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Seattle Jaguar Club (NW41)

Seattle Jaguar Club

The Jaguar Drivers and Restorers Club of Northwest America (with new dba Seattle Jaguar Club) welcomes enthusiasts of new and old Jaguar automobiles

Jaguar ownership is not necessary, just a passion for these beautiful cars. There are several events that appeal to a range of enthusiasts including drives, shows, technical sessions.

The club is fun and friendly

Members include both young families and mature members who remember when some of the older cars were new on the road. Cars in the club range from new Jaguar models like the new F-Types and its new SUV the F-Pace to classics such as E-Types from the 1960's and XK models from the 1940's and 1950's.  

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PO Box 82986

Kenmore WA 98028, USA

Website: https://www.seattlejagclub.org

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President:
Paul Petach
Email:
President@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
253-313-8129
Vice President:
Kent Wiken
Email:
VP-Activities@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
206-604-6167
Second Vice President:
Brian Case
Email:
VP-Technical@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
253-329-9126
Chief Judge:
Zane Ware
Email:
Chief-Judge@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
206-650-3190
Concours Chair:
Sharon & Brian Case
Email:
Concours@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
206-931-7795
Editor:
Kurt Jacobson
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JagMag@seattlejagclub.org
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253-229-6905
Membership:
Bob Book
Email:
Membership@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
253-293-1050
Secretary:
Chris Eseman
Email:
Secretary@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
206-650-7685
Treasurer:
John Holmes
Email:
Treasurer@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
206-794-2755
Webmaster:
Michael Watts
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Webmaster@seattlejagclub.org
Phone:
206-313-3628
NewsLetter

