DECEMBER NEWS from the SAN DIEGO JAGUAR CLUB 2007

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The Jaguar Tracks is published monthly by the San Diego Jaguar Club as a membership benefit. Please send change of address information to the Membership Chairperson. This includes street address, e-mail address(es), or telephone numbers. The editor reserves the right to edit all material submitted. Reproduction of articles, etc. from other publications requires proper credit, as do articles, etc. from the Jaguar Tracks into other publications. All articles, photographs, ads, etc. for inclusion into the Jaguar Tracks must be received by the newsletter editor by the 15th of the preceding month of publication. Electronic camera ready copy can be sent via CD or e-mail. Preferred formats include Word Perfect, MS Word, MS Word Pad, PDF, TIF or JPG. If you wish, you may send a hardcopy page of ad via snail mail for baseline comparison with the electronic version. Non-digital ads and business cards will be scanned, however the quality is not guaranteed to be as good as the electronic versions.Address: SDJC Newsletter Editor 10050 Lemon Ave La Mesa, CA 91941E-mail: stick767@cox.netPhone: (619) 698-6868

INDEXMadame President Page 3Reservations Required Page 4Club Calendar Page 5Other Fun Stuff Page 6Rex Ryan’s Garage and Luncheon Page 10Member’s Photo of the Month Page 17Golden State 400 Page 18Bonnet to Boot Page 202007, Year in Review Page 24Classified Ads Page 28October Board Meeting Minutes Page 30Leadership & Committees Listing Page 31

INDEX

Welcome New Members!by Nedra Rummell

On The Cover: Santa contemplates an even swap...his sleigh for Rex Ryan’s 1953 XK120

Madame PresidentNovember saw the club partici-pating in two events again for the month – the Golden State 400 and the November 10th social, which was a tour at Rex Ryan’s garage fol-lowed by lunch at the Gathering in Hillcrest. This year was the 9th annual running of the Golden State 400 on Nov. 3rd & 4th. Although it is an unofficial club event, many of our members turn out for the run. I personally did not get to go this year, but I heard that the hotel at Palm Springs was a nice one and the Shadow rented a Lotus for the weekend. Ap-parently, having sold his E type, he needed something exotic in which to scream around the state while on the “tour.” I understand a fun time was had by all that went driving. On Nov. 10th we took advantage of the opportunity to go view Rex Ryan’s collection of beauties at his garage. Wow what a lovely group of automobiles! Lunch at the Gathering (in Hillcrest) was quite tasty. Voting for the elections was accomplished at the end of the meal, just after dessert. Thank you Rex, Dick and Fran for all your efforts to organize the day.The club’s Christmas holiday party is scheduled for December 8th . We’re again going to the Kona Kai, as we put down a non-refundable deposit last year.Well, this is my last column as your President for 2007. I have had a great time in my two-year stint riding around with you, going to museums, concours, sailing, driving to out-of-the way restaurants for meals, and all. I’d like to thank everyone who helped make this year an active one for the club. We couldn’t have done it without you. So a driving we will go ….. Katherine

The 2008 SDJC Board of Directors President: Stick Holmes 1st Vice President: Patsy Millard 2nd Vice President: Vic Chang Secretary: Please Volunteer Treasurer: Grant Rummell Director (end 2008): Curtis Parker Director (end 2009): Jim Roberts Director (end 2010): Paul Novak Immed. Past President: Katherine Partain

Darrell & Loren Dixon2005 S-Type

Victor & Lori George2000 S-Type, 2003 XJR

Jean & Shawn Hubbartt1999 XK8 Convertible

Treasure Zimmerman1996 XJS Convertible

Bob and Natalie Soracco1966 XKE Coupe

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Re ser va t ions Requ i re d

SDJC Holiday PartySaturday, December 8, 2007

Kona Kai Resort - Shelter Island

Mark your calendars now… Watch your mail for your personal invitation…. Don’t miss a very special Holiday event….. The festive evening includes…..

6:30 – 7:30 PMNo Host Bar & Hors d’ouvres

As you enjoy the cocktail hour and delicious trays of passed Hors d’ouvres, take time to visit friends, pose for a professional Holiday photo, view the 2007 Concours d’ Elegance video, and be prepared for a surprise or two!

7:45 PM – DinnerYour personal invitation has been mailed detailing three savory choices for your dining pleasure.

9:00 PM – SDJC Installation of Officers and Awards

9:30 PM – A Luscious Dessert Accompanied by Coffee, Decaf or TeaSpecial Door Prizes

6:30 – 11:30 PMIt is our pleasure to announce D. H. Johnson, DJ host, will join us again this year for a festive evening of music and dance to please everyone’s style. Just request your favorite song on the RSVP and we will play it! Arrive Early….Stay Late Why not arrive early, dress in the comfort of your hotel room and stay late to retire to your own guest room. Resort room booking instructions and costs are listed on the invitations as well as the RSVP form in this Jaguar Tracks.

COST: $65.00 Per PersonThe SDJC Board will supplement each reservation to encourage all members to attend and enjoy this festive holiday event at a discounted rate. Additionally, the charge for one non-member guest will be $65.00, two or more guests will be $75.00 per person. Parking vouchers will be distributed for a reduced rate of $3.00 per car for the event.

