1. pets
2. cats

Photos from the 6
April Events
Above: Board Meeting
Right: Monthly Meeting
Terri Armstrong
ACC show
Frank Hummel
Judging XK-150’s
Above: First Judges School
Right: Pat Grossmans event
Above: Frank’s Shop Day
Right: New Members Party
The Rocky Mountain Jaguar Club - RMJC
P.O. Box 2923 Denver, CO 80201-2923 www.rockymountainjaguarclub.org
Cat Tales is published monthly. Reproduction of articles
is welcomed if proper credit is given.
Editor: Gordon Kenney, 303-766-7826
[email protected]
Dues are $65.00/year which includes “Cat Tales”,
membership in JCNA, the national “Jaguar Journal”,
eligibility to enter JCNA sanctioned Concours
d’Elegance and other national and regional events.
Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Piccolo’s restaurant at 3563 S. Monaco Parkway, 0.2 mile east of I-25
at Hampden and 1 block south on Monaco. Meet at 6:30 pm for
drinks and dinner; meeting starts at 7:15.
Meeting are held every month except March, July and December when special meetings are arranged.
Board meetings, open to all, are at a members house at 6:30
pm on the 1st Tuesday of every even numbered month.
For new memberships there is a one-time $20 additional charge covering name tags, club patch, decal
and membership cards. Use the form in this newsletter or printed from the web site or sign-up on-line.
Non-members subscriptions are $30/year; Canadian
and foreign are $36/year. Membership is open to
owners of Jaguar automobiles and to others interested in furthering the enjoyment of them.
Contents by page
Officers of the RMJC 2015
Put title in front of @rockymountainjaguarclub.org
2
Club Information
3
Presidents Page
4
Coming Events
5
Membership
7
Concours d’Elegance
8
CCCC Report
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Newsletter:
Webmaster:
Past President:
Chief Judge:
11 Meeting Minutes
12 Slaloms
14 Appraisals - Gary G.
15 Judges School
17
Oakleys Shop Day
& New Members
Steve Kennedy
Deanie Kennedy
Gordon Kenney
Frank Sullivan
Howard Mumm
Gary George
970-460-0307 president@.
303-794-6443 vice_president@
303-489-3955 secretary@
303-489-3944 treasurer@
303-766-7826 newsletter@
970-460-0307 webmaster@
303-805-1644 past_president@
303-477-0189 chief_judge@
Board Members at Large
Bill Beeson
303-699-8705
Frank Hummel
303-443-5465
Vince Lane
303-322-8998
Frank Oakley
720-851-5708
Jackie Redrupp
303-979-9261
9 Board Minutes
13 Pat Grossman Event
Frank Sullivan
Dwight Eisnach
Concours Chairs: Frank Sullivan, and Cyndi and Howard Mumm
Dust Off: Eisnachs and Fegleys
Membership: Deanie Kennedy 303-489-3944, Form on page 18
Local Contact & Regalia: Steve Kennedy
303-489-3955 [email protected]
e-mail to board at: [email protected]
Jaguar Club Southern Colorado - JCSC
18 Membership form
Don Yowell, President 719-641-3985
19 Classified Ads
General Meeting on 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Jaguar/Land
Rover dealership in Colorado Springs.
See the web site for leadership and event information at jgclub.org
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Many RMJC members attended the
memorial service for Pat Grossman at
the Forney Museum on Sunday, March
19th. A large gathering of family and
friends recalled past days with Pat.
She was such a fun, energetic, witty,
and intellectual person. People just
gravitated to Pat. It was interesting that
Pat’s daughter Shawn reported that
Pat “collected people.” All of us who knew Pat
were indeed lucky to be in her collection. We
will miss her always. Thank you Bob, Shawn,
and family for sharing Pat’s commemoration.
The May 17th Dust-off drive planned by Dwight
Eisnach and Harry Fegley promises to be one
of the best. If you have not sent Dwight your
check or registered online, please do so soon.
Checks should go to Dwight Eisnach, 6337 S.