JagMag2023.10-Oct.pdf8.05 MB

Gallery
2022May14 Tech Session was a tour of Park Place Auto Salon in Bellevue, WA.
The club met on May 14, 2022 for a tour of Park Place Auto Salon.
Park Place does a variety of car wash, auto detailing.
Ken MacKenzie and his son Gavin joined us for the tour.
Brian Case organized this tour with Kaila Hollis. The owner, David Bingham, joined us.
David talked to us about the Park Pace Auto Salon business.
They do repair work on a variety of models.
2022May01 Spring Thing included "gimmick" rally ending at PowellsWood Garden
The annual Spring Thing event was held May 1, 2022. Everyone met at the Target in Bonney Lake.
It turned out to be a really nice day to gather with friends.
Line up of the F-Types! Kurt Hrubant & Patty McKerney, Wendy & Craig Duckering and Greg Hjelm with son Alex.
Kurt organized this event with a "Gimmick Rally". While Ehab got his XK120 ready Kurt started the drivers meeting. Thank you Kurt!!
We had a good turnout.
Here you see Samah already starting to fill out the answers to the gimmick questions. Just kidding!
L-R Ian McFall & Marjorie Brazier and Jim Sanders with his daughter Laura and Jeff Eisenstein.
We had a nice lineup of Jags!
I had not seen the Eisensteins' 1963 MkII before so that was nice.
Jeff and Sandi Eisenstein posed with their MkII.
The route that Kurt dreamed up was great. Went thru historic Wilkenson and Carbonado to this one-lane wide bridge and across the Enumclaw Plateau to Green River Rd.
The drive ended at PowellsWood Garden in Federal Way. It was a great place to have a picnic lunch and socialize with our friends and admire the cars!
Ian McFall and Marjorie Brazier with their S-Type.
In front is Craig Cootsona's E-Type.
Glen's 1959 XK150S
Monty in front of one of his many jaguars. Monty and Diane opened up their PowellsWood Garden for this event.
Monty and Diane.
Great picture of Diane Powell. She and Monty are so much appreciated for opening up their garden to the club!
Diane certainly deserved a hug from Ray Papineau!
L-R Tonya and Bob Book and Greg Hjelm with son Alex.
L-R Wendy & Craig Duckering, Kurt Jacobson standing and Jeff & Sandi Eisenstein.
Margaret Ames and Tom Hilton and a rare photo of Brian Case laughing!
L-R John Blackburn, Glen Read standing, Tanya & Bob Book, Greg Hjelm and son Alex, Adrian Brennan standing, Kurt Hrubant and Patty McKerney.
Kurt showing the first place prize for the Gimmick Rally.
Cute couple photos…Ehab and Samah.
And here is Ian McFall & Marjorie Brazier.
And Trish & John Blackburn.
Katherine and Craig Cootsona.
Jim Sanders and his daughter Laura.
The PowellsWood Garden was so beautiful.
Justin led everyone on the tour.
It was a special time of year to see the garden in spring bloom!
2022Apr23 overnight drive to Oregon with multiple stops.
Seattle Jaguar Club had an overnight drive started on Apr 23 2022. Everyone met in North Bend.
L-R Margaret Ames, Tom Hilton, Janet Hewiston, Brian Case, Kent Wiken. Kent put this drive together. Thank you Kent!
just a peek of the mountain
Pit stop.
Kent had found a great place for lunch at the HonkyTonk Bar & Restaurant in Goldendale.
Tom Hilton must be taking the picture. Clockwise, Glen, Debbie, Margaret, Lisa, Kent, Kurt, Andrew. Janet, Bill, Marion, Sharon and Brian.
Lisa and Kent Wiken, Tom Hilton and Kurt Jacobson
Glen & Debbie Read
Jags lined up
Jags lined up
We stopped at a place called StoneHenge. Great opportunity for a group photo. Everyone was having a good time.
About Stonehenge.
Look familiar?
On a serious note, this was a memorial to military personnel who gave their lives in WWI.
Jags lined up again!
Jags lined up again!
Janet and Andrew Hewiston
Another stop on the journey was at the MaryHill Museum of Art.
Interesting collections
I've never seen displays like these of miniatures showing the typical costumes of a period. The tiny detailes were amazing.
One section was devoted to Rodin
There were interesting sculptures in the garden too.
Bill & Marion Earl in front of their XJ6 sedan.
Next stop on the drive was at the Maryhill Winery.
Great place to relax with friends and sample some wine.
We all spent Saturday night at the Columbia Gorge Hotel
The grounds at the hotel were impressive.
There was an awesome waterfall right behind the hotel!
Dinner at the hotel
Kurt & Cheryl Jacobson at dinner in Simons Cliffhouse at the hotel.
Marion & Bill Earl.
Margaret Ames & Tom Hilton
Kent & Lisa Wiken
Andrew & Janet Hewiston
Glen & Debbie, Kent & Lisa, and Andrew & Janet Hewiston.
Last stop was at the WAAAM (Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum).
Cheryl thinking that Kurt should purchase this hat (or is it a hairpiece?)
The WAAAM was an interesting place to visit.
WAAAM
WAAAM
WAAAM
WAAAM
WAAAM
Besides the autos and planes they had an eclectic mix of collections. This one was all fishing lures.