Reservations are due November 7th, payment, November 20rd. Reserve now for this very special Holiday event, and don’t forget to mail your RSVP form with check by November 20. RSVP form is available in this edition of Jaguar Tracks. For additional information contact: Nedra Rummell at (760) 634-3477 or nedrar1@roadrunner.com

Valve Clearance Party!and Free Beer!!!*

Saturday, 12 January 1:00 pm

A Hands-On Workshop covering the ever so crucial and mystical procedures regarding how to properly adjust

the eccentric intake and exhaust valve clearances in the nefarious Jaguar XK engine.

Paul Novak will provide practice cylinder heads, tools adjusting shims, worksheets and detailed instructions. Debbie Novak will graciously provide the dining room

table and adult supervision.

Additional details of this unforgettable Jaguar technical adventure as well as directions to Paul’s house will be

provided once you RSVP.

Please plan to attend even if all you want to do is watch some grown men cry

Please RSVP soon at pnovak@tmwireless.com

Paul and Debbie Novak25425 Rancho Barona Rd, Ramona

(760) 789-2510

VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW

* For those who successfully adjust the intake and exhaust valves on all 6 cylinders to within 0.001 inches the first time they try.

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SDJC Dinner Meetings and Drives

Monthly social events are generally held on the weekend of the second Friday of each month. Event information will be included in issues of the newsletter and on the Web site at: www.sdjag.com

Reservations are required for all social events. Please RSVP to the host by the Monday before the event. Remember, SDJC must guarantee payment for all meals reserved. “No-shows” will be billed if they do not cancel their reservations by phone or e-mail twenty-four hours before the event.

All events, both local and on the road, are a chance to get out and drive your Jaguar, visit with friends from the club, look over other cars, and discuss items of mutual interest with a Jaguar flavor.

December 8, SaturdayHoliday Party - Kona Kai

JanuaryTech Session - Valve Adjusting PartySee page � this issue

February 9Dinner - The Boathouse on Harbor IslandCocktails 6:00 pm, dinner 7:00

March 8“Poker Run” Drive through wine countryMore details in upcoming editions

December No Meeting

SDJC 2007 Business MeetingsSan Diego Jaguar Club Business meetings are held the Wednesday after the second Friday of the month, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Jaguar Kearny Mesa, 5202 Kearny Mesa Rd. All members are both welcome and encouraged to attend.

2007 Business Meeting Schedule

Club Calendar

SPEED WAS HIGH

TIRES WERE THIN

Burma Shave

WEATHER WAS HOT

X MARKS THE SPOT

Answers to last month’s Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS DOWN1 Logo 2 Grand3 Rags 4 Sanctioned5 Driven 6 Browns7 Time 8 Marque9 Style 10 Lyons14 Stainless 11 Cylinders15 Restore 12 Boot18 Concours 13 Gorgeous19 Orson 16 Speed 17 Hood

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Other Fun Stuff To Do In Your Jaguar Locally

Sunday, December 9Street Masters Christmas Cruise for the KidsAll makes and models8:00 am - 2:00 pm, Torrey Pines High SchoolNo preregistration, Admittance by bringing an unwrapped new toy or donationFor more information call (858) 566-8629

Sunday, January 13La Jolla Motor Car Classic at the Cove11 am - 3 pm, Scripps Park, La JollaRegistration $75For more information: (619) 233-5008lajollabythesea.com

Saturday, June 7Greatest Show on TurfSan Diego Auto Museum and the Car Club CouncilBalboa ParkFor more information contact Mike Partain: (760) 317-1136mlpartain2@gmail.com

FridaysClassic Malt ShopCars from the 1950 and older6:00 - 9:00 pm, 3615 Loma PortalFor more information call (619) 226-1600

OngoingSimpson’s Garden Town Nursery and Auto BarnMore than 70 restored or customized cars and trucks in two barns. FreeDaily 8:30 am 4:50 pm. Closed TuesdaysFor more information call (619) 669-1977www.simpsonsnursery.com

OngoingHorseless Carriage Foundation Library8186 Center St, La MesaFor auto research and restoration10:00 - 4:00 Tuesday through FridayFor more information call (619) 464-0301hcfi@aol.com

Radio Shows

You Auto Know - Dave Stall1 - 3 pm Saturdays KCEO-AM 1000Call-in (800) 292-5236

The Car Show - Art Gould and John Retsek9 - 10 am Saturdays KPFK-FM 90.7Call-in (818) 985-5736

RPM Today - Dave Stall9 - 11 am Sundays ESPN RadioCall-in (866) ESPN800

Click & Clack - Tom and Ray Magliozzi10 - 11 am Saturdays KFMB-FM 89.5Repeated 1 - 2 pm Sundays

On The Road

July 28-31, 2008Western States 2008 Rocky Mountain Jaguar ClubGrand Junction, COContact Steve Kennedy (303) 489-3955skennedy@jcna.com

Auto Waste Recycling9 am - 1 pm Mira Mesa High SchoolSan Diego residents only.Items accepted will be used motor oil, oil filters, batteries and antifreeze. No business waste.Information: (8�8)69�-7000

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With Christmas fast approaching our thoughts turn toYuletide gifts for your Jaguar friends and maybe evenyourself ! The brand new Jaguar collection is full ofstylish ideas for you to enjoy both in and out of yourcar. Everything from clothes to cufflinks and golf bagsto handbags...

If you would like a little help with your Jaguarinspired gift buying this year, then why not drop byour website? Soon you’ll have some great ideas what-ever your budget, leaving you more time to thinkabout what to get for the children!