Wolff Ct, Littleton, CO 80123. Please send your
check now so it arrives before the May 8 deadline. It will be a fun time for all. Keep your fingers
crossed for good weather.
Cyndi Mumm needs your help with the Breckenridge Concours. Specifically, she needs resort
room reservations made soon. We have a minimum guarantee on 30 rooms. The contract says
we can reduce the number of rooms slightly so
we need to know right away if you are coming
to the concours June 26-28. But to do that she
needs your Beaver Run reservations made
soon so she can adjust the contract if needed.
If we leave the contract as it stands and do not
fill all the rooms, then the club will have to pay
for them. Register for your room by going online
to rockymountainjaguarclub.org and click the
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left tab for 2015 Concours,
and within the concours text is
a link that will take you to Beaver Run Resort reservations.
Or, you may call Beaver Run
Resort at 800-525-2253 and
ask for the Rocky Mountain
Jaguar Club special rate.
You’ll probably want to ask for
a room in either Building 2 or 3 as they are
closest to our activities.
A big “thank you” to Frank and Jean Oakley for
hosting the annual garage day and new member orientation on Saturday, April 25. Thanks
Frank for helping me with my windshield wipers!
I didn’t realize that their house sits right underneath the Castle Rock. Looking from their back
deck you just look up and there’s the big rock.
Thanks also to Gordon Kenney for putting together an excellent and updated presentation
about the club and all the activities. Everyone
who attended had a good time and as always
there was plenty of good food and drink.
Remember that if you didn’t make the Judge’s
School this month, you can still attend the May
9th Judge’s School at Club Auto, 11100 8th Ave.
Please RSVP to Gary George and bring $5 for
the new book and $5 for the pizza and beer.
Starting time is noon.
It’s hard to believe summer is upon us. On June
2nd the RMJC Board Meeting will be at our
home in Windsor. We’d love to see more than
board members so if you don’t mind the drive
north please join us. For directions and RSVPs
please send an email to me.
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May 9th, Saturday, 2nd Judges School, Club Auto, 11100 8th Ave,
12:00, Bring $5.00 for Pizza & Beer Lunch - Gary George for details
May 12th, Tuesday, General Meeting at Piccolo’s
Terri Armstrong ACC Show, Frank Hummel - Judging XK-150’s
May 17th, Sunday, The Annual Spring Dust-Off
Note that Registration Closes on May 8th!
Don’t forget to register for the Dust-Off on Sunday,
May 17, which marks RMJC’s first driving event for
the 2015 summer season, because the deadline to
register is Friday, May 8. Due to space constraints
at the Vehicle Vault where we will be having lunch it is
necessary to also limit total registration to the first 40
registrants, so don’t be left out!
We will meet at 8:30 a.m. in the parking lot of the Dazbog coffee shop at 7298 Lagae
Rd. in Castle Pines (SE corner of Lagae Rd, and Castle Pines Pkwy.) If you intend to
use I-25, take Exit 188 and drive west for 0.5 mile to Dazbog.
At 9:00 a.m. we will have a driver’s meeting and depart shortly after. Don’t forget to
bring sunscreen and a sunhat for those with roadsters, and water! Everything else
you’ll need for the day will be provided with your $35 per person registration fee.
Don’t forget, there are two ways to register, either online at the RMJC website using a
PayPal or credit card, or you can mail a check to Dwight Eisnach, 6337 S. Wolff Ct.,
Littleton, CO 80123.
If you’re still not sure about registration, or have other questions call Dwight at 303794-6443. For more detail see the April issue of Cat Tales.
Then get ready for the June 7th
Ability Connections Colorado (former CP) show
Howard Mumm, our clubs representative to this group, reports that they expect even
more cars this year. It’s always a big show for our club and a good turnout helps us to
retain our prime spot under the big tree at the Arapahoe Community College Lot. We will
do our group lunch as usual and will judge our own Jaguars for free. If you register to
have your car “judged” they will do so but it will cost you an extra $25.00. Go to their
website to register and pay. Abilityconnectionscolorado.org
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If you have questions about membership contact me at
303-489-3944 or e-mail to [email protected]
Snowmass Village to host Colorado Scottish Festival
August 1-2
Note this event was previously held in Highlands Ranch for the
last 25 years and several from the club have attended it. We are
still welcome to this years event but it happens in Snowmass.
