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Members of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club held their monthly breakfast on September 20, 2020, at the Spring House Tavern. The brisk weather was ideal for driving a Jaguar and the outdoor dining on the patio helped meet the current guidelines for events such as this. We were please to welcome two new members at the breakfast. It was great seeing everyone. DVJC Breakfast September 2020 ‹ › × × Previous Next (more…)

The Delaware Valley Jaguar Club met at the Fort Washington State Park on Sunday, August 20th, for an open air breakfast and social gathering. The venue allowed for social distancing and members were wearing face masks when not eating the club provided coffee and donuts. It was a beautiful day as witnessed by the 27 DVJC members, 1 guest, and 19 cars (3 non-Jaguar) in attendance. DVJC Breakfast August 2020 ‹ › × × Previous Next (more…)

On August 1, 2020, members of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club gathered at the Valley Forge Casino to drive through scenic Montgomery and Chester County on a 48 miles drive that crossed 14 bridges and 50+ farms. The event ended at a community park in West Whiteland Township for a bring your own lunch. Thanks to Leo Kob and Mike Wolf doe organizing this marvelous event. DVJC Bridges and Barn Tour ‹ › × × Previous Next (more…)

On July 18, 2020, members of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club me at Weber’s Drive-In in Pennsauken, NJ for a meal delivered to your car. Several members then went on to the Delsea Drive In Movie in Vineland, NJ. The event provided DVJC members with a social event while maintain social distancing and safety precautions. Thanks to Tom Shaner for the photos. DVJC Jaguars at the Drive-In ‹ › × × Previous Next (more…)

Members of the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club grabbed an opportunity to enjoy some great weather to get their cats out for some exercise. Exercising appropriate distancing practices we gathered at the Wawa in Malvern and took a scenic drive to Warwick Park. Thanks to Mike Wolf and Joe Lorini for organizing this event. Kudos to Jim and Denise Sjoreen who provided transportation to Rich and Sue Rosen after Rich’s E-Type would not start at the Wawa. DVJC Flash Drive June 2020 ‹ › × × Previous Next (more…)