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2002 XJR 100

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This rare 2002 XJR 100 is a limited-edition commemorating Jaguar Founder, Sir William Lyons’ 100th birthday – only 500 were made and ~250 brought to the US. Anthracite color, gray leather seats and red contrast stitching. Contact workmanlbw@gmail.com to get more details. (more…)

DVJC Judge Workshop March 2026

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On March 28th, 2026, ten hearty DVJC members gathered to participate in a Concours Judge workshop. Chief Judge Alan Brown presided while the judges honed their skills on practice vehicles. Thanks to Leo Kob for providing the venue and food. DVJC Judge Workshop March 2026 (more…)

1997 XK8 Coupe, Carnival Red

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Cream Connolly leather interior. 58,000 miles.  Selling from mom’s estate. Looking for someone to love and pamper as she did.  Garage-kept, single owner, driven around Haddonfield and Moorestown.  Longest trip, to the Jersey shore.  Regularly and meticulously maintained, both mechanical and cosmetic. Service records available. 4.0L V-8 w EFI. 5-speed automatic. 4-wheel discs. Power seats and steering column. Full size spare.  Window sticker included. Priced to sell – $11,000. Contact:  rcsandmeyer1@gmail.com, Phone/text 215-882-2972 (more…)

DVJC Brunch March 2026

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It was a brisk and somewhat overcast Sunday but 27 members and guests of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club gathered at The Desmond for a marvelous brunch. Good food combined with good friends to make for a delightful club outing. DVJC Brunch March 2026 (more…)

DVJC Weekday Drive March 2026

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On a sunny and unseasonably warm Tuesday, March 10th, 2026, 15 members and one guest of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club gathered at the Desmond Hotel for the Club’s FIRST weekday drive. Mike Wolf and Leo Kob led 11 cars (including 9 Jaguars) along the scenic roads around and through Valley Forge Park. The 24 mile route took about one hour and included one covered bridge, numerous Chester County “bank” barns, an Octagonal school house from 1818, as well as the statues and memorials in the 3,500 acre Valley Forge National Historic Park. The tour ended at the Sly Fox Brewery, at “The Grove,” in Malvern for an outdoor lunch. Thanks to Mike Wolf and Bill Beible for the photos DVJC Weekday Drive March 2026 (more…)