See their webpage for more details.
Chieftain of the Colorado St. Andrew Society, Don Lowe, said he is
excited about the move to Snowmass as a way to further the Society’s mission of reaching out to promote the Celtic arts and heritage.
“In Snowmass, we have the opportunity to reach an entirely new
group of people,” he said. “We hope all our traditional friends from
the Front Range will come to the Festival, and even spend a few extra days in the Colorado mountains, enjoying one of the most beautiful places in the world. “
For more information, see www.ScottishGames.org
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Mark your Calendars Now!
We had so much fun in Breckenridge before, we are going back!
Plan to join us for a weekend Concours! Beaver Run Resort offers a picturesque setting at the base of Peak 9 with
unique amenities of an indoor/outdoor pool, a state of the art work out facility, newly renovated rooms, hot tubs, and
a world class spa. Beaver Run is also known for having top bars and restaurants in the area. This historic town of
Breckenridge offers many recreational opportunities that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Consider coming up
early or extend your mini vacation into the July 4th celebration.
The Concours weekend fun starts on Friday, June 26, when you check in to your lovely room or suite at Beaver Run Resort
and admire the beauty that surrounds you. Of importance to all Cat owners, everyone gets underground parking. You
will then join us for registration, drinks, a light dinner, and music at Base Nine Bar and Restaurant.
Saturday, June 27, we have planned a very relaxing Concours Day, as all activities and meals for the day are merely a few
steps apart. On Saturday morning, we will drive our Jaguars literally across the street and into Spencer’s parking lot
reserved exclusively for our club for the day. Shine up your cat and enjoy breakfast and lunch at your leisure. We will
have a lovely patio replete with bar and meal service provided from Spencer’s all day! Plan to bring your “historic dress
whites” for very competitive rounds of croquet on the grounds in the afternoon right next to the Concours and patio. As
the day winds down, we will meet for cocktails and a great dinner together.
On Sunday morning, June 28, we’ve planned a scrumptious brunch to set the stage for the Awards Presentation with
beautiful views from the third floor in the Coppertop III Room.
For those wishing to come early or stay late, the resort will honor our special discounted rates from June 24 – July 1! Book
your Accommodations Now!! It’s already time to start making your vacation plans and the first step is securing your
reservations by May 25! Beaver Run Reservations - Call Beaver Run on 1-800-525-2253, select Group Reservations and
ask for Rocky Mountain Jaguar Club group rate. OR
Book online: https://bookings.ihotelier.com/bookings.jsp?groupID=1405637&hotelID=97052
We highly recommend you
request a room in Building 2 or 3 which is the most convenient to our weekend of events, the garage, the walkover bridge
and the main lobby. There is designated parking for trailers as well.
We recommend these rooms for the best rates and location: Standard Hotel Room - $115
Studio - $128 (Bldg 4)
One Bedroom Suite/Full Kitchen - $133
2 Bedroom/2 Bath Suite w/ Full Kitchen - $210
(Two bedroom is on one level with 1 queen suite bedroom and an attached hotel room with 2 Queens)
For more details and registration:, go to www.rockymountainjaguarclub.org or contact your Concours Chair
Cyndi Mumm 303.805.1644 [email protected] -or- Frank Sullivan 970-460-0307 [email protected]
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Collector Car Council of Colorado
minutes of 4-1-2015
(summary from the secretary report
of Dick Fritz)
The meeting was held at the Police Station
in Colorado Springs
Legislative matters: Leo Boyle was unable to attend. Dick Thompson noted that bills we were watching (repeal of the late registration penalty,
specifications for penalizing impeding traffic) have all
failed to advance but the impeding traffic issue reminds us that on club-organized tours we should avoid
causing traffic delays.
