. It seems some people are still confused and not sending all documents or have not had a 3 yearly inspection noted in their log book If you have a vehicle which is under Historic Registration with our club please ensure you send the documents listed below: 1. Current Original Registration Papers 2. Signed and witnessed (JP) Stat Dec 3. Completed Club Membership Renewal Form 4. Log Book (with a 3 yearly inspection noted in it) 5. Self addressed envelope large enough to return log books and papers If you do not complete the above before 30th June 2015, your vehicle will no longer comply with historic registration and therefore be unregistered and unable to be driven. I am pleased to advise Julian Lugg has taken on the role of heading up our SA JAG Day. Many hands make light work so please consider joining Julian’s team. Don’t forget to purchase your tickets to our Annual Dinner and Presentation Night on Saturday 25th July 2015 at the Glenelg Golf Club. Speak to either Marg Thomas, Daphne Charman or Roz Holland to secure your tickets. I am sure it will be another great night. Nothing more from me at the moment. Hope to see you at the June General Meeting. Di Adamson

It costs our club approx. $200 per month to post copies of Classic Marque to about 70 members . We realise that some members have no option but to receive the magazine by post, however many of these members do have access to a computer and can easily access the magazine in colour on-line. IF YOU CAN ACCESS THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE ON-LINE PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO THE EDITOR AND REQUEST THAT YOUR NAME BE REMOVED FROM THE MAILING LIST. If you need to know how to access the magazine on-line please contact the Editor The Editor - Philip Prior 0402670654 / Email: philipprior@bigpond.com 3

Thank You for the phone-calls, emails, texts, and the many cards, magazines and messages, at the hospital, home visits and flowers. Your thoughts are very much appreciated. The Specialists at Ashford Hospital are pleased with my progress and I hope to be back in the drivers seat of my XF very soon. Once again, Thank You All. Ron Palmer

STOP PRESS Jaguar Land Rover, the UK's leading manufacturer of premium luxury vehicles had its strongest ever March sales performance this month, retailing 58,481 vehicles, up 6 per cent on the previous year. Land Rover also delivered its best ever March performance with 49,099 vehicles, up 13 per cent versus last year. Jaguar retailed 9,382 vehicles, down 2,349 units. This was an exciting sales month for Land Rover, with the introduction of the Discovery Sport. Elsewhere there was also strong sales performance from the Discovery (up 35% on 2014), Range Rover Sport (up 15% on 2014), Range Rover (up 38% on 2014) and Defender (up 58% on 2014) models. The F-TYPE, which continues to perform well, was up 4% year-on-year in March. With sales for the new Jaguar XE commencing soon and the all-new Jaguar XF making its debut this month, Jaguar is set to impress in its 80th year. The F-PACE, Jaguar's all-new performance crossover, will go on sale in 2016 and will be manufactured at Jaguar Land Rover's Solihull plant. Commenting on the month, Andy Goss, Jaguar Land Rover Group Sales Operations Director said: "Fantastic news for Land Rover this month achieving its strongest ever March sales performance and particularly exciting to see Jaguar Land Rover UK and USA sales significantly up on the prior year.

Quote for the Month “Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” ― Albert Camus

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Club Torque

Minutes of General Meeting of Jaguar Drivers’ Club of South Australia held on Tuesday, 5th May, 2015 at the Police Club. MEETING : opened by Di Adamson at 7.45 p.m. PRESENT : as recorded on the Attendance List. APOLOGIES : Noel and Jo Orford, Bob Kretschmer, Ron and Claire Palmer, Alan Baker, Rick Luff, Don Evans, Philip and Sue Prior. NEW MEMBERS: David and Angela Rogers – newly acquired 1966 S Type MINUTES : Minutes of previous meeting held on Tuesday, 7th April, 2015, seconded by Peter Holland, were accepted as a true and correct record. WELFARE REPORT: The passing of Audrey Paech was noted with regret. Ron Palmer is home from hospital and is improving. McLAREN VALE RUN : Considered a good day but considered more coffee outlets and more toilets should be available – (one follows the other), VICTOR HARBOR: Very well organised, as usual. This year the tour included Middleton, Goolwa and Hindmarsh Island. The Club took out two trophies – large saloon (Bob and Daphne Charman 420G) and best sports car. (Fred Butcher Daimler 250) VICE PRESIDENT: Convenor for 2018 National Rally – Di Adamson has accepted this position. SA Jag Day to be held at Brighton Secondary School on Sunday, October 11th 2015. Helpers required. SECRETARY: Kathy reminded members of the requirements for log books, Stat Declarations, payment of fees for 2015/16 and three year inspections. TREASURER : No report. ACJC : No report other than to read the article in the Classic Marque. EDITOR: No report as Phil is away. MSCA : XJ Register has volunteered to supply marshals at

the July meeting at Mallala. MEMBERSHIP : All renewals have been sent out. LIBRARY: Usual books and magazines available. Please take home some of the magazines. REGISTERS: XJ – Port River Cruise and tour of City of Adelaide this Sunday. Opera at the Showgrounds, 23rd May. Peterborough run is full – request $30 deposit be paid now. Christmas at the German Club – fully booked. Multivalve - Tonight is the last night to register for the Mannum run. Hosting an evening at Solitaire Motors, Belair Road, on 26th May. Please advise Ron Palmer if attending. Compact - Next meeting at Anik and Richard’s home at 29 Leonard Road, Hahndorf. XK, 7, 8,9 – Rod Loffler still away. – Run to Glenroy Homestead on 14th June, includes lunch. E, F & GT – Next meeting at Alan Baker’s on Thursday. SS – No report.. OTHER BUSINESS : There will not be any immediate change in the mangement of payment of fees as it is too difficult to match all the paper work required. It would also increase the work load of the treasurer and secretary to ensure all paper work is matched to the payment. July dinner is at the Glenelg Golf Club on 25th July and tickets are available from Geof and Margaret and Peter and Ros. The 2014 Shit Box Rally is on Foxtel on Saturday, 9th May. Next meeting will be on Tuesday, 2nd June, 2014. Di then thanked the SS Register for supper and taking the minutes. The meeting closed at 8.25 p.m.