Did you ever lose a fishing lure and wonder what was down there to snag your line?
Impressive collection of old tractor models.
Glen Read in front of T-6 Trainer. He had trained on the Canadian version of this plane.
WAAAM
WAAAM
WAAAM
I loved the glass on this headlight!
Lisa and Kent Wiken and Cheryl Jacobson wandering around.
The WWAAM is definitely a place worth visiting.
2022Apr09 the club met at the LeMay Collection at Marymount for a tour. The LeMay Collection is amazing!
April 9 2022 the club met at the LeMay Collection at Marymount for a tour.
Anyone that arrived early gathered in the parking lot.
Kurt used the opportunity to pass on JCNA awards to Roy Pringle and Ron Smith.
Roy Pringle received 1st Place Newsletter Award for his JagMag photo of the 2021 Jaguars on the Green. Go back and look at the 2021 Sep Bonus issue, page 20, to see this photo.
Ron Smith received an award for his technical article about changing Mark 10 shocks. To read that article, go to the Mar 2021 JagMag, pg 11.
Now this is an old vehicle!
Once we all checked in, they split us into two groups for guided tours.
L-R one of the guides then Kurt Hrubant, Bob Alness, then new members Marjorie Brazier and Ian McFall.
L-R Bob Alness, Ian McFall, Bob's friend Gee, Brian Case, Richard Scott and Tom Swayze.
Our guide had everyone chuckling.
The amount of "stuff" in their collection is amazing!
Vehicles were stacked three high in this warehouse! Kurt Hrubant and Patty McKerney.
Packard Roadster
Distinctive front end of an Edsel in top row.
1948 Studebaker Flatbed Truck.
There were some military vehicles too.
An early ladder truck.
An all electric van from 1978!
Interesting to read its story!
I'm not big on museums but found some of the history very interesting.
Information about rubber tires I didn't know.
1924 Rickenbacker C. Vehicle emblems are from Eddie Rickenbacker's WWI 94th Aero squadron
So many vehicles….......
1929 Kissel White Eagle Speedster.
1929 Windsor White Prince Roadster. Windsor went out of business in 1930.
I loved seeing so many of the old, and very large, hood ornaments. This is on a 1930 LaSalle Fleetwood 2/4 Roadster.
1935 Nash Lafayette Business Coupe
Love the front of this car. 1930 Cadillac Series 452 Fleetwood.
1937 Cord 812 Westchester. Art Deco styling.
The information about early designers was interesting.
Members enjoyed talking with others about the cars as they walked through the museum. Remembering the good old days!
Love those fins!
Bob Alness, Bob's friend Gee, Tom Swayze
Brian loves the old Packards! He wanted to buy a Business Coupe like this one. Bought an E Type instead.
Packard Godess of Speed hood ornament. This is on a 1937 Packard 120 Coupe
1940 Packard Darrin Convertible
Its hood ornament is so tall…...........
Another one of the famous designers.
1942 Ford Super Deluxe
1939 Buick Century
Unusual wood finish
And this was on a Cadillac Series 90 Convertible
1948 DeSoto Custom Suburban Sedan
1948 Packard Super Eight Convertible
Look at the air conditioner hanging in the window.
The top of this Ford Galaxie Skyliner folds back and down into the trunk of the car!
They did have Jaguars!!
They didn't have much in Jaguars, so Roy resorted to taking pictures of paintings of Jaguars
Tour guide leading us through.
There was a section with the largest collection of boat motors I have seen.
Fred Ehret posed in the auto display while Art looked on.
Art Foley posed too.
1948 Tucker 48. This was #7 of 51 built (with no two alike!) Had engine designed for helicopter, "cyclops" headlight that turned with steering
A special compartment for your golf clubs!
It wasn't just cars! Biggest collection of nozzles I have seen.
Marjorie Brazier in front of 1983 Duesenberg II SJ
1964 Shelby USRRC/FIA Cobra
Brian Case coordinated this tour of LeMay Collection at Marymount.
I could include a ton more photos of cars but this is The End!
2022Mar26 Tour of BritSport of Seattle
On March 26th, 2022 the Seattle Jaguar Club got to tour BritSport of Seattle.
Mark Jones is the proprietor of Britsport of Seattle and we are grateful that he opened his shop for our club to tour.
The green 1955 DB Lagonda 3 Litre Saloon has an interesting story. You will have to ask Mark to tell it to you.
It was a very casual tour, people could wander around, socialize, ask Mark any questions they had and maybe even get an appointment setup for their car. Linda sipping her coffee!
Bill Holmes made it to this event.
Is John Holmes working on that car?
This is CJ and Leo Taflin (and the dog they are pet sitting) in front of their 1970 XKE Roadster's bonnet.
And here is the rest of the Taflin's XKE.
Ron Smith with his friend but I can't remember his name.
Brian talking to brand new members Mary & Greg Hjelm and their son, Alex, who just bought a 2018 F-Pace. We will have to talk him into getting his own membership!
John Wiley came to this event.
Beautifully restored XK150 body on a support jig