As winter is upon us and the joys of motoring arereduced to simply getting there in one piece andhopefully keeping warm, a neglected heating systemwill soon have you shivering! Not to mention thesteamed up windows and a windscreen that ices upon the move! Here are a just a few prices of the partsthat might stop you seeing your breath as you drive!

HEATER MATRIXE-Type S1/2 £40 €54 $65E-Type S3 £53 €72 $86MK2/V8 £42 €58 $68XK150 late £90 €123 $146MK10 3.8 £89 €122 $144XJ6 S3/XJS early £59 €80 $95XJS late /XJ40 £69 €93 $111

HEATER VALVEXJ6 S1 £35 €47 $56MK2/V8 £37 €51 $60E-Type S1/2 £21 €28 $34E-Type S3 £53 €73 $86XJ6 S2/3 £33 €44 $53XJ40 £26 €36 $42XK150/MK1 £28 €39 $46

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The first correct entry drawn out of the hat on the3oth November will win a £25/$50 gift voucher!

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Last night, November 5th, we went to a fantastic showing of the new up and coming Jaguar XF at The Montage Spa

and Resort in Laguna Beach. This place is a real 5 Star Place. They greeted us and everyone by our names and showed us personally where to go. The food in five rooms was perfectly delicious with a great pianist playing and video newsmen tak-ing pictures. As you can see they video’d me in the new Jag. I enjoyed posing as usual! Just wanted to share this with you all. Rochelle & Hugh

Michael Cook, who heads up the JCNA Archives, is now able to provide vehicle build data on your Jaguar. This information includes model, body style, various VIN, engine etc numbers, original exterior and interior colors, date built, first owner and more.

I tried this new service as a test run and it worked slick as a whistle. Go to the JCNA web site at www.JCNA.com. At the top of the page click on “Library”. Now scroll down until you find “Jaguar Car Archival Services” on the right hand side. Un-der this heading, click on “Heritage Certificates”. This will take you to a page that provides you with info regarding the certificate. Ignore the $40 price tag. For JCNA members it’s only $25. This page also provides you a link to the request form. Click on the blue enclosed form for the application. If you are not computer savvy, contact me and I’ll mail you one.

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A Tour of Rex Ryan’s Garageand Lunch at THE GATHERING

SDJC held a lunch at The Gathering in Mission Hills Saturday, November 10th. The lunch, hosted by Dick and Francine Kearney, began with a tour of Rex Ryan’s extensive and diverse automobile collection. Rex has beau-tifully maintained collectible cars ranging from a late model Lotus to a 30s MG. He was kind enough to pull all of them out of their individual plastic garage-like coverings and line them up in perfect rows.

The tour included interesting stories behind many of the cars.

Rex was a perfect host

19�7 Cord 812 SC convertible

Dan and Jorgene Jensen locate the gas filler port on a 1949 Caddy - behind the

taillight, of course.19�9 Cadilac

Rex was a perfect host and gave us a grand tour. We were allowed total entry to all of the collectibles which made it twice as much fun.

Perfectly lined up

Vic Chang signs in with our hostsDick and Francine Kearney

19�2 Lincoln Continental

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196� E-Type with 28,000 miles! 19�6 Packard Twelve Club Sedan

Back seat of the Packard above

19�0 Lincoln Zephyr Continental

Rex, Vic and Bruce check under the hood

19�� XK120 OTS

19�7 MGA Rex’s latest addition, a Bentley A late model Vanden Plas

Rex’s Garage

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Lunch at The Gathering

Francine and Dick Kearney (above) hosted a well planned and fun-filled event. The tour of Rex’s garage was a great

idea. The Gathering restaurant had excellent food and great ser-vice. Thanks you Dick and Fran-cine and Rex for an afternoon we will not soon forget.

Photos provided by Paul Novak and Roger McDonald

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Car Information:Legacy Motors Art Gallery www.automotive-art.com Car care www.meguiars.comClassic Car eBulletin www.insiderslist.comJaguar information sites www.jag-lovers.com www.jagweb.comJaguar US Home Page www.jaguarusa.comNethercutt Museum www.nethercuttcollection.org

If you are planning a trip, be sure to check the JCNA web page. Look for events you can attend on the road.

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San Diego Jaguar Club Dealership DisplayJaguar Kearny Mesa has requested we resume presenting our beautiful Jaguars in their showroom. What a compli-ment! They obviously attended our last Concours. The following are some guidelines we set up to make the experi-ence rewarding to both club member and dealership:

∙ The display is, of course, voluntary only. If you would like to display your Jag, notify me.∙ It is okay, if for some wild reason, your Jaguar leaks. A drip pan will be provided.

∙ Be prepared to leave your Jaguar at the showroom for a full month. Consider it free storage. ∙ Make sure your Jaguar is well detailed when it arrives. ∙ We are looking for older Jags, probably 80s and older in show condition, Champion or Driven.

∙ You will be asked to prepare a typing page sized placard for display with the car. I can help you with that.∙ Your Jaguar will be surrounded by stanchions. No one will be allowed to touch your vehicle. The showroom is always manned by Jaguar Kearny Mesa personnel.

This is a great opportunity to advertise our club while providing a service for a dealership which has been extremely supportive of us. If you’re interested, contact me at (619) 698-6868 or stick767@cox.net . I will provide you with all the details.