Geoff Mockford—JDCSA Technical Officer

80 King William St Kent Town SA 5067 4

ph: (08) 8362 5997 info@sovereignauto.com.au

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Club Torque THE DEADLINE LOOMS FOR YOUR THREE YEARLY INSPECTION JUNE 30 2015—DO IT NOW! list is supplied below for your convenience. WILL YOU RISK A FINE It will be helpful if this is not left to the last minute putting extra burden on our willing inspectors. AND CANCELLATION OF YOUR Your Authorised Inspectors Evan Spartalis Geoff Mockford HISTORIC REGISTRATION?

Inspection requirements for Historic Registrations have changed as most will be well aware. It is now the owner’s responsibility to have their historically registered vehicle inspected every three years in addition to the signing of a Statutory Declaration annually.

Onslow Billinghurst

Noel Orford

Bob Charman

Rob Lofler

This means that by June 2015 you do need to have your vehicle inspected by one of the club’s authorised inspectors. The inspector will sign your log book to indicate that you have complied with this requirement. This is a very simple inspection and can be done at regular club outings by arrangement with one of our authorised inspectors. Each Register has appointed inspectors and a

Allan Baker

Malcolm Adamson Ron Palmer Robin Ide Roger Adamson Richard Shipman Tim White Peter Holland

Statutory Declaration Required All members who have vehicles registered under Historic Registration are reminded that a Statutory Declaration Form must be completed and submitted with your membership renewal before 30th June 2015. If you have an Historically Registered Vehicle then when you renew your membership the following is required: 1. Completed Membership Renewal form along with your Membership Fees. Please ensure that all details on this form are completed and updated. 2. The Vehicles Log Book, showing an entry that the vehicle has been inspected by a club inspector in the last three years. 3. Original Registration Forms (Not a copy) 4. A completed Statutory Declaration Form listing your Historically Registered Vehicles. 5. A self addressed and stamped envelope for return of your log books. NOTE: If the Secretary receives Incomplete Membership Renewal forms or any of the above is not enclosed and 5

complete, your forms will be returned for compliance. If you do not comply by 30th June your vehicle will NOT be registered.

Statutory Declaration Forms can be obtained as follows: 1. On the Club Web Site  Go to www.jdcsa.com.au  Enter the Username and Password  From the Menu Bar click ‘Historic Registration’  Click on ‘DOWNLOAD STAT DEC HERE’  When a window opens select ‘Open With’ and OK.  When the Statutory Declaration Form appears select the PRINT button.

2. From Your Register Secretary Register Secretaries will have spare copies. 3. Find a copy at the back of this magazine If in any doubt about this process speak to your Register Secretary or the Club Secretary.

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Jaguar News

Jaguar has once again entered a large team of nine cars in this year’s Mille Miglia which is being held from May 14-17. The line-up consists of three C-types, three D-types, an XK120, an XK140 and a MK VII. It includes three cars from the Trust’s collection – the 1953 XK120 OOF 748 (once again being driven by Jodie Kidd), the famous C-type NDU 289 which participated in the 1953 Mille Miglia (being driven this year by Mike Cross) and the 1956 long nose D-type 393 RW which came 6th in the 1956 Le Mans 24 hour race (being driven on the Mille by celebrity chef James Martin).

The Drivers

To enable the chosen drivers to familiarise themselves with the cars and practice the fine skills needed for time trials, a ‘Mini Miglia’ event was staged up in Scotland on April 29 near Loch Lomond. The incredible scenery and winding roads of the Scottish Highlands provided the perfect backdrop for such an iconic selection of Jaguars. The cars travelled from Loch Lomond northbound on the A83 towards Inveraray Castle and then south along The Rest and Be Thankful – part of the original British Hill Climb Championship. Finally, the route looped back around towards Loch Lomond and the finish line.

Five-time winner of the Le Mans 24hr, three-time Daytona 24hr winner and world sportscar veteran, Derek Bell, will make his Mille Miglia debut driving a Jaguar C-type. Piloting the second C-type, 'NDU 289', will be Jaguar Vehicle Integrity Chief Engineer Mike Cross, while the final Ctype, 'PUG 676', will be driven by Royal Automobile Club Motoring Committee Chairman, Ben Cussons. Driving 'RSF 303', a priceless Jaguar D-type 'Long Nose' Ecurie Ecosse racer, which finished second at Le Mans in 1957, will be Jaguar Director of Design, Ian Callum. - this year he will be partnering up with businessman and classic car enthusiast, Clive Beecham. At the wheel of a Jaguar MK VII will be a man who's no stranger to speed and sleep deprivation - Charley Boorman. More used to two wheels than four thanks to his many motorbike adventures, Charley will be partnered by Bremont co -founder Giles English. The fastest saloon car of its day, a Jaguar MK VII was famously piloted to victory in the 1956 Monte Carlo Rally by Ronnie Adams with co-drivers Frank Biggar and Derek Johnstone. Making for a very glamorous cockpit in 'OOF 748' - the XK120 roadster is model, TV presenter and current host of Channel 5's The Classic Car Show, Jodie Kidd, whose codriver will be male supermodel, GQ columnist and classic car enthusiast, David Gandy. Host of the hugely popular BBC One show, Saturday Kitchen and well-known TV chef, James Martin, will be partnered by Bremont co-founder Nick English, brother of Giles. They will share the penultimate 'Long Nose' Jaguar D-type ever built, registered '393 RW'. Completing the trio of D-types will be one of the classic car world's most respected experts, Simon Kidston. Completing the Jaguar Heritage team line-up is successful British singer/song-writer Elliot Gleave, Elliot will be driving a XK140 with his father, Michael, as co-pilot. The XK140, registered 'TAC 743', was once owned by successful British racing driver David Hobbs.