This photo shows more of the support jig. The jig prevents the body panels from flexing prior to mounting on the chassis.
Debbie Jones, Mark's wife, provided everyone with coffee and sweets to enjoy.
Peter Downing talking to Ron Smith.
Roy Pringle and Ken Freed. Everyone was using their hands to describe stuff!
Len and Maura Shank checking out the cars.
L-R Douglas Jackson, Brian's back, Ken Freed and Jeff Beatty.
Mark was very low key but available to talk to people and answer questions.
While John Wiley checks the wonderful memorabilia you have to ask, what is Glen Read describing to Ray Papineau??
Who can guess what this car is that Ray Papineau is standing by?
Mike Hunsley and Dann & Laverne Gadbois.
Doug Jackson on left, brought a friend, Bob Willits, with red ballcap.
Looks like John and Trish Blackburn are looking for John's post retirement.
It was nice to see Linda Roberts get to make one of our events.
Glen Read, Brian Case and Walt Crush.
Bonnets and more Bonnets
Early XK120, right hand drive.
Mark works on all sorts of British cars.
Walt Crush and his 2003 XK8 convertible in Zircon Blue. This was the first time meeting him, so I had to get a pic of him and his car!
Mark with Jeremy Katz. We had not met Jeremy before this.
Dann & LaVerne Gadbois talking with the Hjelm's son. I had a nice conversation with LaVerne. Learned that she had been a librarian.
Brian and Dann and Mark chatting. Posed for me is Mark Zenor. I had not met him before. His claim to fame is being the last name on an alphabetical listing of all our members!
2022Mar20 Dinner at AL LAGO Ristorante in Lake Tapps
On 3/20/22 we had 10 Seattle Jaguar Club members meet at AL LAGO Ristorante Italiano in Lake Tapps, WA.
Since we weren't a large group we were all able to sit at one table. It was nice to have such an intimate group and get to know one another a little better.
Clockwise, Cheryl Jacobson, (can't see Brian, Paul Petach, Sue Kingston, Margaret Ames and Tom Hilton.
Kurt trying to get everyone in his photo.
Paul, Kurt and Sue.
Kurt and Cheryl Jacobson.
Trish and John Blackburn said they frequent this restaurant on a regular basis.
Margaret Ames and Tom Hilton. I enjoyed sitting aross from Margaret and having a chance to talk.
Sharon and Brian Case
SALUTE!
That pizza really looked good!
The Terra e Mare with prawns, Italian sausage and penne pasta was one of the waitresses favorites and was recommended by Trish. It was good!
Rigatoni Wild Boar Bolognese was a dish you don’t often see.
At the end of dinner Paul talked about having to take a large suitcase to the upcoming JCNA annual general meeting because he was going to be bringing several awards home to distribute.
2022Mar12 St Patrick's Drive
On 3/12/2022 the Seattle Jaguar Club had a St Patrick's Drive from Port Gamble to Gig Harbor where we met for dinner at the Dunnagan Irish Pub & Brewery. What other Jaguar clubs could have a ferry ride before their drive?
Brian Case at the railing on the Edmonds to Kingston ferry.
Everyone met in Port Gamble to start the drive.
L-R, John Voigt, Kent and Lisa Wiken, Brian's back and Tom Hilton.
We were all interested in Art Foley's 1961 series I E-Type. I forget the number but it was a very early production car.
A look inside Art Foley's series I E-Type.
We stopped along the drive at this Hood Canal Visitor Center.
Vehicle on left is Craig and Wendy's new F Pace SVR, then Kent and Lisa Wikens XF and Art Foley's E-Type.
Tom Hilton and Margaret Ames 2004 XK8 convertible.
We did run into some rain along the way but it was towards the end and not too bad. What was unusual was that all of us were able to stay together from beginning to end of this Hood Canal drive.
Red Jaguar in the parking lot belonged to Roy's friend Bill Hay.
Brian Case enjoying the conversations!
Back to the camera is Ann Alness then Margaret Ames, Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson, Bob Alness and Tom Hilton.
L-R, Sue Kingston, Lisa and Kent Wiken, Craig and Wendy Duckering and Paul Petach. I think Paul had suggested this event but Kent did all the legwork to organize it. It was a great drive and good dinner.
L-R, Bob Alness, Tom Hilton, Ann Alness and Margaret Ames.
I liked their wood carved name plague.
L-R, Roy Pringle, Ana Alvernaz, Art Foley, Brian Case, John Voigt and Roy's friend Bill Hay. We had a little fun, when Ana arrived late, our table all stood up and clapped for her.
I just want to point out the woman at the back, at the next table. Her name is Majorie Brazier and her husband is Ian Mcfall. They arrived at the pub in their S-Type Jaguar and were very surprised to see the parking lot full of Jags! They were very interested to hear about our club and all the things we are doing. They have since paid their dues and joined the club and joined our event at LeMay Collection at Marymount.