Stick Holmes

A Photo from the Fire

A photo from the San Diego Union-Tribune Tuesday, October 2�, 2007

People with horses evacuated from the Witch Creek fire along Via de la Valle yesterday however they could. Many headed to the Del Mar Fairgrounds, but by 9:30 a.m., the fairgrounds’ 2,400 stalls were full. Jim Baird / Union-Tribune

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Debbie BudzynskiGeneral Manager

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SAN DIEGO, CA 92111debbie@allegrasandiego.com

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SDJC Logo Wear Available

High quality 100% cotton pique polo shirts with full color embroi-dered SDJC logo are now available in both Gentlemen and Ladies sizing. They make nice gifts for family members too! Order now for the best size selections. You may order by phone or e-mail for home delivery or pre-order and pick up at the next SDJC event to avoid $5.00 shipping and handling charges. If you order by mail, they will be delivered via Priority Mail.

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This is Bob Dermody’s opalescent silver gray 1966 E-Type FHC. It has always been a San Diego car and has 10�,000 miles. The engine was recently rebuilt. The red leather interior is completely original. It still has the original tool kit and

owner’s manual. Bob is the third owner.Would you like to see a photo of your Jag in the newsletter? Send your photo to: stick767@cox.net Best photo each month gets published.

Member’s Photo of the Month

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Golden State 400Story by Mike Warburton

Due to recent wildfires, about 90 percent of the route was

redone less than a week before the event. What a scramble that was! Despite the last minute changes, we all had a great time. The weather was perfect as we gathered in Rancho San Diego

for the start of the drive. For lovers of all things motor-ing, the always eclectic mix of GS400 participants did not disappoint. From Rolls to Mazda, Lotus to Dodge – even a Jag or two – the variety of cars and people is what sets this event apart from the rest. After an im-promptu Tom Jones karaoke

session by yours truly, we were off “like a prom dress”.

If you haven’t heard, this event is for driv-ers. On our way north and east, we wound through Japatul Val-

ley, Pine Valley, and up the incredible Sun-rise Highway. These roads are great for stretching your legs, testing your mettle, or joyfully cruising with

the top down! We drove through Julian, then onto the twisty may-hem of Wynola Rd. This is the road where a short wheel base, stiff springs and white knuckles make all the difference! (Watch the video of Wynola Rd. in the gallery on the website. You can play “spot the jag club mem-

bers”.) We descended Ban-ner Grade and ate lunch at Carlee’s Place in Borrego Springs, where I think Stick bribed the waitress, as he ended up eating Eileen Lepis’ lunch instead of waiting for his own…

Vic Chang’s XK

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Golden State 400 continued

We climbed out of Borrego via S22 and S2, and sprinkled in a few more twisty roads while heading North on 79 and 371, eventually turning to the Pines to Palms Highway. This is was the scene of “Hemi vs. CHP” and,

needless to say, the CHP won.

Mark in the Chrys-ler 300 was nabbed by the man! I real-ized later that since my first GS400 in 2002, I am not aware of anyone getting a ticket – pretty remark-able considering a few of us handily double speed limits

all day long! After a dramatic afternoon drop into the warm, glowing desert, we headed to the hotel in Palm Springs. The rest of the day was a loud and obnoxious blur, thanks to the several hours spent whooping it up at Grant and Nedra’s Mercedes “trunk bar” in the parking lot.

Sunday, several folks spent the day in Palm Springs playing golf, shopping, or sleeping off a hangover; still more GS400 folks fol-lowed the suggested route back, which took us down the famed De Luz Road and to

the coast for lunch at Kai’s in Cardiff, overlook-ing the Pacific.

What a way to kill a weekend! All said and done, we had 18 cars run the route to the desert. Certainly not our largest turnout,

continued on page 29

Grant and Nedra Rummell’s Mercedes

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Bare Metal Repaint For My 1984 XJ6 Vanden Plas

Tech-Tips: From Bonnet To BootBy Paul M. Novak

As detailed in earlier issues of Jaguar Tracks, I took

my 1984 XJ6 Vanden Plas to an auto body shop (see the ad for “A Perfect Fix” elsewhere in this issue of Jaguar Tracks) for a bare metal repaint to correct some serious rust in both windshield channels and to repair a bad case of “checking” that destroyed the condition of the paint on my car. Over the years the beauty of the car diminished and had started to reduce my driving enjoyment. This car was a “keeper” so it was time for a major restoration. My goal was to have the car look as good as it did when came off the production line in Coventry, England in February 1984 (23

years ago). Since this time last year I have spent hun-dreds of hours preparing the car for a repaint and put-ting it back together again. My 1984 XJ6 Vanden Plas has regained its beautiful metallic “Antelope” color and I have completed most of its restoration. The work was completed just in time for me to compete in three Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) Concours d’Elegance events and it is my pleasure to report the re-sults of those competitions:

1. San Diego Jaguar Club, First Place Driven, Class D-6, Score 9.9772. Jaguar Owners Club of Los Angeles, Third Place Driven, Class D-6, Score 9.9863. Inland Empire Jaguar

Club, First Place Driven, Class D-6, Score 9.965

Included in this ar-ticle are pictures of the trophies I won, and my 1984 XJ6 Vanden Plas at each of the concours events.

