News from the SAN DIEGO JAGUAR CLUB November 2018 · MGB Modified Race Car. Dennis Santarinala took First Place in the Rally Car Class with his 1964 Mini Works car. There were 5 Jaguar

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News from the SAN DIEGO JAGUAR CLUB

November 2018

British Car Day IEJC Jagstravaganza – Part II

Notes from the Concours Judge’s Tent Getting to Know… Chuck & Kathy Leuthen’s Garage

SDJC Election Luncheon, November 11

Reservations Required!

SDJC Holiday Party, December 8

Reservations Required!

Bluewater Boathouse Lunch, January 19

Save the Date!

Spanish Landing, San Diego

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pre-owned cars and 10% off all parts and service. * *Cannot be combined with other offers.

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Presidential Perspective

Despite the threat of rain, the British Car Day came off without a hitch under clear skies

and beautiful weather. SDJC was well represented and proudly showed off our most

beautiful Jaguars.

There is only one day left to RSVP for the Election Luncheon at the beautiful Silver Gate

Yacht Club; see the flyer in this issue. We have a full final election slate now posted in

this issue. Remember you must be present to vote. The new Board will be announced

at the luncheon and in the December issue. Installation will be at the Holiday Gala at Tom Hamm’s

Lighthouse on 8 December. Again, this year Ali Proctor has planned a memorable evening. If you have

not done so already, mark your calendar for this event.

By the time you read this the SDJC contingent will be at the International Jaguar Festival in Santa Barbara.

Pete Rieth will lead our cadre of judges. Mark Hodges is the Concurs chair, Nedra Rummell and a host of

others will demonstrate SDJC support for this fun-filled event. Details of the activities and pictures will be

in the December issue

This has been a fun-filled active year, largely due to the outstanding efforts of those who have hosted or

sponsored events: Bob and Ali Proctor, Ray Waite, Dave Putnam, Pete Rieth, Nedra Rummell, Katherine

Partain, Mark Hodges, Dan and Jorgene Jensen, and Jim Hallameyer. We have already begun the planning

for next year’s events. If you have any suggestions or would like to chair an event for 2019, please contact

any of our board members, particularly Diane Bauman who has volunteered to be our activity coordinator.

Have a happy Thanksgiving. May your turkey be tender and juicy, your mashed potatoes be smooth and

creamy, and your green beans be fresh and tasty.

Cheers, George

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Inside this Issue

3 Presidential Perspective

4 New Members

5 Calendar of Events

6 All Things Automotive

8 San Diego British Car Day

14 IEJC Jagstravaganza & Concours – Part II

16 Notes from the Concours Judges Tent

18 Getting to Know … the Leuthen’s Garage

20 SDJC Election Luncheon & Ballot

22 SDJC Holiday Party

23 Classified Ads & Club Logo Items

24 Bluewater Boathouse Drive and Lunch

27 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

On the Cover

Spanish Landing and the overcast skies made for

a “Perfectly British” British Car Day.

Web images photoshopped by Chuck Leuthen

SDJC October 2018 New Members

JOHN & ANN BALHA 1956 XK140 MC FHC Black/Red

JOHN, STACY, JAMES & ZIPPY LANNESSA 1998 XJ VDP White

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Calendar of Events

SDJC Club Events

SDJC Election Luncheon Sunday, November 11 Silver Gate Yacht Club, San Diego

SDJC Holiday Party Saturday, December 8 Tom Ham’s Lighthouse

Bluewater Boathouse Lunch Saturday, January 19 Coronado Island

SDJC Business Meetings San Diego Jaguar Club Business meetings are held monthly no later than the second Wednesday of each calendar month at 7:00 pm at Jaguar San Diego. If you plan to attend a meeting, call to confirm the date/time/place as it may be changed by the President. Jan 10 Jul 11 Feb 14 Aug 8 Mar 14 Sep 12 Apr 11 Oct 10 May 9 Nov 14 Jun 13 Dec none

Do you enjoy the Club’s monthly get-togethers,

events, drives, luncheons, dinners? Do you

know a great place the SDJC Members might

enjoy? Do you want to share a favorite drive

you’ve made in your Jaguar? Do you have a

favorite luncheon or dinner place that would

make a good venue for an SDJC Club gathering?

Think about sponsoring one of the monthly

events. Please contact Bob Proctor to find out

what is involved or just to talk about it. The Club

values participation from its Members. Thank

you!

