Classic Marque April 2018

April 2018

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The Official Monthly Magazineof of the the Jaguar Drivers Club ofClub Southof Australia The Official Monthly Magazine Jaguar Drivers South Australia

Club Directory Management Committee

Club Services

Register Secretaries

President

XK & MK 7,8,9 Robin Ide Mobile: 0428 816 678 rdide@tpg.com.au

Mobile:

Technical Officer Geoff Mockford (08) 8362 5997 / 0438 768 770 Librarian Tom Brindle (08) 8387 0051 Log Books David Burton 0417 566 225 davidb716@gmail.com

Secretary

Inspectors— Club Registration

Julian Lugg 0417 882 930 president@jdcsa.com.au Mobile:

Vice President Philip Prior Phone: (08) 8276 6136 Mobile: 0402 670 654 philipprior@bigpond.com Treasurer

Tim White 0419 809 021 treasurer@jdcsa.com.au Alan Bartram Mobile: 0418 818 950 adbartram@bigpond.com Editor

Dane Wilden 0431 058 951 dwilden@adam.com.au Mobile:

Membership Secretary Daphne Charman Phone: (08) 8248 4111 Mobile: 0404 999 200 membership@jdcsa.com.au Events Coordinators Arcadia & Jim Komaromi Mobile: 0421 185 168 jimkom@adam.com.au 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

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

Club Representatives Australian Council of Jaguar Clubs (ACJC) Tim White 0419 809 021 Federation of Historic Motoring Clubs (FHMC) Bob Lynch (08) 8381 1705 Marque Sports Car Association

(MSCA) Barry Kitts

(08) 8391 1759

All British Day Alan Bartram 0418 818 950

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SS & Daimler Malcolm Adamson Phone: (08) 82783002 daimlerss@jdcsa.com.au MK 1, 2, S, 420 (Compact) Angela & David Rogers Mobile: 0419 837 558 rogersda@bigpond.net.au 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 Peter Buck Mobile: 0421 061 883 peter.buck51@bigpond.com

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Club Torque Only a few days to go before the Jaguar National Rally begins in the Barossa then on to the Fleurieu Peninsula and Victor Harbor.

The President’s Rap Cars will remain at the event until 3pm.

We have a large number of interstate guests coming for the rally and we warmly welcome We hope that as many them to South Australia. club members as possible are able to be We are grateful to our involved; as a sponsors for the rally participant, as a helper, and we congratulate the or at the Display Day at rally committee with the National Motor Director Di Adamson for Museum Birdwood. the excellent programme. The full There is no charge for programme is available club members to come on the rally website along and bring their www.jaguarnationalrall Jaguars or Daimlers y2018.com (regardless of condition) to the display day. Please Following the rally is the enter the Motor McLaren Vale Vintage & Museum from the Classic with a number Church Street entrance from 8.30am – 10am.

of our interstate guests staying on for this event.

Bookings also need to be made soon for those participating in the British Classics Tour at Victor Harbor.

The slightly cooler weather means it is a great time of the year for Jaguar motoring and we wish everyone safe travelling.

Julian

Geoff Mockford—JDCSA Technical Officer

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Club Torque Hello everyone,

Editor’s Column planning of such an enormous event.

I hope you all had a safe and enjoyable Easter break, and had a chance to get the Jags out of your garages. Your Editor enjoyed some time away on the Yorke Peninsula, returning to Adelaide with a combined chocolate and red wine hangover… what’s Easter if you don’t indulge a little, hey?

This coming month is going to be absolutely huge for the club—in amongst the usual smattering of Autumn car shows and runs, you may have heard something about the JDSCSA coordinating the 2018 National Rally… and what a program it is! A hearty congratulations to involved in the

With this said, I’m expecting to have an inbox overflowing with wonderful photos, reports, stories and anecdotes covering the National Rally from the first to final day! Please, when you’re out and about supporting the club and enjoying the festivities, take some photos and send them in—I have a feeling the May edition is going to be a very special edition…

This edition, we’ve got some great pictures from 2018 All British Day (thanks to AB for some great pics), and a report from Bob Charman on the

Moonta Show and Shine. On a global front, Jaguar has entered an exciting deal with tech giant Waymo to further the development of driverless car technology featuring the soon-tobe-released I-PACE electric SUV. Exciting times ahead, on a local, national, and international level! I look forward to seeing many of you at the 2018 National Rally!