2022Feb19 Seattle Jaguar Club toured a member's car collection
On Feb19 2022 the Seattle Jaguar Club members met at Thomas Swayze's house to view his collection. He has the perfect estate to show off his collection!
When we arrived Ray Papineau was there to help everyone get parked on the lawn.
With Ray's help everyone was evenly lined up!
Craig & Wendy Duckering posed for me in their new 2021 F Pace SVR, Eiger Grey color.
I met Barrie and Karen Hutchison and got them to pose in front of their XJ Jaguar.
Ray Papineau's red XJS and my Topaz S-Type.
As people parked we gathered on the lawn and visited. Tom Swayze in the center. CJ & Leo Taflin on the left. Art Foley then Tom Hilton on the right.
The first cars we saw in the collection were a 2011 XJL, a 2000 Vanden Plas and a 1967 340. Kurt starting to take pictures right away.
The first car that Tom put on display for us was his 1950 Mk V Sedan.
He gave us the highlights of the model and of his ownership.
We all had time to gawk at it.
And Tom answered any questions we had.
The tool kit in the trunk is a great feature!
John Voigt thinks so too!
The front door opens opposite of most vehicles.
What is everyone looking at?
Oh, it must be the engine.
The Mark V is an awesome Jaguar!
Inside the garage we could see how organized Tom is. He does much of his own work on the vehicles!
He told us about this 1989 XJS.
It was on the lift for a tire change.
Hidden in the back was a 1930 Model A Town Sedan.
1972 XJ6 in Carnival Red.
L-R Craig & Wendy Duckering, Ray Papineau, Bob Alness, Bob Book. There was an old English phone booth with a working phone inside.
Tom parked the Mark V on the circle drive.
And the next vehicle he talked about was the 1967 340. Some of the members L-R Kurt Jacobson, Jeff Beatty, Barrie Hutchinson, Terry Mathisen, Ron Smith, Doug Jackson, Ken MacKenzie, Tom Bohn, Tom Swayze.
Just because I haven't pointed him out anywhere else, Ehab Sahawneh is on the far right.
After the 340 came the 2000 Vanden Plas
The backseat has a lot of leg room.
The next Jaguar Tom talked about was his 2011 XJ L
The color, I think, was Black Cherry.
Bob Alness and Bob Book in front of 1997 XK8.
Engine of the XK8
We took a break and went inside for lunch. Tom had prepared a wonderful lunch with ham and potatoe salad and cole slaw. The cole slaw was different, with cranberries and pecan pieces. I loved it and had to ask for the recipe.
L-R Ron Smith, Inger & Ulf Goranson and Richard Scott. Richard helped Tom host this event and was super thoughtful.
It was an opportunity to visit with other club members. Margaret Ames and Cheryl Jacobson sitting at the counter with Tom Hilton behind Margaret. Just so you know Tanya Book also attended, she is in the back with the jaguar print top.
L-R Karen & Barrie Hutchinson and Ken MacKenzie.
Ron Smith and Craig Cootsona on the right, had a chance to chat.
Roy Pringle on left and Tom Hilton on right.
Tom Swayze on left and Karen Hutchinson on right.
A vehicle that Tom did not bring out was a 1978 Rolls Royce.
Rolls Royce memorabilia.
The last car we viewed was a 1938 Rolls Royce Phantom III
The interior had so much room!
It was a fun end to a great presentation of a great car collection. We can't thank Tom and Richard enough for opening their home and garages to the club!
Those headlights were huge!
2022Feb5 the Seattle Jaguar Club had a Valentine Sweetheart Drive
On 2/5/22 the Seattle Jaguar Club had a Valentine Sweetheart Drive that started at the chocolate factory, Boehm's Candies, in Issaquah.
Club members got into two groups for a tour. L-R Brian Case, Sue Kingston, Lisa Kent, Cheryl Jacobson, Samah Sous, Ehab Sahawneh, John & Trish Blackburn.
Debra & Tom Bohn
Recent new members, Alex & Heather Weinert arrived in their E-Type.
I always try to get people to pose with their car and Alex & Heather obliged. I love their hats!
We had a lineup of E-Types. Next to Alex & Heather's were the Cases, Ehab & Samah's and the Blackburns. The last car is an Allante belonging to the Bohns.
Nice photo of Ehab's car taken by Alex Weinert.
Nice photo of the Blackburn's car taken by Alex.
Sharon taking a photo of Ehab's car while Alex was taken a photo of her E-Type.
I think most of us thought the tour was just of a candy factory but it included the home of Julius Boehm. He was quite a collector and had some interesting history.
L-R Ehab, Samah, Lisa and Kent. Kent Wiken was responsible for organizing this Sweetheart Drive. It turned out to be a great adventure.
The Blackburns listening to the tour guide.
There was a very interested ceramic heater in the room.
And a really old phonograph machine that played disks. And it worked.
One room had a collection of hand-made dolls that were created by an employee of the chocolate factory. Each doll represented one of the employees.
The kitchen of the home was interesting.