Bob Proctor, SDJC Activities [email protected] or 760-473-6725 (cell)

[email protected] or 760-473-6728 (cell)

A Note to All Members

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All Things Automotive

Club Information San Diego Jaguar Club www.sdjag.com Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) www.jcna.com San Diego Auto Museum

Home | San Diego Automotive Museum

Car Information Jaguar USA www.jaguarusa.com

Jaguar information sites www.jag-lovers.com

www.jaguarforums.com

If you are planning a trip, be sure to check the

JCNA webpage at www.jcna.com/all-upcoming-

events and look for events you might like to

attend on the road.

Websites You May Enjoy

Every Friday, April through September Crusin’ Grand, Escondido facebook.com/cruisinggrand Each Thursday of the Month June-August La Mesa Car Show La Mesa Village, La Mesa 50s cars along La Mesa Blvd lmvma.com Monthly San Diego Cars and Coffee is a monthly gathering conveniently located in Miramar San Diego Cars and Coffee - Home | Facebook Every Saturday morning South OC Cars & Coffee San Clemente Outlets South OC Cars and Coffee - Home | Facebook

Ongoing Events

Radio Shows

You Auto Know - Dave Stall Sunday, 7 - 10 pm KCBQ-AM 1170 Thursday, 1 pm on SignOn San Diego The Car Show - Art Gould and Dave Kunz 9 - 10 am Saturdays KPFK-FM 90.7 Call-in (818) 985-5735 RPM Today - Dave Stall 1 - 3 pm Sundays ESPN-AM 800 Call-in (866) 377-6800

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British Car Day Saturday, October 13, 2018

Article by Dave Putnam Photos by Dave and Matt Allen

The 39th Annual San Diego British Car Day was held on Saturday October 13th at Spanish Landing Park East. The British Car Club Council decided to use the Cancer Survivor Park area of Spanish Landing due to its size and beautiful displays. It turned out to be a very nice venue with plenty of space for all of the British Car Clubs. When registration was closed on October 7th there were 180 cars signed up to attend. Due to thunderstorms and rain the night before and a prediction of rain on Saturday, not everyone that registered attended. Still, there were over 150 cars in attendance and the rain never showed up. It was overcast most of the day with blue sky peeking through every once in a while. The theme this year was “The Tradition of British Racing and Rally Cars”. We had 12 Race cars and 3 Rally cars on display. Paul Konkle won First Place in the Racing Car Class with his 1962 MGB Modified Race Car. Dennis Santarinala took First Place in the Rally Car Class with his 1964 Mini Works car. There were 5 Jaguar Classes this year, JA1, through JA5. JA1 was for all years of XKE. There were 8 registered and 4 that attended. Greg Millard won 2nd Place with his 1961 XKE OTS. Patrick Harrington won 1st Place with his 1964 XKE Series 1. JA2 included XK120, XK140, and XK150. Michael Loper won 1st place with his 1955 XK140 Fixed Head Coupe. JA3 included XK8, XKR, and XJS. David Allen won 1st Place with his beautiful 1987 XJS. JA4 included the F-Type. 2 registered and 1 attended. No trophy was given as there has to be 4 cars in the class to award a trophy. Bruce Rosenblatt brought his 2014 F-Type Convertible. JA5 included all Sedans. David Allen was the only entry with his 2007 XJ8.

Cheers, Dave Putnam

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Louis Galper and his 1966 3.8 S-Type Saloon

Deborah & Joe Harding and their Bentley

Matt Allen, Martin Avery and Dave Allen

Dave Allen and his 1st Place trophy for his 1987 XJS

The San Diego Jaguar Club was well represented

Bob & Ali Proctor and their 1969 E-Type 2+2

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Lots of other Jaguars and “lesser” British cars on display

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See you next year!

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IEJC Jagstravaganza & Concours d’Elegance – Part II

A note from your Editor. With IEJC’s Jagstravaganza coming right at September’s month-end, some of the pictures didn’t quite make the October issue. You can tell from the great smiles, this event is always a lot of fun and shouldn’t be missed. Cheers, Chuck

Saturday, September 29, 2018 Photos by Dave & Matt Allen

Bob & Ali Proctor Liz & Karen Soens

JOCLA’s Mark Mayuga & IEJC’s Mike Zavos Mark Hodges & Nedra Rummell

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Libations upon arrival JOCLA’s Betty & Jim Friel

The judges meet

Editor’s note: Remember when going out of town to print out a copy

of the cover page of the most recent “Jaguar Tracks” and take it with

you. When you find a good setting just snap a picture of yourselves

holding up the cover page with a nice view of the scene behind you.