Happy motoring,

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Log Book Renewals DUE 1 JULY 2018.

There have been significant changes to Conditional Registration in the last 12 months.

The new Code of Practice called ‘Club Registration’ became effective 1 July 2017. Full details are available on the JDCSA website under ‘Historic Registration’.

Briefly, the new code removed the need for annual Statutory Declarations and three-yearly vehicle inspections, and your car now becomes eligible for Conditional registration if 30 years or more have elapsed since 1 January of the year in which the vehicle was manufactured (i.e. currently 1988). Along with this, a relaxation on modifications has occurred, making it the decision of each Club to determine what is and is not acceptable.

The Jaguar Drivers Club of SA allows any modification (remembering it is the owner’s responsibility to ensure compliance with road rules and roadworthiness), and as well as Jaguars and Daimlers, accepts any make of vehicle (examples include Ferrari, Holden, Morris etc.) There is also a new look Log Book which will be issued for new/replacement books.

A Vehicle Inspection (by JDCSA nominated Club Inspector) is still required for a first time Club Registered vehicle, and the Inspection form (MR334) will be made available to submit to Transport SA so that you can obtain Club Registration. Once registered, your Log Book can then be issued (note that you cannot drive the vehicle until you have a current Log Book). No further inspections are required while the log remains current and the vehicle remains with the same owner.

Once issued, the information on the Conditional Registration Form is sufficient for the Log Book Secretary to issue a Log Book; however, we must also record the vehicle Model (e.g. XJ6, Mk2 etc.) which is not on the Registration Form. We are also required to notify the Motor Registrar if a Log Book owner fails to renew Club Membership (Note: your Membership or Log Book is not renewed on time and you drive your vehicle you are both unregistered and uninsured).

All Log Books expire annually with the Club Membership Year (30 June), and until you renew your JDCSA Membership (renewal forms will be mailed to you in May/June) you cannot have your Log Book renewed, or a new Log Book issued.

As per last year we will be offering to issue/renew Log Books at our June and July General Meetings, provided you have renewed your Membership for 2018/19. If you miss the Meeting, once you have renewed your Membership, simply mail your current Log book with your current registration papers (and a note identifying the Model of vehicle) to me via the Club mailbox.

If you have any questions, please callTHE me on 0417 566 225 or email davidb716@gmail.com BOTTOM LINE Dave Burton Log Book Secretary

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Jaguar F-PACE SVR Debuts Quickest and fastest Jaguar SUV packs a blown V8 punch; arrives here this year.

Marton Pettendy Motoring.com.au Jaguar has revealed a “‘bahn”storming new V8 flagship version of its inaugural SUV, the F-PACE, and it’s the quickest and fastest production SUV ever seen from the leaping cat brand – or its Land Rover sister brand.

Revealed ahead of its world debut at the New York motor show tomorrow, the MY19 Jaguar F-PACE SVR is powered by JLR’s 405kW/680Nm supercharged 5.0litre V8, making it the only V8-powered FPACE. The result is claimed 0-100km/h acceleration in just 4.3 seconds (0.2sec sooner than the similarly powered, circa$240,000 Range Rover Sport SVR) and a top speed of 283km/h – 3km/h faster than the newly upgraded Rangie SVR. Naturally, the SVR treatment also brings an enhanced chassis and aerodynamics to the fastest and most powerful F-PACE yet – the latter including an SVR-specific vented bonnet, unique front and rear bumpers with larger openings to aid cooling, plus unique wheel-arch extensions, lower body mouldings and a rear lip spoiler to aid high-speed stability.

The SVR-tuned chassis features uprated dampers, anti-roll bars and progressive springs that are 30 and 10 per cent stiffer respectively. Jaguar claims the set-up reduced body roll by five per cent.

Lightweight 21-inch and optional 22-inch forged wheels with staggered-width tyres are also fitted, the latter being 2.4kg lighter at the front and 1.7kg lighter at the rear.

Above: The new F-PACE SVR contains JLR’s 5 litre V8, meaning it’s the most powerful SUV in JLR’s line-up.

Also improving handling and traction is an electronic active rear differential (EAD – a first for the F-PACE), while braking is left to uprated two-piece 395/396mm front/rear discs and an active variablevalve exhaust with quad outlets aids performance by reducing back pressure, is 6.6kg lighter and delivers a V8 SVR soundtrack.