With my entry into three JCNA concours events and my overall

score of 9.976 my car is now listed in the number

Two First Place and One Third Place Trophies

At the 5 Aug 07 SDJC Concours

At the 6 Oct IEJC Concours

At the 9 Sep 07 JOC Concours

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From Bonnet To Boot(continued)

5 position for Driven Division Class D-6 for North America. I feel a great deal of satisfaction looking at the car and seeing how far it’s come since last year this time when I started planning for the repaint. While I didn’t achieve my original goal of com-peting this year in the Champion Division, I plan to continue my restoration work and over the next several months prepare the car for Champion Division competition in 2008. For those unfamiliar with the concours Champion and Driven Division judging, the big differences are that the Champion Division cars have their engine bay and trunk (boot) judged in addition to the rest of the car. This means that the engine, trunk, spare tire, tools and even owners manuals need to be in top shape.

This was my first year of seri-ous concours participation as an entrant. I have been a con-cours judge for five years now and I have learned a lot. I have found that participation in the concours events has made me more knowledgeable about my Jaguars and that has helped me to improve the general condition and appearance of my Jaguars. I have also had a lot of fun com-peting and have met some very nice and helpful people. I highly recommend concours participa-tion to those who are considering it. _________________________

Jaguar XK-EngineValve Clearance Workshop

(Party)

Over the past year several San Diego Jaguar Club members have asked me about how to adjust the intake and exhaust valves in their Jaguar XK en-gines. This is a necessary and time consuming task that needs to be done to your XK engine to keep it working its best. The in-line six cylinder XK engines were installed in most of the post World War II Jaguars up through the XJ6 model year 1987. Over the past 5 years I have successfully adjusted the valves in my 1957 MK VIII, my 1969 E-Type and my 1984 XJ6 Vanden Plas. The engines are very similar, the valve adjust-ing procedure is nearly identical and I have been successful in performing this task several times now. I decided to do a workshop (party?) at my house starting at 1 PM on Saturday 12 January 2008 where inter-ested Jaguar owners can learn how to conduct this procedure. I have a few spare cylinder heads, the necessary tools, and a complete set of adjusting shims already on hand. I plan to provide handouts on how to do this task, demonstrate it using one of my spare cylinder heads and then allow others to try their hand at adjusting the valves on some of my spare cylinder heads. For those of you who are interested in the

more technical aspects of Jaguar ownership, you should enjoy the experience. For those who have already done this before, please consider attending and sharing your insights and experience. For those of you who have no interest, but just want to watch the fun, please come. More in-formation on page 4 of this issue of Jaguar Tracks. If you would like to attend, please send me an RSVP email so that I’ll know how many people to expect. My email address is: pnovak@tmwireless.com and my home address is: 25425 Rancho Bar-ona Road, Ramona, CA 92065. Please send me an email if you have questions about this work-shop (party). _________________________

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Intake and Exhaust

Here are some questions Jaguar owners have recently

asked and answers I provided based on my experience and research. If you are handy and interested in working on your Jaguar, there are a lot of things that you can do to increase your knowledge and enjoyment of these cars while reducing your cost of ownership. Purchase some shop manuals and tools, and start today. If you feel that some or all of the work on your Jaguar is better left to the profession-als, you should still learn more about how your car works so that you will be better able to under-stand problems as they occur and evaluate the recommendations of your professional service and repair shop. Some questions and answers in this column were taken from my emails exchanges with fellow members of www.Jag-Lovers.org and discussions with members of the San Diego Jaguar Club.

Q1: One of the electrical engine cooling fans on my E-Type died so I purchased a used replace-ment. I installed it today & it works, but am confused by the way the air is circulating. When looking under the bonnet towards the front of the car, the right fan is turning clockwise & is blowing air rearward towards the engine. The left motor is turning counter-clockwise & is blowing air for-wards towards the radiator. Is this correct? I tried reversing the leads

on the left fan, but it made no change on the direction of the air flow. Any assistance would help as I am thinking this may over-heat. I would have thought both fans should pull air thru the radia-tor. Owner 1968 E-Type 2+2.

A1: I had this same problem a couple of years ago in my 1969 E-Type FHC. You are correct that both fans should pull air through the radiator and blow it rearward towards the engine. It seems that there are some nearly identical looking Jaguar E-Type fan motors that rotate in opposite directions. You must have purchased one of the earlier fan motors. Swapping the leads won’t help. You’ll have to remove the motor from it’s housing and rewire it internally. In the meantime I recommend that you disconnect the fan for now as it is blowing the air forward and making things worse than not having a fan at all.

Q2: I think I have a dead fuel pump. I hear no pump noise because I’m not sure where the pump is (although I’m told I should be able to hear it). Owner 1984 XJ6

A2: The fuel pump in your car is located in the spare tire well in the trunk (boot). Open the trunk, remove the carpet, remove the wooden panel covering the spare tire well, and you will see the fuel pump in the right rear corner of the spare tire well. Put the trans-mission shifter in the Drive posi-tion and turn the ignition to the

start position while putting your foot on the brake (just in case). The engine shouldn’t start, but the fuel pump should run while you are holding the key in the start position. With the trunk open you should be able to hear the pump running. If not, have someone turn the ignition key while you stand back by the pump. There are lots of things that can cause the fuel pump not to operate when it’s supposed to, but this test should help you determine if the pump is running when it’s supposed to.