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Australia's top motoring journalists get behind the wheel of the new Jaguar XE

With its September launch date fast approaching, the new Jaguar XE was put to the test in Spain last week at an international event that attracted motoring press from all over the world. Amongst them were Australia’s top motoring journalists who got behind the wheel of the new XE while surrounded by some of the country’s most picturesque landscape

Car Advice

CarsGuide

“It doesn’t seem to matter how hard you push, or the condition of the road surface – the XE delivers a ridiculously supple ride, while remaining utterly unflappable.” Anthony Crawford,

“Jaguar’s new compact car is a sleek English cat bred to scare German pigeons. When the XE arrives in Australia in September it deserves to claw sales from the C-class, 3 Series and A4.” John Carey,

Drive

“What's immediately apparent is that the XE is a fully resolved road car with an excellent blend of performance, ride comfort and handling precision across the range in varying degrees.” Jonathan Hawley,

Rose Bay Local Area Command takes delivery of new Jaguar XF.

Motoring

“I had anticipated the Jaguar XE would be good. I didn't expect it to be this good.” Feann Torr,

The 202kW/600Nm 3.0-litre twin-turbodiesel XF can do 0100km/h in 7.1 seconds, but is unlikely to ever do that in anger while in the custody of the thin blue line. Superintendent Brad Hodder from Rose Bay LAC says the "community car" won't see operational action. "We use this for crime prevention and community engagement events where we can interact with the community," he said. Not that long ago, police cars used to come in two flavours: Falcon and Commodore. The stand-out car acts as a point of interest for the community. These days you'll find vehicles as diverse as Mitsubishi Lancers and Hyundai i45s patrolling the streets, not to "It's an attraction to the vehicle. They then start to engage mention a growing number of premium and exotic models with the police, and then we can talk to people about crime masquerading as police vehicles. prevention and how we make them safe in the community," Hodder said. The latest marque to join this list is Jaguar, with officers from Rose Bay LAC in eastern Sydney taking delivery of a Although it is decked out in police colours, the Rose Bay XF new XF luxury saloon. will otherwise remain standard, missing out on the lights and sirens usually seen on patrol cars. The $125,000 Jag has been loaned to the police by Sydney dealership Trivett Jaguar, and replaces the Polestar blue There are police actually driving it so we do still have the Volvo S60 used by the station since 2013. power to pull people over Trivett General Manager Garry Kelly says the relationship That said, if you do happen drive past at a speed somewhat with the eastern suburbs police support area brings benefits higher than the posted limit, you may find yourself getting to both parties. inadvertently acquainted with it. "We saw some vehicles out there doing the same thing and "There are police actually driving it so we do still have the thought it would be a good opportunity to support the power to pull people over," Superintended Hodder said. community and also be able to get the product out into the This isn't the first of its type to be handed over to the police. market place," he said. NSW Police already has an imported F150 Raptor truck, plus a Dick Johnson-tuned Ford Falcon GT-F and an HSV GTS in the garage. Ford's new Mustang, which arrives later this year, might also find itself pursuing a career in law enforcement. So is there a competition within NSW Police to get the most tricked-out car? "Officially, I'd have to say no," said Superintendent Hodder. "But yes, there is." "A few of the commands have their relevant vehicles, but I'm happy with the Jaguar. It fits right in with our local area command, and as a community engagement tool it's very positive." 7 The Official Monthly Magazine of the Jaguar Drivers Club of South Australia

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Saturday July 25, 2015 Glenelg Golf Club James Melrose Drive, Novar Gardens 6.30—7.00pm for pre-dinner drinks Tickets $60.00 each from Margaret Thomas – 8374 3228 Daphne Charman – 8248 4111 Ros Holland – 8271 0048

Celebrating 40 Years of the Jaguar XJC

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Jaguar Heritage Trust News One millionth Jaguar XJ – update

Jaguar passed a significant milestone at the end of February when the one millionth Jaguar XJ came off the production line at the Castle Bromwich factory. The Trust keeps records of Jaguar’s historic production numbers and it became apparent at the end of last year that this milestone was imminent – the cumulative production to the end of 2014 being nearly 997,000 units. After some careful counting and re-counting, the

one millionth car was identified as an XJ 3.0 V6 Supercharged, all-wheel drive long wheelbase model finished in Polaris White with London Tan trim. Reflecting the changing nature of the global JLR business, the car was despatched to China on March 3 where it had been ordered by a dealer based in the city of Mianyang which is in the Sichuan province in Southwest China.