Inside, there are slimline front and rear sports seats with signature lozenge quilting and embossed SVR logo, a Sports Shift Selector to replace the rotary selector and an SVR steering wheel with aluminium paddle shifters.

Of course, SVR has also tweaked the Jaguar F-PACE SVR’s Quickshift automatic transmission, electric power steering, torque vectoring, all-wheel drive, traction/stability control and Adaptive Dynamics.

rear seats, and the SVR version brings all of the model’s most advanced technologies, including 4G WiFi connectivity for up to eight devices and JLR’s Touch Pro infotainment system with 10-inch touch-screen and a 12.3-inch HD instrument cluster.

Four curiously named interior colour themes will be available: Red with Jet, Light Oyster with Jet, Siena Tan with Jet and Jet with Light Oyster stitching.

The Jaguar F-PACE SVR will be available to order in the UK from June, priced from £74,835 ($A138,000). Australian pricing will be announced in two weeks, ahead of first local deliveries in the fourth quarter of this year.

Expect a price tag of around $150K, in line with the Mercedes-Benz GLC 63 S ($164,900 plus ORCs) and other upcoming competitors like the Alfa Romeo Stelvio QV, Audi RS Q5 and BMW X3 M.

There is no change to the standard FPACE’s 650-litre cargo space behind the

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Check out the Jaguar press video below.

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Jaguar to supply 20,000 cars to Google's self-driving spin-off Waymo Deal shows Waymo’s ambition in developing driverless ride-hailing service Gwyn Topham The Guardian Jaguar Land Rover is to supply up to 20,000 of its new electric I-Pace cars to Waymo, a subsidiary of Google owner Alphabet to be converted into self-driving vehicles for its ride-hailing service.

The tie-up, worth up to £1.3b (AUD $2.4B) and announced at the New York motor show, is a further mark of Waymo’s ambition in the race with Uber and others to develop a driverless ride-hailing service – as well as a huge boost for Britain’s biggest car manufacturer as it takes it first steps into electric vehicles.

Jaguar will deliver vehicles for Waymo’s ridehailing service from 2020. Waymo says the 20,000 I-Pace models will provide up to one million rides a day.

Although the I-Pace will be produced in Graz, Austria, JLR stressed that it is a British designed and engineered vehicle, from its research and development facility in the West Midlands.

JLR, owned by Indian company Tata, did not put a price on the deal, but an I-Pace, launched less than a month ago, retails at about £63,000 (AUD $116,000) in the UK. The manufacturer said it would be “a longterm strategic partnership” to develop the world’s first premium self-driving electric vehicle. Testing of the Jaguar car, equipped with Waymo’s self-driving technology, will start in Arizona later this year.

The expansion of the service comes despite fresh fears raised over the safety of selfdriving cars, after an autonomous Uber car killed a pedestrian in Arizona in March – the first such casualty.

Uber’s testing of vehicles in Arizona has been suspended after the incident. The victim, a 49-year-old woman wheeling a bicycle, appeared not to be detected by the vehicle’s sensors. The Volvo was operating autonomously with a back-up driver in the

Above: Jaguar’s I-PACE electric SUV looks set to deliver ride-sharing services in the US (Reuters).

front seat when it struck the pedestrian.

Nvidia, which supplies chips for Uber’s selfdriving cars, and Toyota have also suspended testing of autonomous vehicles on US public roads following the accident.

The suspensions leave Waymo as the only company with a fleet of fully self-driving cars – and with no one in the front seat – on public roads in the US, and on course to launch the first robotic taxi service, where members can hail cars via Waymo’s app, by the end of the year.

In the UK, JLR has been involved in a range of government-backed trials involving connected and autonomous vehicles, last week demonstrating how emergency braking warning systems could improve safety.

Waymo has been building up a fleet of selfdriving vehicles in partnership with Fiat Chrysler since 2015. Last month it said it would buy thousands more of the Chrysler Pacifica minivans, on top of 600 it has already converted, to form the basis for a ride-hailing service that Waymo plans to launch in Arizona later this year.

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JLR’s tie-up with Waymo is another in a series by car manufacturers with new technology firms, following Ford partnering with Lyft and Uber with Volvo.