A total of 34 clubs have renewed for 2015. Reminders
will be sent out to clubs not yet renewed.
Jaguar XJ. A modern flagship for a classic auto maker.
Contact: Jack
TerHar
[email protected]
303.469.1801 x. 6514
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Ian Redding
[email protected]
303.469.1801 x. 769
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The April 6th Board
Meeting was called to
order by President Frank
Sullivan at 7:30 at the
home of the Redrupps.
In attendance were Frank
Sullivan, Gary George,
Dwight & Linda Eisnach,
Gordon & Shirley Kenney,
Brian & Jackie Redrupps,
Vince & Barbara Lane, Bill
& Betsy Beeson, Frank &
Jean Oakley, and Steve
Kennedy.
The first Judges Meeting
will be April 18th at Club
Auto. The second Judges
Meeting will be May 9th,
also at Club Auto. Both
start at noon, $5 for a
new rule book and $5 for
pizza. Be sure to contact Gary George, 303477-0189.
Treasurer's Report -Deanie
was not in attendance but the report was
handed out. There were no questions.
Web Report -Frank is using Natalie only
when he really needs her help for Paypal like
stuff.
Pat Grossman Recognition. In recognition of
her many years of service to the club,
RMJC will have a plaque made honoring Pat
Grossman. A donation of $100 was approved
for the Wildlife Sanctuary in Hudson. It is
the one Frank Albert organized for RMJC
which we enjoyed on very cold and rainly
day.
Concours Report -Cyndi is
sick, but there is a great
write up in the newsletter.
Slalom -Bill Beeson checked on the Greyhound Park, they are not interested. Steve
and Bob have not had any luck. The lot
east of Club Auto may be available and Gary
will check on it.
Spring Drive -Dwight, registration is available
on line, article in newsletter. Deanie will
email registrations to Dwight as they come
in.
Garage Day and New Member Orientation at
Frank Oakley's on April 25th. The board
authorized Frank up to $100 club money to
support party but board members should
bring a dish.
Thank you to the Redrupps for hosting.
Adjourned 9 pm.
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Jaguar Sets
Land Speed Record!
In a multi-page article it was reported that Tom McMcCahill drove
his stock Jaguar Mark VII on the
Daytona Beach timed mile to a
new world record for stock sedans.
His Mark VII averaged 99.31 mph
which was 2/3 of a mph faster
than the Chrysler Saratoga and
won the International Unlimited
class for stock sedans.
Read the whole story in the May,
1952 issue of Mechanics Illustrated.
(Thanks to Don Leach for lending me
his copy - editor)
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President Frank Sullivan welcomed new member Mark Hennecken (shown here with Steve)
and his 2013 AWD XF.
Frank received the shipment of
JCNA awards and handed them
out at the meeting.
He
also
gave
out
monthly awards
to members who
handed out
RMJC Invitation
cards. The
Mumms won
wine for handing
out the most
(4) cards to
potential Jaguar club members and he gave
second place prizes to Bill Beeson and
Gordon Kenney for handing out 2 cards.
The ACC (Formerly the “CP
Show) is scheduled for June
7th. Members should register
online on the ACC website. We
will judge our own cars so be
sure NOT to check the registration box for Judging or they
will charge you $25.00.
Dwight, Vince and Frank O.
will help with parking on Saturday.
The April Judge’s School will be held at
Club Auto on May 9th, beginning at noon,
$5 for pizza and $5 the rule book. Please
RSVP to Gary George, [email protected] or
303-477-0189.
Deanie gave the Treasurer's report; we are
ahead about $400 from where we were
last year. We have 110 members.
Cyndi gave a concours report of the 2015
June 26-28 Concours at Beaver Run
Resort in Breckenridge. Members should
review the write-up in the newsletter and
to register and pay on the web page. We
will have our own parking lot and croquet
area and the car wash station will be open
every day. Friday is registration and
dinner, Saturday Concours, Saturday night
private room party and ending with the
Sunday awards brunch.
