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.
2018 Concours Update (2)
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! We are at T-minus 9 weeks from the start of our 2018 CJC HEAD FOR THE MOUNTAINS Concours, being held from July 12 to July 14! The weather has shifted from snow to rain and 80-90o weather! Pollen is everywhere – and you better...
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...
2018 Concours Update
2018 CJC Concours Update Hello, all! The 2018 CJC Concours – affectionately known as “Head for the Mountains” – will be held in Little Switzerland at the Switzerland Inn (www.SwitzerlandInn.com) starting Thursday, July 12 through Sunday, July 15. Doing...
CAT TALES
The February meeting this past Saturday was attended by 53 old and new members at the Starmount Forest Country Club in Greensboro. We enjoyed a talk by Philippe Dorier, regional director, Ferrari Club of America-Southeast about their March 12 VIR event. They are...
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...
AGM at Leith Jaguar
The elections for 2018 club officers was hosted by Jaguar of Cary on the showroom of their beautiful facility that included the sister brand of Land Rover. The meeting had a festive yet serious atmosphere and was well attended by 40 members included a few...
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...
August Cat Tales
The JCNA International Jaguar Festival (IJF) is just around the corner – literally – at Lanier Islands Legacy Lodge, Buford, Georgia, October 12, 13, 14. The registration deadline for concours-judged cars is September 15. This will be the first time that...
Cat Tales July 2017
Our 2017 ‘Head for the Mountains’ concours was a resounding success. The weather added to the excitement – will the rain hold off; will it be dry enough to park on the grass, etc. – and, in the end, everything worked out. A huge thank you to Ed Howie,...
Scott Jaguar Charlotte
Announcement from The Scott Family to the members of The Carolina Jaguar Club On June 21, 2017 Scott Jaguar expects to finalize the sale of their Jaguar franchise to Hendrick Automotive Group. Scott Jaguar has proudly represented the renowned vehicle to its automotive...
Route 66 in An E-Type – The Conclusion
Day 9: Shreveport LA to Jackson MS – 217 miles (2769 miles & 12 states overall) Our 2017 Leap of faith tour has come to an abrupt end. We were headed to Birmingham, Alabama when we drove into an active tornado cell outside of Jackson, Mississippi. A large tree...
Route 66 In an E Type – Day 8
Day 8: Amarillo TX to Shreveport LA– 558 miles Texas weather! We woke up in Amarillo to freezing rain – and heard on the radio that snow arrived shortly after we got underway. Having seen enough of I-40, we have decided to take the southern route home via I-20. The...
Route 66 in an E Type: Day 7
Day 7: Weatherford OK to Amarillo TX– 232 miles Sad to say, but today will be our last day of actual driving on the “Mother Road”. We had planned to continue on to Tucumcari NM, but a serious snow storm is now headed that way. Our first stop is the fabulous...
Route 66 in an E Type – Day 6
Day 6: Miami OK to Weatherford OK– 245 miles Well the sun is back out and it is a glorious Oklahoma day. Terrain has changed dramatically and the road surface has become a bit more harsh. However, the visual sensations are fantastic. No Route 66 trip is complete...
Route 66 in an E Type – Day 5
Day 5: Cuba MO to Miami OK – 245 miles Hola amigos. We’ve journeyed from Cuba to Miami today – and we didn’t even use a raft! Continuing to explore the same mysterious theme, we stop to photograph a giant rocking chair – where is Edith Ann? While we started out on...
Route 66 in an E Type – Day 4
Day 4: Bloomington, IL to Cuba MO– 93 miles Our first photo stop of the day is to visit another Giant – this one holding a hotdog versus a rocket. There seems to be a theme here, but we are not sure what it is . Now most folks know that Springfield IL is the home and...