Q3: Shortly after I left home for work last month, the engine sput-tered a few times, then just quit. I couldn’t get it started again. I walked back home to get my wife’s help, but when I got home, I discovered her with my best friend. I was furious. Now I feel betrayed by both of them. I don’t associate with my best friend any-more and I feel that I can never again trust my wife. I’m at wits end. I’ve even thought of suicide. What should I do?

A3: Usually when a engine sput-ters before it conks out, it’s a fuel problem. Check the fuel pump first. If it’s not the pump check the fuel filter and finally check for debris in the fuel line.

Please send your comments, suggestions and questions for my “Tech-Tips: From Bonnet To Boot” column to: pnovak@tmwireless.com.

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JCNA Concours StandingsThe most recently posted standings on the JCNA web site reflect the follow-ing National standings for SDJC members:

Class Owner Standing Model Ave Pts ShowsC02 B&K Rooklidge #� �1 XK120 99.87667 �C02 D&G Cavicke #� �� XK120 99.8� 2C02 T&D Krefetz #7 XK120 99.71 2C1� Brian Ellis #8 99 VDP 99.66 �C1�B Vic Chang #6 9� XJS 99.92667 �C16A S&K Holmes #� 01 XK8 99.90��� �D01 B&K Rooklidge #� ��XK120 9.986�� �D06 P&D Novak #� 8� VDP 9.976 �D07 B&B Anderson #� 89 VDP 9.98��� �D07 Patsy Millard #7 96 XJ6 9.96��� �D08A M&L Smith #� 90 XJS 9.92� �

JCNA SOUTHWESTREGIONAL DIRECTOR

ELECTIONSJust a friendly reminder that the Sep-tember-October issue of Jaguar Journal (with the new XF on the cover) holds the centerfold voting ballot for select-ing a new JCNA Southwest Region Di-rector. San Diego Jaguar Club member, Tom Krefetz, is one of the two candi-dates for the SW position.

As the owner of Classic Showcase, Tom, has been a major supporter of our club, JCNA and the Jaguar hobby. Our support for him would certainly be in the best interest of our own club, JCNA and the Jaguar marque. The voting response for these annual JCNA elections is surprisingly low and the winning margins, in the opposed contests, are frequently less than a dozen or so votes; your vote can make a difference. Many ballots are rejected when the voter votes for more than one candidate or for a candidate in other than their assigned region. Please find that issue of Jaguar Journal, before it gets totally misplaced with the Christmas catalogs, mark your ballot carefully and mail it off.

Vote for Tom

Tom Krefetz

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2007

February - We celebrated Chinese New Year at Jasmine’s Restaurant

April - We dined early and enjoyed the ambience at Krazy Burger

March - New Members we welcomed at a dinner at the San Marcos Country

Club

August - Paul FINALLY finished his VDP restoration

May - We ate Ice Cream with all the toppin’s to live entertainment by our

own club members

July - We went on a Treasure Hunt Drive

May - We dressed to the nines at Ken-tucky Derby Day at the Del Mar Race

Track

August - Stick never really finished his restoration project

June - The Club took to the “low seas” aboard the historic Californian

June - We took several awards at the Greatest Show on Turf

July - A No-Frills Headliner Party was held at Paul’s house

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Year In Review

August - We made our annual donation to the Zoo for Orson, a real Jaguar

Katherine, our president, started a new job, moved, baked cookies, and expertly presided over a wildly diverse member-

ship

Vic Chang and the Rummels pru-chased brand new XKs

October - We picniced and cham-pagned at British Car Day

October - The Club took many fine awards at the IEJC Concours d’EleganceSeptember - We attended, in force, the

JOC LA Concours d’Elegance

Sept - Champagne at the Mortland’s, then the Concours Afterglow Luncheon

August - We held the San Diego Jaguar Club’s ��rd Concours d’Elegance

Well, that’s what I came up with. It doesn’t cover all the good times we had this year. I didn’t have photos of some of the events like: our Art Tour and luncheon at the San Diego Museum of Art, or that Club sponsored mosh pit at the Yanni concert, and I did not cover the two events already covered in this issue. Plus we still have one more big event this year, The Holiday Party. But it’s a pretty good representation of how active our club is and how much fun we have together. Here’s looking forward to another year of the same!

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Thank you for your interest in joining the SDJC. Membership in our Club will automatically include membership in the Jag-uar Clubs of North America. Dues are $65 yearly and include a subscription to the Jaguar Journal, a publication of Jaguar Clubs of North America and this club newsletter, the Jaguar Tracks.

Typical Club events include: Shows Rallies Dinners Wine Tasting Tours Driving Trips Technical Tips Garage Tours Speakers Races Special events

Please fill in your personal information, attach a check ($65) made out to “San Diego Jaguar Club” and mail to:

Nedra Rummell8009 Avenida SecretoCarlsbad, CA 92009

or apply online at www.sdjag.comAny questions: nedrar1@adelphia.net

I agree that as a condition of membership in the San Diego Jaguar Club, any events in which I participate will be for my own pleasure and I will be responsible for my car and passengers at all times.