The auto industry is making substantial investments in autonomous, connected and electric cars, having been heavily committed to diesel and highly fuel-consuming vehicles.

Ralf Speth, the JLR chief executive, said: “With the Jaguar I-Pace we have a worldbeating car that’s captured the imagination of customers around the world. Our passion for further advancing smart mobility needs expert long-term partners.

“In joining forces with Waymo we are pioneering to push the boundaries of technology. Together we will deliver the selfdriving Waymo Jaguar I-Pace with the grace, space and eco-pace that customers expect.”

John Krafcik, the chief executive of Waymo, said: “While we’ve been focused at Waymo on building the world’s most experienced driver, the team at Jaguar Land Rover has developed an all-new battery-electric platform that looks to set a new standard in safety, design and capability.”

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Club Torque Jaguar Drivers Club of SA General Meeting 6th March 2018 Meeting commenced 7.30pm Attendance: As per the attendance sheets.

Apologies: Ray & Barb Offe, Ron & Rosie Bailey, Darryl & Fay Leyton, Claire Evans, Kathy Tyrrell, Tim & Sue White, Joe Orford, Roland Donders, Graham Franklin, Charlie & Mary Saliba, Sue and Doug Harrison.

Prev. Minutes: Accepted

General Meeting Minutes Vice President: Phil spoke of importance to enrol for National Rally Display Day on Sunday the 15th April, at the National Motor Museum in Birdwood.

Compact: Meeting next week Tuesday the 13th.

President’s Picnic at Serafino’s on Sunday the 14th October, which will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Series 1 XJ6 and also the 70th year of the Mk IV.

E, F & GT: Meeting 15th at Alan Baker’s.

Secretary’s Report: British Classic May the 6th, Victor Harbour, closing date 18th April. Jaguar Magazines to give away.

XK and Mk 7, 8, & 9: N.T.R.

National Rally Display Day, April 15th National Motor Museum, Birdwood everyone welcome.

Treasure’s Report: Tim away on business. No report.

Welfare Report: Margaret Piper-Browne - here tonight and is all OK. Barry Kitts – here tonight and all OK. Rob Smith – Have made contact and is OK. President’s Report: Special welcome to our Patron Peter Holland and his wife Ros for tonight as Peter will be our Guest speaker.

Membership Secretary: Daphne advised 11 new members in magazine and 11 more for this month.

Editor’s Report: Dane reported due to work commitments magazine should be out tomorrow.

Log Books Dave reports all quiet.

The National Rally, Di Adamson here tonight to give update. Numbers for all events looking fantastic. Regalia on the web site.

A.C.J.C. N.T.R.

To minimise costs, the Executive has voted to discontinue issuing Membership Cards.

Register Reports: XJ, Mk10 & 420G: Bob thanks members of his register for tonight’s supper. Going to Moonta Show and Shine this week end.

Multi-Valve: Meeting 22nd.

S.S.: N.T.R.

Regalia: N.T.R. M.S.C.A.: Barry reports Mallala this Sunday, Super Sprints. July 15th - Jaguar Drivers Club requires flag marshals.

Library: Tom has selection of Books, and D.V.D’s available tonight.

Special Guest Speaker: Peter Holland, a founding member of this club, and now the Club’s Patron, gave a most interesting and enlightening talk of how the club was formed and how it has grown into what it is today.

A special note was that Jaguars were actually his second love, his first love (apart from Ros of course) being electronics and antique radios.

President Julian closed the meeting at 8.30pm

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Club Torque XJ, 420G, MK X Register 13th September 2017

Present: Steve Arthur, David Bicknell, Robin & Roseanne Bullock, Walter & Beryl Bullock, Fred Butcher, Andrew Byles, George Calvert, Bob & Daphne Charman, John & Claire Evans, Don Heartfield, Louis Marafiotti, Chris Michael, Gary Monrad & Oggi Stojanovich, Borys Potiuch, Phil Prior, Evan & Andrea Spartalis, Ian Rowley, Noel Thornley, Brian Toogood, Alan Trenorden, Noel & Carmel Trew, Don Tyrrell.

Apologies: Ron & Rosie Bailey, Ray & Barb Offe, Kathy Tyrrell, Bob Game, Peter & Ros Holland, Paul & Janice Moore, David & Angela Nicklin, Paul & Irene Noakes, Trevor & Raylene Norley, Charlie & Mary Saliba, Andrew & Simone Tessari.