The JCSC concours will be at the Jaguar
Colorado Springs Dealership on October
3rd.
The Oakleys will host the April 25th “Your
Jaguar on the Lift” event at 10:00 am
and then at 3 pm the New Member Orientation Dinner. The address is 717 Anderson
ST, Castle Rock,
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The Spring Dust-Off is Sunday May 17th.
See the details in this newsletter and
register SOON. If you just want to meet
everyone at the Vehicle Vault, be sure to
let Dwight know so he can make arrangements.
Gordon gave a report on the recent “Cars
and Coffee” event in Parker that had a
turnout of 6 Jaguars. He also gave a
great presentation from various film clips
he had collected that included films from
Jaguars C and D’s at LeMans and running
the Mille Miglia.
The Raffle was held then adjournment at
8:30.
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Don’t want to run your Jaguar on the slalom track?
Then bring something else and run it.
Any car is welcome - just come and run.
Clara McNearny in their 56 XK 140
At right a Ford Escort runs the slalom
course while an electric Chevy Volt waits
at the starting gate. If it’s an automobile
its egible to run the slalom. Non club
members pay a 5$ additional fee.
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Pat Grossman’s family had a beautiful “Celebration of Life” in Pat’s honor on Sunday, April 19, 2015 at
Forney’s Museum. It was the perfect setting; it would have made her very happy. Bob’s son-in-law Kurt
MC’d the event and did a wonderful job. Bob, Pat’s daughter Shawn, son-in-law Bo, Bob’s daughter Caryl,
and son Ben (through a letter read by Caryl) and Pat’s ex-husband John, all painted the picture of how
very wonderful Pat was (we all already knew this) it was a wonderful tribute to Pat and her life.
One of the most memorable tributes
was that Pat was a collector of many
things but her favorite was her collection of people. It is so true if you
knew Pat you knew she loved people and she did collect an eclectic
group of people.
There were nearly 300 people in attendance at her Celebration of Life
so that gives some insight as to the
kind of person Pat was.
Her children talked of her encouragement to follow their dreams.
This was not only true of her family
but also of her friends. She was
such a kind person and she loved
meeting new people and finding
out about them.
In Pat’s honor be sure that you love your family dearly,
and make sure that you collect people into your lives and
enjoy every day.
Her life was too short but she lived her life fully. She
loved doing unique and usual things; she loved her family
and friends and she was loved very much in return. This
is all any of us can ask for in our lives.
Deanie K.
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People often try to tell me what their car is worth
when I am doing an appraisal. "I saw one 'just like it'
on TV and it sold for". Don't take the broadcast prices
for real or even realistic. Yes they can give you an
idea of trends in the marketplace but they are often
not realistic. First they are often paid by people who
deal in a marketplace that most of us only wish we
could. A friend of mine who is a well known magazine
writer and appraiser said he recently spent a harrowing week with a client in Arizona who was determined
to buy a car. The man is not a car guy and knows
next to nothing about cars. He kept trying to bid way
over value on cars that just caught his attention. My
friend didn't want him to get taken even if the money
didn't mean much to him. They went out to dinner,
the dinner not including the several hundred dollar
bottles of wine was $700, I think for 2. I have
watched really pedestrian cars go for huge bucks
because someone wanted that car for whatever reason. They will probably never recover their investment but they are not spending the rent money.
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Sometimes the auctions do tell us the trend in the
marketplace other times they just tell us about what
people spend their money on in the heat of the moment. I am frequently surprised about the value of
cars that I appraise sometimes I'm high other times I
am way low, that's why I research the cars that I appraise before I put my name on a paper or even venture an opinion. I am just finishing an appraisal on a
Mustang Mach 1 that I initially thought would be
about $70,000. in the current market. I nice chunk of
change for a car that sold new for under $3500. I was
wrong. The car appraised for $100,000. Only a small
error. I have also seen many cars that I thought were
worth a lot that had very small value. If you really
want to know what your car is worth hire an unbiased
third party to appraise it. Don't always look for the low
bidder. Look for the most qualified, avoid the one
who says "how much do you want it to be". They
probably know less about the car and the market
than you do.