New Vehicles on Display: As regular readers will be aware, vehicles from the Trust’s 150 strong car collection are currently on display at two locations – the Coventry Transport Museum and the Heritage Motor Centre at Gaydon. The latter of these normally showcases a selection of ten cars from Jaguar’s illustrious motorsport past, but as many of these cars are in demand for other events through the summer, it is often necessary to supplant them with alternative models. Two vehicles that have not been put on public display before have recently been placed in the Gaydon Jaguar gallery. These are a 1985 XJ40 Silverstone Fire Car and a 2012 XF Sportbrake finished in Sky livery that was one of the support vehicles for the Tour de France in which Bradley Wiggins famously secured the

first ever win for an English rider. The XJ40 is a pre-production model built in June 1985, originally fitted with the 2.9 litre engine and automatic gearbox. It was built to German specification with lefthand drive and was used for Engineering development. However, it was subsequently lent to the Silverstone Racing Circuit for use as a high-speed fire tender. Among other changes the car was fitted with a 4.0 litre AJ6 engine and 5 speed manual gearbox and the rear seat was removed to accommodate firefighting equipment. Handed over on 29th June 2012, the XF Sportbrake 3.0 Diesel S had been developed and adapted in close consultation between Jaguar and Team Sky with customised roof racks, race radios, and TVs to follow the action

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Club Notices GENERAL MEETING ROSTER 2015 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Multivalve Register XJ, MK10 &420G Register XK, MK 7, 8, 9 Register SS & Daimler Register E-Type F-Type & Grand Tourer Register Mk1, 2, 420 & S Type (Compact) Register Multivalve Register XJ, MK10 &420G Register XK, MK 7, 8, 9 Register SS & Daimler Register E-Type F-Type & Grand Tourer Register

Duty Register is required to arrive at 7pm and ensure the room is ready for 7.30pm Each Register is responsible for the supply of milk and a light supper. If a register is unable to provide supper, please contact the President or Secretary so other arrangements can be made.

Second Tuesday of every even calendar month

E-Type, F-Type & Grand Tourer Third Thursday of each month

Multivalve (Modern) -

Fourth Tuesday of each odd calendar month.

APPLICATIONS The following applications for membership have been lodged with the Membership Secretary and are listed in accordance with clause 6 (B-C) of the Constitution. If there are no objections, membership will be ratified one month from this magazine:

SS & Daimler -

Last Wednesday of each month

Kym & Pat Modra 1971 Jaguar XJ6 S1 4.2L Sedan & 1999 Jaguar S Type 4L Sedan The following applications listed in the April Classic Marque magazine have been accepted

XJ, Mk 10 & 420G -

Second Wednesday of each month

Brian & Rosemary Sorell TBA â&#x20AC;&#x201C; yet to be purchased Kenneth Davies & Victoria Traino 1960 Jaguar Mark ll 3.8 Sedan Peter Cox 1978 Jaguar XJS 5.3L Coupe & 1970 Rover P5 3.5L Coupe

XK, Mk 7, 8 & 9 We hope you will take advantage of the benefits available, and that you will contribute in your own way to make this a better club for everyone. I particularly ask that Register Secretaries and current members make these new members welcome at meetings and functions. Daphne Charman 10

Third Wednesday of each month

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ALL REGISTER CLUB RUN Welcoming all members from all registers to participate.

Sunday 13th September 2015

The Magpie & Stump Hotel in historic Mintaro. Final details of costs per head (very economical) will be advertised soon.

Please call me so numbers of possible participants can be gauged for catering. Other activities are envisaged depending on the weather on the day. Departure meeting point/s and times will be advertised in future Classic Marques. Contact Ray Offe on 83894436 or 0476456323 for more details or registration of interest.

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Register Minutes SS, Mk. 1V & Mk.V REGISTER MINUTES OF MEETING Held at the home of Bruce & Ann Fletcher Wednesday 29th APRIL 2015. The Minutes of 25 March 2015 were accepted as being a true record of the meeting. PRESENT: Bruce Fletcher, Des Brown, Bob Kretschmer, Malcolm Adamson, Brenton Hobbs, Bob Lynch, Ross Rasmus, Les Stewart, Jack Richardson, Don Evans, John Lewis APOLOGIES: Bob Hill-Ling, Ross Gogler, David Adamson, Bill Everett. The Meting was preceded by dinner at Gawler where we were joined by Ann Fletcher & Margaret Evans. 1. SA/VIC BORDER RUN 2015. Run No 41. to BALLARAT Dates: Friday 30 October to Monday 2 November 2015. Nik Cirakovic has now issued the Programme & Registration Forms plus hotel booking details which Bob K has forwarded to members asking that entrants advise him when booking. At time of printing- Rasmus, Kretschmer. Bob K suggested we drive to Naracoorte Thursday 29th, stay o/night and then take the low road via Hamilton to Ballarat ready to take on the Victorians. Should accommodation become limited, preference will go to people with pushrod engine cars. 2. JAG DAY: 40 year Celebration Parade Des Brown tabled copy of his Vehicle description as-read out at the Event. The Register File currently has the following vehicle profiles, starting with ageCarl Linder 1934 2.663 cc 20hp SS Saloon (ex Ross Rasmus) Malcolm Adamson 1935 2.663 cc 20hp SS1 Airline. Currently under restoration by Bruce Fletcher Bob Kretschmer 1939 1 ½ L SS Jaguar sedan Reg.No. SS 1939 David Adamson 1946 1 ½ L Mk 1V sedan Bob Hill- Ling 1946 2.5 L Mk 1V sedan Reg. No. 1400 Alex Souter 1946 2.5 L Mk 1V sedan (ex Don Evans) Bruce Fletcher 1948 3.5 L Mk 1V sedan Reg No SA 225 310 Des Brown 1948 3.5 L Mk 1V dhc Reg. No. SA 255 156 Malcolm Adamson 1948 3.5 L Mk. 1V dhc Reg. No. SA 183 160 Allan & Val Wright 1948 3.5L Mk. 1V sedan Reg. No. SA 355 850 Ross Rasmus 1950 3.5L Mk V dhc 12