Visitors: The Register welcomed visitor Rhys Constable to the meeting.

Previous Minutes: Approved General Business: 2018 Nationals. Different roles for XJ register discussed.

Annual weekend away for 2018 discussed. Clare & Blythe, 8/9 Sept.

Moonta Show and Shine Sunday 11th March, great weekend.

McLaren Vale V & C. April 22nd.

50 years Series 1 picnic for September discussed.

British Classic Tour – Victor May 6th.

Finch Restoration day trip to be re organised for another date.

Thanked members for supplying supper for General Meeting.

Car Talk: George Calvert

Spin on/off filter adaptor for Ser 2 – cheaper from Hong Kong. Got battery cheaper from Sydney.

Radiator from Melbourne. Waiting to go to Paris for a hair cut!

Register Minutes Bob & Daphne Charman Got a rear left door for the XJ from Finch Restorations.

Not as good as the one on it. Big Red perfect to Moonta. E-Type back and going great.

John & Claire Evans Enjoyed Moonta – Car went well.

Don Heartfield

Mk 2 went well to Moonta and back.

X300 blew tail light globe.

Louis Marafiotti All OK at the moment.

Chris Michael Mk 10 all good.

Needed a good wash.

Gary & Oggi Monrad Slight repairs to seats.

Shark teeth all OK. Borys Potiuch Used 3 litres trans. oil to Moonta and back.

Phil Prior Daimler going well.

Windows in coupe, and now has primer.

Starting to look good.

Evan & Andrea Spartalis Bought new X300. Evan actually answered a few questions under heavy interrogation.

Noel Thornley Needs Ser1 air cleaners – See Evan.

Master cylinder needs re-sleeving.

Alan Trenorden Bought XJ40 from Charlie Saliba – good car.

Don Tyrrell Mk10 lovely. X358 investigating air suspension.

All others had nothing to report.

Meeting closed at 9.00pm.

Next meeting: Wednesday 11th April, 2018, At Shannon’s, 863 South Road, Clarence Gardens at 7.30pm.

All welcome.

Multivalve Register

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PRESENT: Jim & Arcadia Komaromi, Judy Langdon & Ray Smithers, Tom & Marj Brindle, Barry & Hazel Brown, Lesley & John Clarke, Doug & Sue Harrison, Ron & Claire Palmer, Des

Brown, Peter Clark (part), David Morgan, Peter & Heather Buck, John Castle, Tony Human & Gabriella Orford, Bill & Barb Mayman, Daphne & Bob Charman NEW MEMBER: The Register welcomed new member David Morgan to the meeting.

APOLOGIES: Tony & Kay Ellis, Bev & Wayne Buttery GENERAL BUSINESS: National Rally: Tom Brindle and Peter Buck agreed to help with registration in Tanunda. Judy advised there will also be a registration desk in Victor Harbor and will advise if she needs any further help there.

The Multivalve Register is responsible for overseeing: 1.

Barefoot bowls & dinner (Tanunda) Friday 13th April.

Judy & Ray to meet, greet and run with the help of Tom & Marj.

2.

Community Club dinner (Tanunda) Friday 13th April.

Peter and Heather to meet and greet diners.

3.

Meet & Greet BBQ (Victor) Monday 16th April.

Peter, Heather, Tony and Gabriella to meet and greet diners. Car park and direction signs organised.

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Alternative to the programme on Tuesday 17th April, for those who don’t wish to take part in the Hindmarsh Island activities a list of wineries to visit has been drawn up, mainly in McLaren Vale, together with a location map.

This will be added to the welcome packs on registration in Tanunda and Victor Harbor. Most wineries local to Victor are closed on Tuesdays and this has been noted on the sheets.

Jaguar Display Day – Birdwood, Sunday 15th April: Anyone wishing to take part in the display must register online. It was noted the drive from Tanunda to Birdwood will take about 45 minutes. Two different route maps are in the Rally Manual which is included in the welcome packs.

Regalia: Ron confirmed everything is in place for the Rally and regalia will be set up at registration in Tanunda at the Weintal on Thursday 12th (and,

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Club Torque if need be, on Friday), at Birdwood on Sunday 15th and at Victor Harbor on Monday 16th. New hats available for $25.00, leaper or growler emblems.