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The facility at Club Auto in NW Denver is a delightful place to visit any time but provides a great
backdrop for our annual Judges School. The main showroom is filled with interesting and valuable
cars parked on the carpet and the variety is truly impressive. No matter what your interest in cars
might be there is probably an excellent example on display.
They provide us free use of the facility and we set up at two tables in a lounging area. The adjacent kitchen was useful as we ordered in Pizza and Gary had provided beer for the group.
The schools this year are especially important as there have been many changes in the JCNA rule
book and Steve K. had been a part of that updating process at the recent AGM. One change that
affects several of our members is that some of the classes for judging that usually had very few or
no entries have been combined. Now when Frank S. Shows his “S” type he will be in contest with
various other models and will have to work harder for the coveted “first place” in class.
The changes were so numerous that Gary and Steve
had printed up totally new judging books and the previous copies were discarded. As usual, Gary led us
through the judging manuals and elaborated on
some of the points that were often poorly understood. Several discussions arose in how to judge
various details on the Jaguars.
Another change in the JCNA judging standards is
that all JCNA sanctioned Concours must use “certified judges”. Attending the classes, passing the examinations and judging Jaguars at least once every
three years are the steps to be certified.
The next judging school is May 9th at noon and again its at the Club Auto. It will finish up going
through the rule book but will mostly be the taking of the exam. The test is multiple choice and
written; it’s an open book test so a participant learns a lot just by going through the testing procedure. Be sure and attend the 2nd school if you missed the first and if you need to renew your testing. As always, contact Chief Judge Gary George if you have questions.
Photos by Mel, text by Gordon
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Saturday, April 25th was Frank Oakley’s “Jaguar
Tune-Up” session at his garage in Castle
Rock. It was scheduled to start at 10 am and
the group slowly gathered. Dave Reed came
first then Gordon in his E-Type. Gordon
checked the operation of its air conditioning
system and found that all the parts operated
but the air flow wasn’t very cold; he will add refrigerant to see it that makes it work OK.
Then Jonathan and Sara Galassini arrived in
their very black XKR coupe and he proceeded
newer BMW’s have no oil dipstick but a dashboard information system can be used to determine oil level.
A long Subway sandwich was picked up and
we had a light lunch around 1:30. After lunch
the event shifted to become the New Members
Party. By 3 pm several others had arrived including Dave’s wife Patti and Rene Schaer
came in his 90 XJ6 Majestic. Long time members Jackie and Brain Redrupp, Vince Lane,
Dwight Eisnach, Deanie and Steve Kennedy
and our President, Frank Sullivan all arrived.
This second group also brought food and drink
and more eating was done throughout the afternoon.
to remove both
front seats to
make repairs
on the seat
control module
mounting
brackets.
Around noon
Alex Rubin
drove up in his
new BMW series 4 sedan/coupe and he and Frank did a
1,000 mile oil change using Franks lift. These
Around 3:30 Gordon set up the projector in the
living room and presented a 70 photo Power
Point show detailing the organization of the
RMJC, its officers and its relationship to JCNA.
Other slides illustrated the many events the
club conducts. Afterward
Frank Oakley helped Frank
Sullivan put new windshield wiper blades on his
S-type. By 4:30 the weather was deteriorating and
the group slowly disbanded.
A special thanks to Jean
and Frank for hosting TWO
events in the same day!
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Annual Fees
RMJC Membership Form
____________________________________
Name (as you want it on your name tag)
____________________________________
Current Membership Renewal fee
OR
New Membership Fee*
Optional Business Card Ad in Newsletter
Optional Business Card Ad on the web site
BOTH Newsletter & web site ad
$65
$85
$25
$25
$45
Spouse’s Name (as you want it on the name tag)
___________________________________________
Street Address
Amount enclosed =
$_______
Make check payable to “Rocky Mountain Jaguar Club”
___________________________________________
City/Town/Zip Code
1st Jaguar __________ __________
___________________________________________
e-mail address 1
2nd Jaguar __________ __________
___________________________________________
e-mail address 2
3rd Jaguar __________ __________
___________________________________________
Home Phone
*New Membership Fees includes membership card(s),
JCNA Decal, name tag(s), subscription to Cat Tales and
Jaguar Journal. Members joining after Sept.1st pay one
years fee and are members throughout the following year.