Jack & Jean Richardson 1950 3.5 L Mk V sedan Reg. No. MKV 350 Graham & Dorothy Butler 1950 3.5l Mk V sedan Bob Hill-Ling 1951 3.5 L Mk V sedan Reg. No. 760 Project now complete 3. GENERAL BUSINESS: 1. Bob K advised that Simax Enginering of Parkside is now known as Old Farts Garage Servicing, Repairs and Restoration of Classic and Interesting Motor Vehicles. Robert Paterson, a previous JDCSDA member, recently had his 1948 1 ½ L sedan there for repairs & Bob was able to help out with a few parts. 2. Bob Lynch presented a summary of Federation affairs including options for the next Bay to Birdwood Run. 3. Ross Rasmus said that he had displayed his Mk V dhc at the recent Carrick Hill Celebration, one of 140 vehicles byinvitation only. His old SS1 was also there. Interested persons can view on <w.w.w. celebration.org.au> 4. Bob K has recently issued an up-dated SS Register Membership List. 4. JDCSA: Per Malcolm Adamson 1. Members Pride contributions Bruce Fletcher has submitted his Article for May, Bob Kretschmer due October. 2. Confirmed that SA is to host the 2018 National Rally. No Concours & no Sport. 3. 2015 Jag Day will be at Brighton High Oval School again on either 11th or 18th October. Bob K has offered to be the SS Register Delegate. One of these dates conflicts with a Car Boot Sale on the Back oval. 4. Photographs are sought for the 2016 calendar. (what about the SS Airline as work in progress?) 5. Register Secretaries must advise Events Officer Bill Brown re any proposed event(s). 6. JDCSA General Meeting Tuesday 5th May - SS Register to arrange seating etc & supply supper. Bob K will be away, Bruce to arrange a Minute-taker. There was a discussion concerning the possibility that the Club should provide & pay for a light supper. 5. TECHNNICAL & PARTS: 1. Bob K has prepared his List , copied for Bruce Fletcher. Graham Jordan of Qld (1947 1 ½ L sedan) is seeking some parts. 6. SS REGISTER MEETING DATES: Last Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm May 27th John Lewis Ross Rasmus will host if John is not able. June 24th Bob Lynch July 29th TBA Meeting closed at 8.45pm followed by an inspection of Bruce’s garage esp. progress on the SS Airline.

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Supper: Thank you Ann with help from Margaret Evans. Minute Distribution: Email; Bruce Fletcher, Phil Prior, Ross Rasmus, John Lewis, Ross Gogler, Malcolm Adamson, Brenton Hobbs, Jack Richardson, Des Brown, Bob Hill-Ling, Bob Lynch, Bob Kretschmer, David Adamson, Les Stewart. Post: Don Evans R.J. Kretschmer SS Register Secretary

Doug Harrison MK9 used once Frank Vandermeyden XK 150 coupe finished by the end of year Robin Ide MK 9 needs new water pump FUTURE MEETINGS 14th June at Glen Roy 15th July at Home of Doug & Sue Harrison 19th August at Home of Lindsey & John Williams

MINUTES OF THE MAY MEETING OF THE XK, MK7,8 & 9 REGISTER

MINUTES OF THE XJ, Mk 10 & 420G REGISTER MEETING HELD AT SHANNONS, 13TH MAY 2015

PRESENT; Pat & Alan Baker,Rod Davis,Rob Smith,John Williams,Sue & Doug Harrison,Deidre & Robin Ide,Wendy & Onslow Billinghurst,Ross & Peter Holland,Frank Vandermeyden,Richard Smith,Vicki & Rob Loffler, SteveWeeks,Stan Grafton APOLOGIES;Rayeena & Ossie Petrucco,Moira & Julian Lugg,Judy & Peter Goodale,Peggy Davis,John Dunning,Carla Smith,Peter Sullivan,John Cribb, Ron Ozlanski, Lindsey Williams. FUTURE EVENTS; Glenroy run 14th June meeting on the main road in front of the Balhannah oval at 10.30am or at Glen Roy Homestead 405 Glen Roy road Sanderston by 11.30 am The cost of this event is $25 per head and must be paid in cash on the day. No card facilities. Annual Dinner July 25th at the Glenelg golf club $60 per person Beetaloo run 1st August at the farm of Lindsay & John Williams Accommodation at Laura All register club Run 12th September to Mintaro Jag day 11th October at the Brighton Oval Border run to Lorne in VIC from 29th October until 3th November For further information please phone Robert Loffler on 0428830416 GENERAL BUSINESS. Thanked Alan & Pam Barker for providing the home, shed , tea & coffee for our meeting Spoke of the importance of keeping all of the log books up to date including keeping old log books if the 3 yearly inspection is in these and the Stat declarations are complete Rob Smith will write a article about his XK 140 for the magazine ,spoke of the benefits of Silicone brake fluid & waterless coolant Photos required for the calendar MEMBERS CARS

PRESENT Ben Adler, Steve & Frances Arthur, Steve Attard, Robin Bullock, Walter & Beryl Bullock, David Bicknell, George Calvert, Bob & Daphne Charman, Ivan Cook, Peter & Ros Holland, Chris Michael, Fay Leyton, Graeme & Betty Moore, Louis Marafiotti, Borys Potiuch, Phil Prior, Ian Rowley, Evan & Andrea Spartalis, Andrew Tessari, Geoff & Margaret Thomas, Merv Tucker, Don Tyrrell and Miranda Brady. SPECIAL NOTE Grace Bawden will be singing for us at our August meeting. Be early.