Jim & Arcadia and Peter & Heather will take photographs and provide a short write-up of the Rally for Dane Wilden for the Classic Marque.

REGISTER BUSINESS: 1.

Bob & Daphne volunteered to host the next Register meeting on May 22nd (much appreciated!).

2.

Lesley and John volunteered to organise a lunch run on June 19th. All Registers invited.

3.

The July Register meeting will be held at Solitaire on the 24th. Details nearer the time.

4.

Judy is organising a trip to Monarto Zoo on August 28th. Current numbers stand at 30, 34 is the maximum. It was agreed that $19.50 for a roast dinner with a dessert and coffee was reasonable. Payment is to be made on the day.

CAR TALK: Tom Brindle – 1994 XJ40, going well, nothing to report.

Barry Brown – XFS, driven for the first time tonight since All British Day, going well.

Des Brown – XFS, nothing to report.

Sue & Doug Harrison – Have sold their XJ40 and the MK9 has blown a head gasket.

Jim Komaromi – S-type, 107,000kms, running well, nothing to report.

Lesley Clarke – 1997 X300, nothing to report.

Ron Palmer – 2014 XF, 53,500kms, nothing to report.

Bill Mayman – 2013 XF, going well, nothing to report.

John Castle – 2003 S-type, going well, nothing to report. Recently invited to test the E-pace, not impressed with it or the occasion – no coffee, cake or manual offered.

Tony Human – XJ, ruined a tyre and rim recently on an unsealed bumpy dirt track.

Quoted $1900 + GST + freight from the UK for a new wheel, but managed to source a second hand rim locally. The tyre had to be flown in from Melbourne. All good now.

David Morgan – 2008 Sovereign X358, 145,000kms, recently bought in Queensland.

Had the brakes done. Very happy with it.

Ray Smithers – X-type, not driven lately. 1968 340 has had new tyres. Loved the E-Pace and the occasion – had coffee and cake, and was given a manual......

Peter Buck – X-type 2.1 V6, running well but will be selling after the Rally (offers invited).

Wants a bigger more comfortable Jag.

Register Minutes Bob Charman – Took the Big Red 420G to Moonta, runs beautifully, very happy with it. S -type has had a new water pump, runs well. XJ had a damaged rear left hand door, being fixed by a panel-beater who is a family member. EType has transmission problems. Bob passed on a message of thanks to the Register from Don Tyrell who recently asked for help with his car which has been successfully repaired.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS: Jim advised there are to be future airbag recalls for some models – these are listed on the Ezyreg website.

Arcadia advised there will be a pull-out, double -sided page in the Rally manual listing all medical facilities available in Tanunda and Victor Harbor.

Multivalve Register to take minutes and provide supper for the General Meeting at the Police Club on Tuesday 3rd April.

Next meeting Tuesday May 22nd at the home of Bob & Daphne Charman, 7:30pm for 8:00pm start. All Registers welcome.

Meeting closed at 8.55pm with thanks to Ray and Judy for hosting and supper and to Heather for taking the minutes.

S.S., Mk IV & Mk V Register 28th March 2018 PRESENT: Des Brown, Bruce Fletcher, Ross Rasmus, Brenton Hobbs, Bob Kretschmer, Bob Lynch, Jack Richardson, Antony Veale. .

APOLOGIES: Malcolm Adamson, John Lewis, Les Stewart, David Rogers, Ross Gogler, Bill Everett, David Adamson.

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BORDER RUN 2018, 2nd – 5th November, No. 44 Nik Cirakovic has just advised that the Run will be based at Swanhill Victoria. Details to follow soon. Last visited - 1975,1976,1993 & 1997.

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COMBINED STATES BORDER RUN 2019: Bob K checked Albury Wodonga & Griffith and identified several motels having the required facilities but those locations would have entailed extra travelling for the Queensland contingent.

Having discussed the matter with Qld. it was decided to now try the Parkes & Cowra area – in hand.

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Bob to check Qld & Vic to select a date to clear School holidays in each state.

Qld. Should be able to help identify a NSW contact to have that State included.

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TECHNICAL & PARTS: 1. Ross Rasmus advised has removed the engine & gearbox from his 1 ½ L. The engine is currently with his mechanic to check the condition of the block.

