Gereral Information about whats going on in the world thats of interest to the members of the Jaguar Drivers Club of Queensland
The JDCQ management committee made a submission to the Motor Recreational Activities Inquiry through the Queensland Historic Motoring Council Inc. (QHMC).
The Queensland Historic Motoring Council Inc. (QHMC) is the peak representative body for historic motor vehicles in Queensland and currently has approximately 110 affiliated motor vehicle clubs hosting approximately 13,000 members and 22, 000 vehicles.
Our submission forms part of the QHMC submission which is currently under consideration by a parliamentary committee.
Click on the link below if you would like to read the submission document.
The January-February 2020 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on.
The minutes and President's Report of the 2019 Annual General meeting of the JDCQ, held on 12 November 2019 at the Yeronga Services Club,
are now available to members by logging on and navigating to the Resources/Forms tab.
The November-December 2019 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on.
Please be advised that the 2019 Annual General Meeting will be held at Yeronga Services Club, 391 Fairfield Road, Brisbane on 12th November 2019 starting at 19.30.
Details of the meeting and the Agenda can be found in the Events Calendar for same date.
The September-October 2019 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on.
The July-August 2019 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on.
The May - June 2019 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on
Update on Use of SIVS Registered Vehicles
The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) has recently clarified the way in which it interprets the rules in relation to SIVS registered vehicles, also known as club registration. The Queensland Historic Motoring Council (QHMC) which represents the affiliated car clubs to Government lobbied TMR to change the existing SIVS rules to a scheme similar to the “Impromptu Events” one used in WA. This “Impromptu Events” scheme allows individual members to initiate a run in their SIVS vehicle at short notice.
TMR has now agreed to us having “Impromptu Events” here in Qld.
OHMC Bulletin 2018-1 which can be viewed or downloaded from “Latest News” on the JDCQ website explains it in more detail.
In order to take advantage of these changes, JDCQ has upgraded its website and added an additional calendar for “Impromptu Events” so that any financial club member can log into the website and add their own impromptu or single vehicle event. The instructions for entering an impromptu event follow.
The committee draws member’s attention to the final two paragraphs in the QHMC bulletin pointing out remaining limitations on use and that the relaxation of rules is a privilege which should not be abused. Events can only be entered by financial club members and have to be entered prior to the start of the journey. The committee will be regularly monitoring the impromptu calendar to ensure the guidelines are being followed.
Instructions
Log into the JDCQ website with your user name and password. Then;
1. Hover your mouse pointer over the “CALENDAR” tab in the top menu line, a drop-down box opens - click on “IMPROMPTU CALENDAR”
2. Another page will open with an events calendar, hover your mouse pointer on the required date and a small “+” box will appear in the square for the selected date - click on “+”
3. This opens another window, under the open tab “Common”, enter a title in the “Title” block.
4. Click on down arrow in Events Calendar and select “IMPROMPTU”
5. Leave “Access Level” as “Public” and “State” as published
6. Go down to description block and enter short event description i.e. “Run for Lunch”
7. Go down to “Location” and enter destination i.e. “Sandgate”
8. Now click on “Calendar” tab next to “Common”
9. Check that “Start date” is correct and enter start time
10. Go to “End date” and change if event is more than one day, then set end time or click on “No specific end time” box
11. Leave “Repeat type” boxes with “No Repeat” highlighted in green
12. Click on “Save & Close” wait until software confirms event is saved
13. As a check you can go back to the Impromptu Events calendar to confirm that your event is being displayed
I know this sounds complicated, but it only takes a couple of minutes once you are familiar with it
Regards
Paul Lucas
JDCQ Webmaster
The January - February 2019 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on
The November - December 2018 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on
CELEBRATING 5O YEARS OF NATIONAL RALLIES MARCH 29 - APRIL 1 2019
Next year The Jaguar Car Club of Victoria (JCCV) will be hosting the 2019 Jaguar National Rally.
It will be held in the Albury / Wodonga area.
For more details and to register click on the link below.
The July - August 2018 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on
Click here to download the 2018 JDCQ Display Day
Program in .pdf format for full information.
The May-June 2018 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver is now online and available to members by logging on
Factory-Original Jaguar MK1 & MK2 Originality guide including 240, 340, S-Type, 420, Daimler V8 and Sovereign by Nigel Thorley, published in 2017 by Herridge & Sons Ltd.
The Mk1 and Mk 2 and their derivatives have been heading the list of desirable classic cars for many years. More and more worn-out, semi-derelict and long-forgotten examples are being dragged out of garages and barns to be restored and given new life.
For those seeking originality in a restoration, or considering the purchase of a car, or even noting points of originality or otherwise in a car they already own, this book provides the comprehensive guide to factory specifications, equipment and finishes in all departments.
It covers engine and transmission, body panels, interior and exterior trim and badging, electrics, dashboard, instruments, switches and controls, lamps, under-bonnet components, paint and trim colours - in fact everything right down to the tool kit, from beginning of production to the end.
The text is accompanied by some 300 specially commissioned colour photographs of outstanding examples of the cars, enabling the reader to view every model and variant in considerable detail.
The JDCQ Membership Strategic Planning & Benefits Documents are available here.