And if you’ve got your Jag in the shot, even better. Then all you need

to do when you get home is email the picture to

[email protected] along with a description of where you’re at

and I’ll do the rest to feature it in a “Where in the Word” article!

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November 2018 By Pete Rieth, Chief Judge, San Diego Jaguar Club

This month’s article, unlike my usual columns, takes advantage of the interregnum between wind-down of the 2018 concours season and spin-up of the 2019 season to wander along other lanes.

Factoid from AUTOWEEK Magazine (8 OCT 2018): Every Goodyear racing tire contains an embedded, hidden sticker bearing the name of the technician who hand-applied its individual rubber ply layers. Each tire also contains a radio frequency identification chip in its sidewall which allows it to be tracked through its complete life cycle, including potential failure fault analysis. More detail on RFID technology for tire applications is available via Google, of course.

Other Lanes. Last year at this time, I recounted how a decrepit Mark IX enchanted me into the world of Jaguar cars. I was very remiss in a key point: My dear and patient wife Christa, who at the time was working as a Senior Officer at United Nations HQ in Manhattan, made the $4500 purchase price of the Mark IX a RETIREMENT PRESENT to me! Later: After a cat-less break of some years while we were often sojourning in other parts of the world, we were again living in Scripps Ranch. Near the local Vons market is an informal but thriving used car venue where I found myself snagged by a BRG 1986 Series 3 Vanden Plas. It turned out to be owned by a neighbor & friend who I later found to be adept at “innovative” repairs and styling on boats as well as his cars. Note the XJS wheels in the photo below, for example. Less obvious fixes included thumbtacks retaining the headliner over the rear window, wrong pinstripes, a manual under-dash AC switch and black door jambs defining the car’s original color. Never mind. It was a joy to drive for several years - even when I learned after a valve guide dropped that the cylinder head had earlier been poorly reworked and had to be completely replaced.

Notes from the Concours Judges Tent

Then, on a Friday in OCT 2004, having just installed a new set of Michelins on the VDP and while waiting at Jaguar Specialists for completion of routine service, I found myself admiring a ’99 XJR for sale out front. Still thinking I’d rather squeeze a few more miles out of the VDP, I was interrupted by Master Mechanic Tracy Hazelton who informed me the VDP would soon need “a few hundred $$” in leak repairs. By the time, I’d driven back across Pacific Beach to our current abode, where Christa was packing for an imminent UN assignment in Addis Ababa, my original plan had changed and when I told Christa, she said I was nuts and asked where I planned to get the cash. I said I’d figure it out and bless her heart she wrote me a check on a promise to pay her back soonest. And so it goes. And now 14 years later, with over 170K miles on it, a new engine and two major tranny rebuilds, the XJR is (finally) perking along just fine.

If you have any questions about this article or JCNA Judge Certification, please contact me by Email at: [email protected] or (619) 813-2005. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

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Getting to Know.... ….. what’s in Chuck & Kathy’s garage.

By Chuck Leuthen You may have noticed that this issue is a bit shorter than most. As your Editor, I thought I’d add some cheap filler as opposed

to a few “This Page Intentionally Left Blank.” pages. So, here’s a timeline of the past 50 plus years and the British cars that

occupied my garages and driveways. Maybe you had some of these as well. Let me know what’s been in your garages over

the years and I’ll run a feature article. Cheers, Chuck

It’s 2015 and I’m looking at one of my Facebook Jaguar sites. Hey, I think I know that Jag! Sure enough, it’s owned by a long-time friend and It’s for

sale!! I had even ridden in this 1993 Jaguar XJS Coupe almost 20 years earlier. Kathy and I took it for a spin and after a couple of weeks of negotiation it was ours. Probably one of the smoothest and quietest cars I’ve owned to date. Grace, Space (well almost) and Pace.

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It’s now late ‘75. I’m with Burroughs Corporation and have accepted an overseas assignment at one of their design & engineering facilities in Scotland. Once again, I’m in need of

wheels and this 1968 Morris Minor 1000 Traveler fit the bill for the three years abroad.

It’s 2008. 30 years have passed since I last owned a British Classic and it’s time to go back. Kathy and I found this at VIP Classics in San Diego’s Gas Lamp district. One short ride in this

1976 Jaguar XJ6C and we knew we had to have it. Our 10 years with this beauty were both rewarding and challenging. It’s now moved on to other British Racing Green pastures.