2. Bruce Fletcher seeks help to identify a person to repair the radiator badge for his SS Airline.

The main body is still with Marque Restorations.

3. Tony Veale is pleased with the new seat belt installation in his MkV & obtained some information re several electrical matters.

4.

JDCSA (Malcolm Adamson): National Rally. The SS, Mk1V & MkV Register is to assist with parking at Carl Lindner’s Museum on the Friday morning April 13th.

Bruce & Bob K will attend plus Malcolm if fit enough. The Register is not required to assist with parking on the Sunday 15th at Birdwood.

5.

WELFARE: 1. Des Brown is to have a knee replacement mid April.

2. Malcolm Adamson has a mild lung infection but still proposes to attend most JDCSA events when possible.

6.

GENERAL BUSINESS: 1. Des Brown has full Workshop Manual for Mk1V models for sale plus several other parts – contact Des direct. Des also tabled a damaged copy of the SS Register meeting minutes dated 28th November 1979. (Bruce has a full set of minutes since the Register was formed.)

2. Bruce tabled a For Sale Notice of a ‘340 Mk11 Jaguar 3.8. Motor needs restoration, last Registered 1986’, plus other particulars. “No time to restore, reluctant sale’’ Phone Tim 0478 245 415.

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SS REGISTER MEETING DATES: Last Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm.

April 25th Brenton Hobbs ANZAC Day! Date TBA May 30th John Lewis June 27th Bob Lynch July 25th Ross Rasmus August 29th Margaret Evans September ?

Bruce Fletcher BBQ Sunday TBA [Border Run to Victoria] October 31st Jack Richardson November 29th Des Brown 2019 January ? BBQ at Malcolm’s Seaside Retreat (Malcolm away - Brenton in charge) Meeting closed at 8.45 pm.

Thank you Marg & Bob for hosting the meeting & supper.

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Entry for those participating in the display will be via the Church Street gate into the museum grounds.

Please proceed AT WALKING PACE with hazard flashers (if equipped) through the museum grounds, under direction from JDCSA marshals.

General public and visitors wishing to view the display can enter through the museum entrance on Shannon Street.

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The Township of Moonta put on another great day for all car enthusiasts on Sunday the 11 th March. With over 120 cars on display, on the main oval, plenty of good food, drinks, the town fair (Free train service to and from) and the sun shining. All this made for a very enjoyable day.

I was able to rent the Fire Brigade Holiday House for the week end and this made the trip even better. We were able to sleep 12 people comfortably.

We only had 6 cars from the XJ,Mk10,420G Register make the trip, but we had such a good time, good food and with plenty of laughs.

We made the most of the display day with the cars we had. We thought that our presentation, although not the biggest, but we believed we did the Jaguar Drivers Club proud. We thought we were a little unlucky in the best car club award. Anyway, we will try again next year.

You know, on these trips away, there is always someone who makes a fool of him or herself.

You would not believe, on packing up on Monday morning we told everyone to make sure they don’t leave anything in their rooms!!!

Guess what, a pair of jeans and two T-shirt left in one of the bed rooms. I don’t want to give his name away, but, the fool owns Big Red...

Make sure you come along next year.

Bob Charman XJ Register Secretary

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Club Calendar Tuesday 3rd

JDCSA General Meeting — Police Association Building, Carrington Street, Adelaide.

7.30pm Sunday 8th 10:00am—4:00pm Tuesday 10th

Gawler Car Club Vintage and Veteran Run - Entries: David Prest: 0438 112 266; Run Organiser: Geoff Boundy 0437 689 973 or vvrun@gawlercarclub.com.

Compact Register Meeting—Contact Peter Buck M: 0421 061 883

7:30pm Wednesday 11th 7:30pm

XJ, Mk10 & 420G Register Meeting—Shannons Clubrooms, 663 South Rd, Clarence Park.

April

Contact: Bob Charman T: (08) 8248 4111 Thursday 12th— Friday 20th Saturday 21st &

2018 National Rally, South Australia (hosted by JDCSA) Multiple events over multiple days. See www.jaguarnationalrally2018.com for more information.

McLaren Vale Vintage and Classic - Details go to www.vintageandclassic.com.au

Sunday 22nd Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd

All Historic Car Race Meeting, Mallala—Details www.sportingcarclub.com.au or Keith Williamson 08 8271 5689. Gates open 9.00am. Special Guest Alan Moffat OBE and Fred Gibson.