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C l a s s i f i e d A d s

For Sale198� XJ6 - Great Parts Car, runs, engine and tranny OK? Just got smogged, all DMV fees paid. Nevada car. Has oil leaks. Needs shocks, mufflers, catalytic?, some body work, paint and upholstery to make it a daily driver. Car appears fairly complete. $800. Call Bruce (760) 757-8020 Oceanside

For Sale1978 XJ6 Series II, first year of fuel injection. Carriage Brown with Cinamon. �0,000 miles. Second owner. Jaguar tech owned and maintained. Many spare parts included. Excellent condition. $10,000 or best offer.Todd (619) �01-�902

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For Sale2002 Select Edition Vanden Plas. 2�,600 miles. Plati-num with two-tone Beige. Chrome wheels. Lojack. Al-ways garaged and maintained by one very picky owner. Almost Showroom perfect!!! Fallbrook. $25,000Susan Bigley (760) 728-22�2 hm (760) 801-6716 cell

For Sale200� S-Type �.2, Platinum with Ivory and Taupe.26,900 miles. Always garaged or covered including seats.Maintained by Cush. Pristine condition. Custom car cover included. $32,000. Will deal with Jag Club Member.Marty (619) 920-�0��

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but under the circumstances of natural disasters and rampant gas prices, we were more than satisfied. Heck, I think we’d do this thing if only two cars and a rickshaw showed up each year! Thanks to all who participated, and for the continued enthusiasm from the members of the Jaguar Club. Also a huge thank you to

Brian and Lou Lepis; these guys shoulder more of the planning than they’ll ever admit. For those who didn’t join us, you can see pictures and video clips of past GS400 events in the gallery at: www.gold-enstate400.com

Golden State 400 continued from page 19

Our author and his Mazda Miata

The Long and Winding Road

Lou and Eileen Lepis drove this Lotus

Stick Holmes’ Aston Martin DB7

“I’ll see ya!”

We’ll see you in 2008 for the 10 year anniversary of the Golden State 400!

Photos provided by Mike Warburton and Stick Holmes

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San Diego Jaguar Club Board of DirectorsMinutes from the October 17, 2007 Meeting

President Katherine Partain called the meeting to order at 6:38 PM.Board Members present: Katherine Partain, Vic Chang, May Galang, Paul Novak, Curtis Parker, Jim Roberts, Nedra Rummell,* Rich Holmes,* Roger Townsend, * and Sandy Millard. (* = functional chair). A. Board Member Reports 1. Secretary’s Report: Minutes from the September 19, 2007 meeting were e-mailed by Katherine Partain. The motion to approve the minutes was made by Paul Novak, seconded by Vic Chang. There were no changes noted. The motion carried unanimously. 2. Treasurer’s Report: In the absence of Grant Rummell, Nedra Rummell distributed copies of the updated Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Reports to the Board. The Club’s finances continue to be solid, however, there was no additional income collected through sponsorships from the Concours d’Elegance event. The Board resolved that for the next Concours, the Concours chairperson should request for support from JCNA. Jim Roberts made a motion to accept the Treasurer’s Report, seconded by Vic. The motion carried unanimously. 3. First Vice President (Activities) Report: In the absence of Patsy Millard, Katherine reported on the following: a. Members who participated in the IEJC Concours d’Elegance in Idyllwild on October 6th had a great time. The Club garnered 10 awards, including 8 1st place awards. Thirty-one SDJC cars were registered at this event. Dinner was hosted on Friday night by the President of the Inland Empire Jaguar Club, where 8 of our members were present. b. At the British Car Day & Picnic, we won Best Club display. Fifty-one Jaguar cars were on display in the field. The Club helped collect spectator entrance fees at this event. c. The Golden State 400 is set for November 3rd and 4th. The route is all planned out, with a Palm Springs destination. d. On November 10th, there will be a Tour, Lunch, and Elections. Rex Ryan will give the Club a tour of his automobile collection at his garage, followed by lunch and elections at “The Gathering” in Mission Hills. Dick and Francine Kearney are the hosts of this event. e. Nedra Rummell reported that invitations have been mailed out for the Christmas Party on December 8th, at the Kona Kai Resort. More details about this event under Old Business. f. January 11th will mark the first event for the Club for 2008. There will be a Tech Session – Valve Adjusting Party hosted by Paul and Debby Novak. This will take place at their residence in Ramona. Details will follow at the next meeting. g. Stick Holmes is organizing a Dinner for the Club at the Boat House restaurant on February 9th. Cocktails at 6pm, followed by dinner at 7pm.B. Committee Reports 1. Membership: Nedra submitted the following new members for approval: Paul and Christine Brown 1997 XK8 Coupe William and Blaise Pope 2006 XJR Cynthia Schroeder 2001 S-Type Robert and Susan Jones 1997 XK8 The motion to approve the new members was made by Paul Novak, seconded by Curtis Parker. The motion carried unanimously. From October 1st, new members may send in $40 for Club membership through the end of this year or $65 up to all of 2008. Katherine Partain will be receiving a voucher for referring the Browns. To recall, members can receive vouchers for a Club event of their choice for referring new members. Nedra also updated the Board with Roster Changes. 2. Museum Report: The Car Show for next year is still on, and committee meetings are held regularly to plan for this event. Paul Novak reiterated his plan to round up XJs next year, to show how the cars have morphed. He is hoping to get coupes to participate, too. As the event draws closer, he will coordinate and indicate specifics for the show. 3. Jaguar Tracks: Rich reported on articles received, to date. He will be writing an article on the Idyllwild Concours, and Katherine will be writing about the British Car Day and Picnic. Group shots at car shows were requested. Jim Roberts apologized for the late mailing of the newsletter as he was away on a trip. The issue of doing away with paper copies was raised. Katherine indicated that she will look at how many members have access to the Web site or can just receive the newsletter by e-mail, and crunch numbers on costs for a more informed decision. 4. Web Site: Stick and Katherine will request Dave McIntosh to train them on Web site maintenance and updating. C. Old Business 1. Orson Donation: The San Diego Zoo sent the Club a letter acknowledging the receipt of the $670 gift for Orson. It noted, however, that unless otherwise specified, the gift will be added to other donations to benefit the mammal collection. Katherine will get in touch with them to clarify that this gift was specifically for Orson. 2. 2008 Calendar Project: Calendar sales are progressing along. Thirty-eight out of 50 have been sold, to date. The remaining calendars will be offered to members at-tending the next event on November 10th. 3. 2008 Elections Ballots: Ballots have come out in the October issue of the Jaguar Tracks. Members who will be unable to attend the Elections may send in their ballot up to November 9th. The nominating committee called about 15 people trying to find someone to take on the position of Secretary, with no results. Any ballots received by mail will be added to the totals at the Nov. 10th lunch. The winners will be announced at the November Board meeting and published in the December issue of the Jaguar Tracks. 4. 2007 Christmas Party: Nedra updated the Board with event logistics. She sought referral from the Board on a good photographer for portraits, and a Santa. For the latter, she will consult with Roger McDonald whose neighbor played Santa the other year. Placards will be placed on each table listing everyone’s cars at that table. There will be a group photo for the most represented car. An invitation to the JOC and the Inland Empire clubs was also mailed out. Local advertisers will also be invited to attend, at their cost. Vouchers for parking will be arranged for. Katherine will order service award trophies. D. New Business 1. Tuchscher Award: As indicated in previous meeting, the winner of this award will be announced at the December Holiday Party. Roger Townsend is leading this initiative. 2. 2007 Most Valuable Member: The Board evaluated candidates and voted on the recipient of this award. The winner will be announced at the December Holiday Party. 3. Explanation Day: Paul Novak suggested that a training session about or a trial run of the Concours be held next year to raise interest and encourage members to par-ticipate in this annual event. Initial plans are to hold it in April to prepare the members for participation as entrants the Concours in August. Paul will coordinate with Dick Cavicke. Vic suggested a lecture with demonstration format.The meeting was adjourned at 8:05 PM.The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 14, 2007, at 6:30 PM in the Jaguar Kearny Mesa Board Room.

