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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, eighteen (18) DVJC members traveled to Odessa, Delaware to share a delightful brunch at Cantwell’s Tavern. The weather cooperated with conditions ideal for enjoying the drive. A good time was had by all.  Gary Feldman provided some additional photos. Thanks to Gary for these great car shots. DVJC Brunch, September 2023 (more…)

On an absolutely gorgeous Sunday, ideal for driving your Jaguar, members and guests of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club gathered for brunch at the Plumsteadville Inn. The buffet selection was outstanding and all the food was delicious. The conditions resulted in an overflow crowd. A spectacular day for a wonderful outing. Thanks to Kevin Fitzgerald and Gary Feldman  for the additional photos. DVJC Brunch August 2023 (more…)

Members of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club gathered at the Springhouse Tavern on a hot Saturday morning, July 15th, 2023, for their monthly gathering. Some members then drove to the Morris Arboretum for the Morris Auto show where several of our members were invited to show their cars. Thanks to Bob Hartman, Jay Greene, Jim Sjoreen, Gary Feldman and Steve Gendler for the photos. DVJC Lunch and Morris Auto Show (more…)

There was a great showing for DVJC members at the annual “Rebels & Redcoats” event at Washington Crossing Historic Park on Saturday, July 2, 2023. Jaguars swept the British car awards with 3rd Place (Noe LaFramboise-1955 XK 140 DHC), 2nd Place and “Most Elegant Car” award (Mike Eck-1960 Mark IX), and 1st Place (Kevin Fitzgerald-1969 E-Type OTS). The “George Washington Award” for best in show also went to a DVJC member (Tony Tinari-1961 Mark 2).  Thanks to Noe LaFramboise, Mick van Vlijmen, Tony Tinari and Kevin Fitzgerald for the photos.  Thanks to Tony Tinari for the description. DVJC at Recels & Redcoats (more…)

On June 25th twenty-four members of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club gathered at the La Verona Restaurant in Kennett Square for a marvelous dinner. The staff did an excellent job with the food and service. Following the dinner everyone went to Unionville High School (the original venue of Longwood Gardens was changed due to threatening weather) for a concert by the Kennett Symphony. The concert ended with a bang – Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture. The president of the Kennett symphony thanked the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club for their support. Thanks to Paul and Irena Merluzzi for organizing this wonderful event and to Jim Sjoreen for the photos. Please note the orchestra photo is from the Kennett Symphony Facebook page. DVJC Dinner and Concert (more…)