For an impromptu event to be valid, the registered car owner must be a paid up member of JDCQ at the occurrence of the event. No backdated events can be entered and for an event to be valid, it must be entered before the event start time. The calendar system records the date and time an event is entered in the calendar and any backdated event will be deleted as invalid. Events cannot relate to travel to or from work. Noncompliance with these requirements may result in a breach of the car owners SIVS registration and thus invalidate the car owners insurance.
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98000 km on the clock only. Engineered with a 4.0 litre engine and 276.0kW of power, reaching speeds of 100km/h in 5.6 seconds!. This was my wife's car in Hong Kong from 2013 to to 2020, which she used to drive 15 minutes each way to work. In early 2021 we imported the car into Australia so that we would have a car here when we visited family on holidays. We retired in 2023 and have used the car sparingly since. We have now sold our home and downsized to an apartment where we have a single carpark available. So…
1968 Jaguar Daimler 250 Turner V8 (restored) The Daimler 250 represents a pivotal moment in British luxury motoring, bridging the gap between Jaguar's sporting heritage and Daimler's refined tradition. Launched in 1962 and produced through the mid-1960s, the 250 was the company's answer to the demand for a more accessible luxury saloon, powered by a 250 cubic inch V8 cylinder engine paired with an automatic transmission. This 1968 example received a comprehensive mechanical inspection and attention in 2022-2023, encompassing engine, suspension, mountings, seals, the fuel tank was removed and re-lined, new fuel pump installed, and this car is a genuine…
DAIMLER DOUBLE SIX 1996 X305 This car may well be the finest example of the last of the V12 engined Daimlers. It has travelled just 81,000km. The date of manufacture is 12 December 1996 as per Daimler Heritage Certificate. The last of series X305 incorporated much improved braking, air conditioning and ignition systems using Nippon Denzo coil packs. The car has a complete history file, all books and tools including the under bonnet tools still boxed. The car is unmarked inside and out, has over rugs and has recently been fitted with new Pirelli tyres. The personal number plate…
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