Minutes respectfully submitted by May Galang, Secretary.

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Leadership & Committees

2007 Officers:

PresidentKatherine Partainkepartain@yahoo.com(760) �17-11�6 1st Vice President, ActivitiesPatsy Millard(8�8) 79�-0��9

2nd Vice President, AdministrationVic Changrudyming@cox.net(619) ���-7���

TreasurerGrant Rummellgrantr@linearcorp.com (760) 6��-��77

SecretaryMay Galangmaygalang@yahoo.com(619) 2��-2�78

Directors

Paul Novak (exp. end of 2007)pnovak@tmwireless.com(760) 789-2�10

Curtis Parker - (exp. end of 2008)cnparker12@hotmail.com(619) ��8-7608

Jim Roberts (exp. end of 2009)jroberts@san.rr.com(8�8) �8�-�199

Immediate Past PresidentHazel Beckhazelbeck@att.net(8�8) 6�8-0011

Functional Chairs:Advertising Sales, Jaguar TracksPolly Kendrickpgrafix2001@yahoo.com(760) �8�-818�

Auto Museum RepresentativeMike Partainmichael2@san.rr.com(8�8) ��9-�6�8 Alternate Museum RepresentativeLarry Speidellbaileys@san.rr.com(8�8) ��2-1�00

British Car Club Council RepChris Zackerczacker@pacbell.net(8�8) �6�-62��

Chief Judge Dick Cavickef8driver@pacbell.net(8�8) ��6-08�9

Concours Chair Hazel Beckhazelbeck@att.net(8�8) 6�8-0011

Database ManagerRod Melendezmemewywy266@earthlink.net(8�8) 67�-��70

Dealer Displays Stick Holmesstick767@cox.net or(619) 698-6868

DinnersVarious members take turns introducing us to their favorite restaurants. If you have not hosted a dinner, please contact Patsy Millard and ask her for details.

Editor, Jaguar TracksStick Holmesstick767@cox.net or(619) 698-6868Events Reporter Needed

Historian, & JCNA Protest Committee ChairmanRandy Prinerprine@cox.net(619) 29�-0���

Jaguar Tracks Distribution Jim Robertsjroberts@san.rr.com(8�8) �8�-�199

Logowear CzarsDick and Francine Kearneyfoxcrest @hotmail.com(619) 692-��6�

Membership and RosterNedra Rummellnedrar1@adelphia.net(760) 6��-��77

Mentorship ProgramJorgene Jensendjensen1@san.rr.com(8�8) ��9-1�71

PhotographersRoger and Diane McDonalddartist@san.rr.com(8�8) �87-177�

Property ManagerPaul Novakpnovak@tmwireless.com(760) 789-2�10

WebmastersDave McIntosh and Susan ConnellDave@the-celts.com(8�8) ���-0767

These are the people at the “wheel” of your club. They would be glad to help get you involved or to respond to your inquiries or suggestions. There are lots of jobs to do to keep the club running smoothly. Of course, you can always come to a Board meeting…

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