Rob Smith XK 140 fuel pump replaced John Williams MK7 now running ok after swapping parts from his XK 120 Rod Davis is rebuilding the original XK 140 engine Peter Holland XK 120 fuel tank leaking Onslow Billinghurst XK 150 opened & closed the door Richard Smith working on his MK2 Steve Weeks XK 120 almost finished. XK 150 used often Stan Grafton bought a Mk5 drop head coupe 13

APOLOGIES Sue Prior, Kathy Tyrrell, Jenny Rowley, Roseanne Bullock, Darryl Leyton, Warren Bullock, Dennis Paech, John Best, Ray & Barb Offe. PREVIOUS MINUTES Approved GENERAL BUSINESS

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Dinner Tickets – Geoff & Margaret, Daff and Peter & Ros - $60

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XJ Dinner – German Club – Tickets at next meeting.

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23rd May. Grace Bawden. “Cosi Fan Tutte” Opera at the Adelaide Showgrounds.

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Grace Bawden has confirmed she will perform at out August Meeting.

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Magazine co-ordinator still needed.

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Mallala marshalls needed for 19th July.

 Register run – St Cecelia’s – Fully booked. Car Talk

Ben Adler N.T.R. Steve Arthur L/H headlight needed replacing after Victor. Steve Attard Sunroof opening but not closing. Sun roof city fixed - $85. David Bicknell X300 – arial won’t go down. Ratchet U/S. Gertrude needs new head. 420 needs more work. Miranda Brady To be inspected. Battery changed. Last registered 2010. Robin Bullock N.T.R. Walter & Beryl Bullock N.T.R. Car for Sale $10999.00. George Calvert Been too cold. Replaced muffler on 420G with a fairly good second hand one. Now the heaters don’t work. Bob & Daff Charman Big Red shone at Victor Harbor –

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won best saloon. Thought we had a chance when a bird (Bob says it was an emu) crapped on his head for luck. Ivan Cook N.T.R. Fay Leyton N.T.R. Peter & Ros Holland N.T.R. Louis Marafiotti N.T.R. Graeme Moore N.T.R. Chris Michael Mk 10 going well. New exhaust. Borys Potiuch Going through Monarto slowly. G.P.S. said I was doing 80. Phil Prior N.T.R. Ian Rowley N.T.R. Evan Spartalis N.T.R. Andrew Tessari Not started for a while. Merv Tucker Daimler starting well. Must be something wrong.

Picture below left shows members and guests enjoying a drink and one of Alan’s jokes. We were reminded next month’s General Meeting at the Police Club( 7.30pm for 7.45pm start on 2nd June 2015) is hosted by our register so everyone is encouraged to come along and if possible bring a plate. Please coordinate with Alan if you are able to assist, but if not please come along and bolster our numbers. All Welcome.

Don & Kathy Tyrrell All going well. Meeting closed at 8.05pm. Next meeting: Wednesday 10th June, 2015, At Shannon’s, 863 South Road, Clarence Gardens at 7.30pm. Hope to see you all there.

Minutes of the E-Type F-Type and Grand Tourer Register Meeting Held at Alan Baker’s Shed 7.30pm on 21st May 2015

As an incentive Alan Baker will be the guest presenter at the next General Meeting outlining the restoration of his Primrose Series 1

Present: Alan Baker, Gary Dunn, Roger Adamson, Peter and Rob Beaumont, Chris Lake, Dan Jeffries, Peter Leaf-Milham, Alan Bartram, Richard Shipman, Peter Oliphant, Leslie, Simon, Adrian, Plus many more Guests and Members Alan once again provided an excellent venue for a brief but interesting meeting. We had a very good turn out for a wintery Thursday night. Alan provided an update on the D type and we all got to enjoy Peter Leaf-Milham’s beautiful V12 roadster before it heads home to his place. Peter also provided some very tasty Pies and Sausage Rolls – Thanks!

Business: A reminder to buy tickets for the Jaguar Dinner in July We Need Photos for the upcoming 2016 Calendar, never too early to ask – High quality Digital photos please email to diadamson@internode.on.net Requested ideas for some future runs Meeting closed at 9:30pm NEXT MEETING: Next Meeting on 18th June . Further details will be Emailed out shortly.

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Almost 10,000 Jaguar Land Rover employees, a third of its UK workforce, donated over 115,000 hours on community volunteering in 2014 8,140 employees donated 98,600 hours to support Jaguar Land Rover's 'Inspiring Tomorrow's Engineers' school STEM education programme alone 300,000 young people participated in Jaguar Land Rover's educational school visits, team challenges and outreach activities