Tuesday 24th

Deadline for Classic Marque submissions Editor: Dane Wilden M: 0431 058 951 E: dwilden@adam.com.au

Wednesday 25th

S.S. and Daimler Register Meeting Contact: Malcolm Adamson T: (08) 82783002 E: daimlerss@jdcsa.com.au

Sunday 29th 10:00am—4:00pm

North Adelaide Community Car Show—Tynte street between O'Connell and Wellington Square. 60+ cars from the grand to the humble from the ancient to the most modern. Contact NAPA's Danielle Macbeath 0408 822 753 or coordinator@northadelaideprecinct.com.au.

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Club Notices GENERAL MEETING ROSTER 2018 May

S.S., Mk IV & Mk V Register

June

E/F/GT Register

July

XK Register

Register Meetings are held as follows: Mk 1,2 & 420 & S Type (Compact) - Second Tuesday of every even calendar month

E-Type, F-Type & Grand Tourer - Third Thursday of each 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 April, 2018 magazine: Riley Wajwoda Rosemary Hilton Blair Hayden

1974 Jaguar XJ12 5.3L Sedan 1987 Jaguar XJ40 3.6L Sedan 1955 XK140 Coupe, 1960 Jaguar Mkll 3.8L Sedan 1975 Jaguar XJC V12 Coupe & 2018 Jaguar F-Pace Elaine & John Fulcher 1977 Jaguar 5.3L XJS Coupe 1995 Jaguar XJR 4L Sedan & 2011 Jaguar XF 3L Sedan Elizabeth & Brian Taylor 1982 Jaguar XJ6 4.2L Sedan Norman Heaney 1953 Jaguar Mark 7 Sedan & 2011 Jaguar XF V6 3L Sedan

Multivalve - Fourth Tuesday of each odd calendar month.

SS & Daimler - Last Wednesday of each month

The following applications listed in the February, 2018 Classic Marque magazine have been accepted: Silvestro & Ida Genovese Matthew Webster Nerrissa & Phillip Dohnt William, Helen, Ava & Harry Baker John Flanigan

Bruce Banks Jean De Young David Benn John & Stanley Stuart Martin & Vicki Dane Christopher Hatcher

1986 Jaguar XJS 5.3L Sedan 1954 Jaguar MkVll Sedan 1973 Jaguar E-Type V12 2+ 2 Coupe 2004 Jaguar X Type 2.5L Sedan 1982 Daimler Double 6 5.3L Sedan & 1977 Jaguar XJ6 4.2L Sedan & 1959 Mark 8 3.6L Sedan & 1978 Jaguar XJ6 4.2L Sedan 1960 Mk ll 4.2L Sedan

XJ, Mk 10 & 420G - Second Wednesday of each month

1998 Jaguar XK8 4.0L Convertible 1987 Jaguar Sovereign 3.6L Sedan 2000 Jaguar XKR 4L Coupe 1959 Jaguar Mk ll Sedan

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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 Membership Secretary

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Jaguar Classifieds

FOR SALE 1964 Daimler 250 V8 FOR SALE 1962 Jaguar MkII 3.4L 1962 3.4L Mark II with 5 speed Supra Gearbox.

Rebuilt 2008 under Evan’s supervision.

If interested please contact Tim on 0419 809 021 for a price.

This magnificent car needs no introduction to members of JDCSA. Noel Orford’s beautifully restored and maintained 1964 Daimler 250. Fully restored in the early 1990s with full bare metal respray, new Connolly leather interior and rebuilt mechanicals throughout. Meticulously maintained and loved by Noel with documented history. A multi-prize winning car that now needs a new home.

WANTED - 2003 S-Type Steering Wheel

FOR SALE 1977 Jaguar XJS V12

Contact Volkan Evci

White with burgundy interior, odo less than 100,000 km.

Last registered 2007. Repair and operation manuals, driver's handbook and history included. Stored in a shed for last 10 years. In very good condition but not running. Previously insured for $15,000.

0401 487 308

WANTED - Mk I 2.4L Prefer manual, but will consider auto. Willing to look here in SA or interstate.

Contact Peter Emes

0413 133 233

All genuine offers considered Phone Jen 0408 257 377

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