___________________________________________
Other Phones
year
year
year
model
model
model
__________
body style
__________
body style
__________
body style
Mail this form (or copy) and payment (RMJC) to
Deanie Kennedy, Membership Chair
8137 Zang St
Arvada, CO 80005
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Classified Advertising: Members may place ads for their own personal use at no cost; they
will be removed after 3 months unless other arrangements are made.
Non-members Classified Advertising is $25/month (newsletter and website)
Contact [email protected] for details
Parts - Parts - Parts
I am a former member of the RMJC and I'm trying to clean out my garage of all the parts I
have remaining from my father's 1969 Jag E-type 2+2. No offer will be refused as I need to
clean out the garage to make room for other projects as soon as possible. The list is too
long to print here so please contact me if interested for the full list of what is available.
Glenn Whiteside, Monument, CO 719-963-2166 [email protected]
Jaguar Parts for Sale:
At the April meeting at Piccolos we were joined by Steve Pike who had some parts for sale.
He has sold his XK-8 and replaced it with a XKR. Hopefully he will join the club and we will
see him on a regular basis;
One new throttle body for a 1998 XK-8 or XJ-8, $300
Radio for a XK-8, good price
Contact Steve at 303-264-7118
FOR SALE: Carburetors and Intake Manifold from 1967 4.2 Liter Series I XKE
Triple S.U. H D.8 type carburetors on original manifold with all linkage in place, petrol pipe
(fuel rail), float chamber drain pipes, carb return springs and brackets, complete choke
mechanism between carbs, suction pipe, factory velocity trumpets with K & N filters. Same
owner since 1968 detached everything as a unit from cylinder head and replaced with Weber setup. Approximately 42,000 miles. Dry inside storage. Spare petrol pipe included and
some gaskets.
Asking $3,900. Contact [email protected] for pictures and questions.
Cat Tales May 2015 Volume 48 Issue 5
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PO Box 2923
Denver, CO 80201-2923
For the May 17th - Dust OffSee page 4
For the June 7th ACC Show
See page 4
To:
For the June 26-28 Concours
See page 7
EVENTS 2015
March (No Meeting at Piccolo’s)
20-21 Annual General Meeting (AGM), Phily.
28 Presidents Banquet at Landry’s
July (No Meeting at Piccolo’s)
11 Summer Party at Redrupps
TBD Slalom
April
6 Board Meeting at Redrupps - MONDAY
14 General Meeting at Piccolo’s
Frank Oakley - Tune Up Day Invite
18 First Judges School - Club Auto
19 Pat Grossmans Celebration
25 Oakleys Tune-Up & New Member Party
August
4 Board Meeting at Mumm’s
11 General Meeting at Piccolo’s
Ray Horrall judging XJS
May
9
12
Second Judges School - Club Auto
General Meeting at Piccolo’s
Terri Armstrong - ACC show
Frank Hummel - Judging XK-150’s
15-17 Hagerty Silver Summit
17 Dust Off, by Eisnachs & Fegleys
June
2 Board Meeting at Sullivans
7 Ability Connection Co Show (CP)
9 General Meeting at Piccolo’s
Cruise with a Vet
26-28 RMJC Concours d’Elegance
September
8 General Meeting at Piccolo’s
12 Ride the Rockies
13 British Car Conclave
16-20 Challenge Championship, Wis.
October
3 JCSC Concours
6 Board Meeting at Lane’s
9 Children Hospital Sports Program
13 General Meeting at Piccolos
November
10 General Meeting at Piccolo’s
December (No Meeting at Piccolo’s)
1 Board Meeting at Kennedy’s
5 Holiday Party