It’s January 1967. I’m back home to Southern California after a tour of duty with the U S Navy. Home port Pearl Harbor with action throughout the Pacific from the Aleutian Islands, to the South Pacific and, of course,

Viet Nam. Needed wheels and this 1961 Triumph TR4 was the perfect answer. Lots of fun for about two years when I moved to American Muscle.

It’s now ’76 and I’m looking for something at the opposite end of the spectrum to complement the Traveler. What

better than a 1968 Daimler 250 Saloon? Sold it to a close friend before leaving Scotland. He drove it for a just a few weeks before the small 2500 cc Hemi engine blew and he sold it for more that he paid me! And yes, we’re still good friends.

2014 finds us in need of a new daily driver. I’m retired now and no longer need a “practical” car. Besides, Kathy has an SUV and we still had the XJ6C

if we need to seat more than two in a Jag. Our 2002 Jaguar XK8 makes the perfect choice for daily errands, golf (boot can easily hold two sets of clubs) and top down drives with our SDJC friends.

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San Diego Jaguar Club Election Luncheon Sunday, November 11, 2018

Silver Gate Yacht Club 2091 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92106

Hosted by Jim Hallameyer

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Cocktail Hour on Patio

Cash bar will remain open during entire event

12:00 p.m. Buffet Food Service

~ Spring Salad with choice of dressing

Entree

(indicate choice of one or both to server at buffet line) ~ Boursin Stuffed Chicken Breast

~ Bourbon Glazed Salmon

Entree Includes

~ Seasonal Vegetables & Whipped Potatoes ~ Dinner Rolls & Whipped Butter

Dessert ~ Chocolate Cake, made in house by our pastry chef

Regular & Decaf Coffee, Iced Tea, Hot Tea Selections & Water Station

$45 per person

*RSVP by Friday, November 2, 2018. Reservations & payments are by PayPal on Club Member page at www.sdjag.com

or you may send a check to: Bob Proctor - SDJC, 1521 Sapphire Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92011

*Cancellations after November 4, 2018, or no-shows to the event will be charged.

Parking is available directly across the street from the Club.

Service dogs only will be welcome at indoor events. Please provide advance notice at RSVP.

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2019 SDJC Officer Nominations

Election will take place at the Election Luncheon Sunday, November 11, 2018

Silver Gate Yacht Club, Shelter Island

Circle candidate’s name to indicate your choice OR write in your preference

President Mark Hodges or __________________ Write In

1st Vice President, Activities Diane Bauman or __________________ Write In

2nd Vice President, Membership Nedra Rummell or __________________ Write In

Secretary Ali Proctor or __________________ Write In

Treasurer Dave Allen or __________________ Write In

Director (thru 2021): Dave Putnam or __________________ Write In

Director (thru 2021): Al Steele or __________________ Write In

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Classified ads are now displayed only on the Club website.

SELL YOUR CAR WITH US ON OUR WEBSITE

To place your ad:

Contact Mark Hodges

[email protected]

Please click the Classified Ads button on the SDJC

Homepage at San Diego Jaguar Club Home to see the range

of Jaguars and parts offer for sale. The ads include

details and up to 10photos of each car.

Perhaps you have one too many garage spaces you want to fill by buying another Jaguar.

Or maybe you have one too many Jaguars and want to reduce your inventory. In either

case, click HERE to go directly to the SDJC Classified Ads. The ads include details and up to

10 photos of each car!

San Diego Jaguar Club Classified Ads

San Diego Jaguar Club Logo Items

Hey, where’s your NAME TAG! Don’t you need a new GRILL BADGE? You know, that

POLO SHIRT is looking kind of dated, time for a new one? These CLUB LOGO ITEMS and

more from SDJC and LAND’S END are just a click away on our SDJC Home page. To get

there right now just click HERE.

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Come join us for a drive and lunch on Jan 19th, 2019

at the Bluewater Boathouse in Coronado.

Lunch will be your choice:

New England Clam Chowder or Salad and your choice of one of the following entrees:

Chicken breast with lemon caper beurre sauce with scalloped potatoes and Veggies

Fish & Chips - Beer battered filets of fish served with coleslaw and fries

Roasted Vegetable Pasta (Vegetarian entree) with roasted Veggies in tomato sauce

Seafood Louie Salad - Lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, egg, avocado

with San Francisco dressing, red rock crab, bay shrimp

Salmon Caesar Salad - Grilled salmon over romaine lettuce,

freshly grated Romano cheese and tossed with Caesar dressing

And a Dessert

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for cost and drive updates!

