The Carolina Jaguar Club has the reputation of being the premiere fun-loving crowd of the South. Come visit or join us and see what we’re all about! Find out what is happening in the world of Jaguars and other fun-related things. Our event calendar is on the Facebook page and in the Litter Box, our monthly newsletter, which can be read on-line or printed. You are always welcome to come visit at one of our events before you join.
The Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) is dedicated to the wide range of Jaguar motorcars old and new, and the American, Canadian and Mexican enthusiasts who love them.
Incorporated in 1954, JCNA has become the hub of Jaguar enthusiasts from Canada, Mexico, the United States and around the world. As a social organization with a common interest in the Jaguar marque, JCNA strives to provide members with the widest range of services and activities for those with an enthusiasm for all Jaguars, both old and new. We find that the entire family participates in many events because activities span a large cross section of interests.
JCNA is not just limited to competitions and shows. Many other activities that individual clubs have initiated range from exclusive showings of the latest Jaguar model to group vacations! Our members own from the rarest to the latest Jaguar cars, while some do not yet own a Jaguar at all. We welcome anyone with an interest in Jaguar cars to become part of our family.
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Judge Test and Training. March 2019
Much fun was had by the judges in training this month at the Grandover Hotel. We had a class room setup for everyone to take the test. Lunch was server at 12 in the Grandover restaurant. After we did a practical in the parking lot with a couple of members...
Jan 2019 Meeting
A good time was had by all at the Jan meeting. We ventured out to Hector Castro's shop in Denver NC for a tour of his projects. Hector has been restoring cars since the 70's and specializes in historic Jaguars and SS cars. After the meeting we went for...
2019 Event Overview
Let me start this by thanking you for electing me as the new VP Events. It will be my honor to serve you in 2019. I hope to bring a variety of fun events to the club and to spread them across the state so as to give all our members a chance to meet locally...
Brits and the Battle Ship
Sindy and I attended Brits at the Battleship on Saturday in Wilmington . Here are a couple of pictures from our fun day. The one picture is of our new members Stew and Allie King, they took first place in the 1985 and newer division for Peoples choice....
1st Annual Southeast Regional 2018 Concours d’Elegance, Florida. Update
As most of you know, the host hotel for the 1st Annual Southeast Regional 2018 Concours d'Elegance...Florida is Four Points by Sheraton in Punta Gorda Florida. When making your reservations, you may find the hotel is full. For your convenience, I have...
Classic Key Fobs
Having bought a couple of key fobs from this small workshop from England I though that these might be a great Christmas present for your loved ones. Many of the items on this site are new old stock and all the leather is handcrafted new. As you will see below this is...
Hendrick Jaguar. How are they doing?
I wanted to share my experiences so far with Hendrick Jaguar of Charlotte. As one of the newest Jaguar dealerships in the state all eyes are on them as they have replaced the now closed Scott Jaguar. I stopped by the dealership a couple of months ago. Many...
Prototype
Last year, Robert Palm at Classic Factory celebrated the 50th anniversary of arguably the most beautiful car ever made, the Jaguar E-type, by designing the retro-grade Vizualtech Growler E concept. The Growler reportedly was created under the commission of...
2017 Pinehurst Highlight XK 150
Pinehurst 2017 Highlight. SS 90
Pinehurst Highlight. SS 90 Jaguar. One of very few left in the world. See the article about this car here
Barn Find E Type
This E Type was spotted at the March Cars and Coffee in Charlotte over the weekend. The owner has joined our club. He's debating whether to restore the car or keep it as is. 38,000 miles and kept in a garage for many years.
