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Tony Tinari organized a brunch at the Plumsteadville Inn followed by a tour of the Mercer Museum and selected a picture perfect Sunday, July 26th day to enjoy the event. Following an excellent brunch buffet at the Plumsteadville Inn several members went on to the Mercer Museum to explore its treasures and heritage. Thanks to Tony for organizing this event and for the photos from the Mercer Museum. DVJC Plumsteadville Inn Brunch and Mercer Museum Tour (more…)

The Delaware Valley Jaguar Club sends congratulations and thanks to our friends in western Pennsylvania, the Jaguar Club of Pittsburgh, for hosting an exceptional International Jaguar Festival in conjunction with the annual Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. Well done all! Here are some of our favorite shots from the events of July 17-19, 2026, including the welcome dinner with Sir Ian Callum, the Jaguar Concours d’Elegance, and the Vintage Grand Prix races. Thanks to Jim Sjoreen, Rich Rosen, Jeff Bolmeyer, and Tony Tinari for the photos. 2026 International Jaguar Festival (more…)

A brilliant, sunny morning greeted seven DVJC members and our hosts for breakfast at the Rams Diner in West Chester for a hearty breakfast on Sunday, June 21st, 2026, before we drove to Cloverleaf Automotive for the Alpha Bravo Canine Charity Car Show sponsored by Dougherty Automotive Services and Simply Men’s Barber Shop. There we met several additional DVJC members and owners of about 75 other cars of various makes and models in a dazzling array of automotive art and history. It was a great day to be outdoors for the car show and everyone enjoyed the automobiles, delicious food and ice cream treats from 11 AM to 2 PM. Ed Petrow and Leo Kob snapped these photos and hope everyone plans to attend this biannual event next time. We’ll be sure to include it on our events page next time. DVJC Father’s Day Breakfast and Charity Car Show (more…)

Tuesday June 9 was a picture-perfect day for a drive through rural Chester County. Eleven DVJC members and one guest followed a winding, scenic thirty-one-mile route along the East Branch of the Brandywine Creek and past picturesque country homes and farms.  One of the highlights was singer/songwriter Jim Croce’s home in the village of Lyndell.  The day concluded with a relaxing lunch at Revival Pizza Pub in Chester Springs. Thanks to Bill and Nancy Beible for planning this enjoyable event.  Thanks to new member Rob Hill and to Jim Sjoreen for the photos. DVJC Weekday Drive June 2026 (more…)