Service Dogs only will be welcome at indoor events. Please provide advance notice at RSVP.

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Jaguar Land Rover North America

2017/18 Jaguar/Land Rover Discounts

If you are in the market for a new Jaguar/Land Rover, or have been waiting for the right reason to pull the

trigger...this may do it. Please remember, these discounts apply only to JCNA members in good standing who

have been members for at least six months. Therefore, you will need your JCNA membership card to show the

dealer when you are closing your purchase**. Your Jaguar Land Rover dealer will be able to access and verify

the discount amounts.

Jaguar

Model Year New Model Trim Level* Amount

2017/18 XE All $1,000

2017/18 XF All $1,000

2017/18 XJ All $2,500

2017/18 F-TYPE All $2,500

2018 F-PACE All $1,000

Land Rover

Model Year New Model Trim Level* Amount

2017/18 Discovery Sport All $1,000

2017/18 Range Rover Evoque All $1,000

2018 Range Rover Velar All $1,000

2017 Discovery All $1,000

2017 Range Rover Sport All $1,000

* Subject to vehicle availability. SVR models excluded.

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San Diego Jaguar Club Officers and Committees

Elected Officers President George Klein [email protected] (619) 847-5257 Immediate Past President Dan Jensen [email protected] 1st Vice President, Activities Bob Proctor [email protected] (760) 476-3516 (760) 473-6725 cell 2nd Vice President, Membership Nedra Rummell [email protected] (760) 634-3477 (760) 519-5400 cell Treasurer Dave Allen [email protected] (858) 335-0763 Secretary Ali Proctor [email protected] (760) 473-6728 Newsletter Editor, Jaguar Tracks Chuck Leuthen [email protected] (949) 495-1776 (949) 637-0679 cell

Webmaster Mark Hodges [email protected] (619) 593-1798 (619) 890-0149 cell

Directors Al Steele (through 2018) [email protected] (858) 272-0604 (619) 995- 0109 cell Mitch Cohen (through 2019) [email protected] (619) 550-5531 (858) 248-5039 Tim Bennett (through 2020) [email protected] (949) 289-8176 Director Position Open Vic Chang (emeritus) [email protected] (619) 445-7345 Functional Chairs Advertising Sales, Jaguar Tracks Dan Jensen [email protected] British Car Club Council Rep Dave Putnam [email protected] (614) 783-3475 San Diego Auto Museum Rep Pete Pickslay [email protected] (619) 444-8084 (619) 894-7816 Chief Judge Pete Rieth [email protected] (619) 813-2005

Concours Chair Mark Hodges [email protected] (619) 593-1798 (619) 890-0149 cell Club Historian Nedra Rummell [email protected] (760) 634-3477 (760) 519-5400 cell Roster Nedra Rummell [email protected] (760) 634-3477 (760) 519-5400 cell Dealer Representative Jim Hallameyer [email protected] (619) 440-7893 (619) 993-7892 cell Logowear Dave and Marie Allen [email protected] Photographers Roger and Diane McDonald [email protected] (858) 487-1774 (858) 354-1272 Property Manager Open Raffles Diane McDonald [email protected] (858) 451-2860 (619) 208-9760 cell

These are the people at the “wheel” of your club. They would be glad to help you get involved or respond to your’ inquires or suggestions. There are a lot of jobs to do to keep the club running smoothly. Of course, you are always welcome to come to a Board meeting.

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SDJC Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

October 10, 2018

Meeting was called to order at Jaguar San Diego at 6:55 p.m. by President George Klein. The following Board members were present: Nedra Rummell; Dave Allen; Ali Proctor; Dan Jensen; Mark Hodges, Webmaster; Mitch Cohen. Absent: Bob Proctor Al Steele; Tim

Bennett; Chuck Leuthen, Newsletter Editor. Also present: Pete Rieth, Chief Judge; Dave Putnam, British Car Club Council Representative; Pete Pickslay, Automotive Museum

Representative and Diane Bauman.

Secretary’s Report: Minutes from the September meeting were approved electronically.