Jaguar Land Rover, Business in the Community's 'Responsible Business of the Year 2013-2014', is celebrating a record-breaking year of employee volunteering and educational engagement. More than 9,600 employees, comprising over 30% of the company's UK workforce, supported volunteering in 2014, donating over 115,000 hours or 14,400 working days to support their local communities. This record-breaking performance is an increase of 36% on employee participation and 45% in time donated compared to 2013, which saw 5,860 employees donate 63,400 hours Around 85% of volunteers supported Jaguar Land Rover's 'Inspiring Tomorrow's Engineers' programme, which engaged 300,000 young people in the UK last year. Employees support Education Business Partnership Centres which run school visits and work placements at the company's sites by helping develop curriculum materials, delivering presentations to groups, supporting external careers events or mentoring young people on work experience placements. Jonathan Garrett, CSR Director, Jaguar Land Rover, commented, "Employee volunteering plays a pivotal role in our Community Relations strategy and we are delighted that so many of our employees donated their skills and time to benefit others. The fact that the majority of volunteers supported our 'Inspiring Tomorrow's Engineers' education programme demonstrates the passion and commitment of our workforce helping the next generation gain the skills and experience they need for successful working careers. As well as making a positive impact on young people's aspirations and attainment, our education activities also promote advanced manufacturing careers at 15

Jaguar Land Rover and our supply chain as well as acting as a pipeline for young talent, which is essential for the business to achieve its ambitious global growth plans." Genie Creamer-Hyland, Principle Engineer at Solihull Operations commented, "I joined the company in 2011 as a graduate and have enjoyed supporting educational programmes such as 'Young Woman in the Know' alongside my production role. Last year I donated 200 hours of work time to educational events which saw me mentor several work experience students during week-long placements and also gave engineering talks to school students visiting the onsite Education Business Partnership Centre. When I was younger, there was little information available about engineering careers so I'm really passionate about giving others the opportunities which were not available to me. These events give an overview to how vast and varied engineering roles are which many young people are not aware of. I particularly enjoy seeing how fascinated and excited students become when learning about how the plant works and enjoy promoting my role as a successful engineer. I'm very proud that several students I've supported over the past few years have now joined Jaguar Land Rover's apprentice programme and look forward to inspiring many more young people to pursue engineering careers in the future." Jaguar Land Rover releases employees from the workplace for up to two days per year to support projects focussing on regeneration, education, young people, charity work and the environment. Projects are identified through a volunteering challenge database or are nominated by employees. Many team projects involve physical improvements such as redecoration of community centres, creating sensory gardens or allotments, all of which improve facilities for the local community. As well as helping the local community and strengthening Jaguar Land Rover's reputation as a responsible business, group projects offer personal development opportunities including the development of leadership and project management skills.

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Club Calendar June Tuesday June 2, 7:45pm. Monthly General Meeting JDCSA -

Police Association Building - 27 Carrington St Adelaide. Guest Speaker: Fred Butcher, speaks about his submariner experiences

ANNUAL DINNER AND PRESENTATION NIGHT SATURDAY 25TH July Glenelg Golf Club (Details Page 8)

Sunday June 7 Compact Register Meeting at Hahndorf Contact Tim White 0419 809 021

Wednesday July 29, 7.30pm.

Wednesday June 10, 7:30 pm

SS and Daimler Register Meeting

Monthly Meeting XJ Register at Shannon’s Rooms

Contact Malcolm Adamson

South Road, Clarence Gardens. Contact Bob Charman 82484111 Mob: 0421482007

Tuesday June 16. 7.00pm. Executive Committee Meeting VIP Building Cnr. Marion Rd and Sir Donald Bradman Drive.

Wednesday June 17, 8,00 pm Monthly Meeting XK, Mk 7, 8 & 9 Register Contact: Rob Loffler 0428830416

Thursday June 18 E Type, F Type, Grand Tourer Register Meeting Contact Alan Baker

Wednesday June 24, 7.30pm. SS and Daimler Register Meeting

August Saturday August 1, . XK, Mk 7,8 & 9 Register Run to Beetaloo Contact: Rob Loffler 0428830416

Tuesday August 4, 7:45pm. Monthly General Meeting JDCSA -

Police Association Building - 27 Carrington St Adelaide.

Saturday August 8 and Sunday August 9 XJ Register Run to Saint Cecilia Private Heritage Hotel , Peterborough Contact Bob Charman 82484111 Mob: 0421482007

Contact Malcolm Adamson

Tuesday Audust 11,

July

Compact Register Meeting at Ians and Cheryls— 33 Sturt Avenue Hawthornedene

Tuesday July 7, 7:45pm.

Contact Tim White 0419 809 021

Monthly General Meeting JDCSA -

Police Association Building - 27 Carrington St Adelaide.

Wednesday August 12, 7:30 pm Monthly Meeting XJ Register at Shannon’s Rooms

Wednesday July 8, 7:30 pm

South Road, Clarence Gardens. Contact Bob Charman 82484111 Mob: 0421482007

Monthly Meeting XJ Register at Shannon’s Rooms

Tuesday August 18. 7.00pm.

South Road, Clarence Gardens. Contact Bob Charman 82484111 Mob: 0421482007

Wednesday July 15, 8,00 pm Monthly Meeting XK, Mk 7, 8 & 9 Register Contact: Rob Loffler 0428830416

Thursday July 16 E Type, F Type, Grand Tourer Register Meeting

Executive Committee Meeting VIP Building Cnr. Marion Rd and Sir Donald Bradman Drive.

Wednesday August 19, 8,00 pm Monthly Meeting XK, Mk 7, 8 & 9 Register Contact: Rob Loffler 0428830416

Thursday August 20

Contact Alan Baker

E Type, F Type, Grand Tourer Register Meeting

Tuesday July 21. 7.00pm.

