Gereral Information about whats going on in the world thats of interest to the members of the Jaguar Drivers Club of Queensland
The May-June 2024 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on.
The March-April 2024 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on.
The January-February 2024 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The November-December 2023 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on.
The September-October 2023 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The July-August 2023 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The May-June 2023 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust is excited to announce a major innovation in the world of industrial heritage.
Working with Andrew Nahum, curator and historian, Peter Grimsdale, author and TV producer and Painting the Cave (a specialist in creative digital technologies) the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust has devised a new and original virtual journey through the life and work of one of Britain’s greatest carmakers and designers, Sir William Lyons.
The Australian Council of Jaguar Clubs (ACJC) has now been wound-up and has ceased to exist in its current form.
The attached document provides an explanation of the reasons for the wind-up and also states that a new forum for Australian Jaguar Clubs will take its place.
Please take a few moments to read through this document as it answers many questions members may have.
The QHMC Legacy and Alternative Fuels Committee has released their Response to Member Questions.
The March-April 2023 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The January-February 2023 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The November-December 2022 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The Department of Transport and Main Roads has advised that after representation from car clubs the Road Test Radius for Special Interest Vehicles (SIV) has been increased from 15 to 30 km.
Please refer to the attched letter from TMR for futher details.
The publishers of “The Jaguar XK in Australia” have recently had their new XK book printed entitled “The Jaguar XK140 in the Southern Hemisphere”.
Details can be seen at www.jtpublications.com.au. Also attached is a recent review written by Paul Skilleter for Classic Jaguar magazine in the UK.
This follows the original XK book from back in 1980s, “The Jaguar XK in Australia”, and subsequent book “The Jaguar XK120 in the Southern Hemisphere”.
The September-October 2022 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on
The July-August 2022 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on.
The May-June 2022 Edition of Queensland Jaguar Driver magazine is now online and available to members by logging on.
The CHMC (Council of Heritage Motor Clubs) has gathered some suggestions and resources that may assist enthusiasts who have flood affected or water damaged historic vehicles.
This is a huge topic and there are many opinions and experiences out there with flood or water damaged vehicles.
This document is just a starter to help you focus your thought if you have such a vehicle.