Treasurer’s Report: Dave – September month activities include income of

$1,320.21. Expenses for the month were $1,808.30. Overall, we had net expense of

$488.09 for the month, with a net loss of $310.28 for the year. Compared to last year

our P&L looks low (we had net income of $6,103.02 at the end of September 2017). Net

differences are a due to lower income of ~$1,800 and higher expenses of ~$4,500. Main

contributors are a reduction in advertising revenue of ~$1,600. Increase in expenses

~$2,600 for dinners, $1,100 for Holiday party deposits, ~$600 for AGM expenses and

~$500 for Website hosting. Overall our accounts remain healthy and reflect our strategic

intent to reduce the relatively large cash balance in a gradual and controlled manner

while improving quality of events for our members. Dave proposed a motion that George

sign drafted note to Jaguar Land Rover expressing thanks for the sponsorship check of

$535.71 for the SDJC 2018 Concours d’Elegance and send to JLR prior to October 15th,

2018 with a copy to JCNA Region Directors and the JCNA Administrator. The motion

was seconded by Ali and approved unanimously.

First Vice President’s Activities Report: Bob – submitted electronically- Review –

9/15/18 – Loop to the Lake - Drive and luncheon hosted by Dan and Jorgene Jensen.

The day was a success with an enjoyable drive and a very pleasurable lunch by the lake

at Anthony’s Fish Grotto. Preview: 10/13/18 – British Car Day. Upcoming 11/11/18

– Election Luncheon-Silver Gate Yacht Club. Hosted by Jim Hallameyer. 12/8/18 –

Holiday Party – Tom Ham’s Lighthouse. Hosted by Bob and Ali Proctor. As always

please check SDJC website for current event news and information on upcoming 2018

calendarial events.

Membership Report: Nedra – The following members were submitted for approval:

JOHN & ANN BALHA and JOHN LANNESSA. Upon a motion by Nedra and seconded by

Dan, all were approved.

Newsletter Editor’s Report: Newsletter: Chuck – Submitted electronically -He is working on the November Newsletter and would like all input to be submitted to him by

October 26th. Regarding the December Tracks, which will include the 5-day JCNA IJF event (as well as the Election Luncheon), he suggested the IJF events article be divided up by the attendees.

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Website Report: Mark – Website is up to date.

Functional Chair Reports: Dealer Representative: Jim – No report. Classifieds: Mark-

3 classified ads running. Concours: Mark – No report. Advertising: Dan- will start sending letters for 2019. Chief Judge: Pete R. – Eight SDJC Judges and one Apprentice Judge are supporting the

IJF. Looks like 21Judged, 21 Display, 2 Special and 26 Display currently registered. Automotive Museum Representative: Pete P. – “Steam Punk”, was very successful. The

new show is "3 Decades in the Rearview Mirror” and will feature some of the finest exhibits from the last 30 years. The show opens October 13th and lasts until January 26, 2019. The museum’s annual fundraiser will be held at the museum Saturday, October

20th and is sold out. British Car Club Council Representative: Dave – British Car Day, October 13, 2018, venue changed to Cancer Survivors Park, Spanish Landing East, as this area has more space. Currently 175 cars registered. The theme this year is Race

Cars. Logo Wear: Marie – No report.

Old Business: Dan will provide Election Slate for Election Luncheon. All open positions

have nominees.

New Business: Proposed bylaw changes – Nedra- will send to Bob once Dan and Dave

have proof read all approved changes. Bob will email to membership by October 12th, so

that changes can be voted on at the election luncheon. Bob will provide master email list

on thumb drive to Mark at the luncheon.

Meeting adjourned at: 7:45 by George.

The next board meeting is scheduled for November 14, 2018. at Jaguar San Diego.

Respectfully submitted by Ali Proctor, Secretary.

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Advertising Rates

Classified Ads

Ads for cars, parts, merchandise, etc., for sale by SDJC members will be run free of charge for six consecutive

months. The Non-member rate is $40.00 for four consecutive months.

Display Ads

Multiple appearance rates are based on consecutive calendar months: January to December, January to June, or July

to December.

Ad size 3 Months 6 Months 12 Months

Full Page $195.00 $330.00 $585.00

Half Page $120.00 $200.00 $360.00

Quarter Page $60.00 $100.00 $180.00

Bus. Cards $45.00 $75.00 $135.00

Website Links N/A $50.00 $100.00

Your website linked to the San Diego Jaguar Club website www.sdjag.com For complete details of rates, terms, insertion order, and contract, please

contact the Jaguar Tracks Advertising Sales Manager. Contact information is inside this issue.

Please support our advertisers. They are chosen for their reliability and excellent service. Their support helps

your club publish the Jaguar Tracks. Most advertisers will give club members a 10% discount on parts and

service, some will give more. You must identify yourself as a club member before you contract for service in order

to receive your discount. Use your JCNA I. D. card or club name tag for club identification.

San Diego Jaguar Club 17352 Bernardo Oaks Drive

San Diego, CA 92128