Contact Alan Baker

Executive Committee Meeting VIP Building Cnr. Marion Rd and Sir Donald Bradman Drive

Tuesday July 28, 7.00pm

Wednesday August 26, 7.30pm. SS and Daimler Register Meeting Contact Malcolm Adamson

Multivalve Register Meeting Solitaire Automotive. Contact Ron Palmer 16

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Jaguar Classifieds FOR SALE Jaguar X308 1999/2000 Long Wheelbase Sovereign Sedan This car has only travelled 71,500 KM The Colour is Titanium with an Oatmeal leather interior. An upgraded 3.2L V8 Motor ABS water pump impellar–Replaced with bronz impellar ABS timing chain tensioners –replaced with metal ones GOLD AWARD JCCV CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE SILVER AWARD JAGUAR NATIONAL CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE Insured for $24,000 with SHANNONS

Price: $17,000 Call: JOHN 0418 381 717

FOR SALE 1965 Daimler 2.5 V8 Monaco Blue with Red upholstery and carpets. A Concourse winner in2005. Fully

restored and resprayed since then. All records and service history available, this car is kept in a Car-Coon and is available with the car at no extra cost. This Daimler is Insured with Shannons for $35,500.00 Extra Tools you may want to purchase as an extra are a" Digital Caliper Gauge,plus 4 x different Micrometers, plus a concourse case with tools for the boot". "Daimler Service Manual, Spare Part Manual and Repair Operation Manual"

Contact

Anita Whiting 0870704556

0414 278 112

FOR SALE XJ Jaguar Series 2. Sprinter 1974

FOR SALE Jaguar 2000 S-Type V6

Vehicle in Excellent condition for racing. Nothing to spend. ( Over $40k spent on car) Manual gearbox, 5 speed getrag. Complete with 3 sets of wheels and tyres. Spare bonnet and boot.- Spare gear box and diff.

Only 2 JDCSA owners. Well maintained and cared for. In excellent condition. Always garaged $10,900 ono. Contact Tim White 0419809021”

For more details ring Darryl on 82432858 $10,000.

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FOR SALE Jaguar XJ6, Series 1, 1971 A very tidy car as seen by the photos for a very reasonable price. $4,900 ono Contact Brian Brown

F O R S A L E â&#x20AC;&#x201D; JAG-IT IN STYLE All the hard work has been done for new owner to take over and continue the successful operations! Established Classic Wedding Car Hire Business: (See website Gallery for more photos: www.jagitinstyle.com.au )

For more info contact: SERG: 0414250139 FOR SALE Jaguar Heritage XJ8 Year 2000, 3.2 motor V8,,,166000 km. Sapphire blue and white leather. Tyres as new ( 8000 km) Great trouble free Jag and I have travelling 2 times from Adelaide to Gold coast and more , 30 mpg plus on the run ( 9.5 litres per 100 km ) Sunroof and all electric seats and more, Serviced by Jag shop in Adelaide and your welcome to call and ask them about the car, Only selling as I have seen another Jaguar I want to buy,

Please call Roy Fudge 0426426214. Class and style at $15900.00 ONO

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Congratulations! Bob and Daphne —Best Saloon Fred Butcher —Best Convertible

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Club Notices MEMBER’S PRIDE Stories of cars owned and loved by our members

What is Your Jaguar Story? You may wish to use a question and answer style to tell us your Jaguar Story for our MEMBER’S PRIDE section. Just select the questions from the list below, or dream up your own and email to the Editor with photos. 1. What was your first Jaguar experience? 2. What did you like about Jaguars then? 3. What was the first Jaguar you owned? 4. How did you come to buy it? 5. What other Jaguars have you had and which was your favourite? Why? 6. Tell us about some enjoyable or humorous moments with your Jaguar? 7. Do you have a favourite driving experience? 8. Why did you join the club and what are your fondest memories? 10. If you could—what would be your next Jaguar purchase and why? This section in Classic Marque is a much appreciated section by members. So below is a roster prepared for 2015 whereby each Register group is requested to supply two articles by members during the year. Copy is required on the last Tuesday of each month for the following months edition.  February & July—XJ, Mark 10, 420G Register  March & August—Multivalve Register  April & September—Compact Register  May & October—SS, Mark IV and V Register  June & November—E Type, F Type and GT Register

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The Cats Giggle

A burglar broke into a house one night.

He shined his flashlight around, looking for valuables when a voice in the dark said, 'Jesus knows you're here.' He nearly jumped out of his skin, clicked his flashlight off, and froze. When he heard nothing more, he shook his head and continued. Just as he pulled the stereo out so he could disconnect the wires, clear as a bell he heard 'Jesus is watching you.' Startled, he shined his light around frantically, looking for the source of the voice. Finally, in the corner of the room, his flashlight beam came to rest on a parrot. 'Did you say that?' he hissed at the parrot. 'Yes', the parrot confessed, then squawked, 'I'm just trying to warn you that he's watching you.' The burglar relaxed. 'Warn me, huh? Who in the world are you?' 'Moses,' replied the bird. 'Moses?' the burglar laughed. 'What kind of people would name a bird Moses?' 'The kind of people who would name a Rottweiler Jesus.'

Funny Old Goat

A group of Americans was travelling on a bus tour through France and were in the Loire Valley quite near to the town of Sancerre. They stopped at the nearby village of Chavignol and visited a cheese farm where the world famous 'Crottin de Chavignol' goat's cheese is made; their guide, who was the farmer's wife, led them through a process of cheese making, explaining how goat's milk was used. Madame showed the group a picturesque hillside where many goats were grazing. These, she explained, were the older goats put out to pasture when they no longer produced. Madame then asked, turning to the group, 'What do you do in the USA with your old goats that aren't producing?' One spry and very quick elderly gentleman answered, 'They send us on bus tours.'

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