I especially liked that the countertop had been built with a space where two ceramic tiles could be inlaid. And recipes had been written and fired on tiles that could be inserted where they would be used when cooking/baking.
The garden outside was nice too.
We also went into a chapel.
We sat in the pews and listened to the tour guide give us some of its history.
Wood carving on the wall in the chapel.
The ceiling had a mural painting that depicted a famous Michelangelo's painting from the Sistine Chapel, The Creation of Adam.
Trish looking up at that painting. There was also a beautiful marble statue, replica of Michelangelo's Pieta statue of Mary and Jesus.
Here is a shot of Alex Weinert taking a picture of the statue and chapel. Alex had a real camera instead of a phone camera!
And here is the photo Alex took.
Finally we went into the chocolate factory and the tour guide gave us some history on the factory.
Boehm had started his candy making in 1940 and still had some of the old equipment.
That is one huge sheet of chocolate! If you look to the back wall you will see the device that is rolled across the sheet in one direction, then in the other, in order to quickly cut it into small bite-size pieces.
Right of the tour guide are Heather & Alex Weinert and Lisa and Kent Wiken.
A tour guide talking about on how they make their candies.
They showed a video of these chocolates being hand-made. That swirl on the top of each one was made by a human swirling the chocolate on the top with their gloved finger.
Chocolate comes in lots of shapes!
This room is where they packaged up orders.
On display were some special pieces like this Cinderalla coach and horses.
Now that is one huge Easter Rabbit!
And here are the carrots to feed to that rabbit!
Some samples of custom orders. If you look to the right, you will see a box with a mouse for microsoft!
Valentine hearts ready to go.
Samah says "I'll take one".
They were ready for the chocolate buying rush for Valentines Day.
After the tour members got to visit and talk cars. Ehab was inspecting the recently installed headliner in Case's E-Type.
The E-Types lined up.
Back of Weinert's E Type.
I have been trying to give up sugar and was interested in the sugar free options. I had never heard of Maltitol. I bought some in spite of the Adverse Effects warning! The warning did make me limit the intake and they did taste good!
Everyone enjoyed visiting with the other members, and looking at their cars, while waiting for everyone to finish shopping.
Everyone enjoyed visiting with the other members, and looking at their cars, while waiting for everyone to finish shopping.
L-R Alex Weinert, Tanya and Bob Book and Lisa Kent. Some with bags of chocolate!
Carol Jackson doing a taste test.
Kent gave everyone some instructions as we prepared to drive into Issaquah historic town.
We all stopped at an old time gas station in the quaint town of Issaquah.
Everyone posed for a group shot. L-R the Bohns, Brian Case, Paul Petach & Sue Kingston, Lisa & Kent Wiken, Tanya Book, Margaret Ames & Tom Hilton, the Weinerts, Doug Jackson, Bob Book, Cheryl & Kurt Jacobson and finally, Trish & John Blackburn. I just now realized that Carol Jackson is missing! Where were you Carol?
Tom Bohn with the old gas pumps.
Ehab was giving some directions.
Wonder what Sue and Tanya were discussing?
Some of the members walked over to where there was an old train station and equipment.
Now here is one of Alex Weinert's artistic photos. One you want to blow up and frame and hang on your wall!
Ehab is still giving directions.
Tom Hilton was trying to be funny.
Margaret was amused.
After leaving Issaquah we drove to Newcastle. It was a pleasant drive.
Our destination was the Newcastle Golf Club. It looked like a castle on a hill.
Paul Petach with Sue Kingston and her newly acquired 2009 XKR convertible. At the previous dinner at Mercato, Sue mentioned that she was looking for an XK. Brian forwarded an ad in BringATrailer and the rest is history!
We had a late lunch at Calcutta Grill at the Newcastle Golf Club.
Trish & John Blackburn were excited to play a game. And they were good at it, tying with the Books for first place. For entertainment we had all couples write down how they met and where they went on their first date. Then everyone tried to guess which answers went with which couple.
Trish & John Blackburn, Paul Petach & Sue Kingston and Brian Case. For a first date Brian took Sharon snowmobiling at his house. They lived in Michigan. And John met Trish when his son was in her kindergarten class.
Alex & Heather Weinert and Tom Hilton and Margaret Ames. Tom & Margaret first met at a Halloween party and she was a "black cat" and Tom was awestruck! Awwww….
Ehab Sahawneh and Samah Sous and Tanya & Bob Book. Tanya & Bob met on a blind date.
Doug Jackson, Kurt & Cheryl Jacobson, Kent & Lisa Wiken and Carol Jackson. There you are Carol!!
Paul Petach with Sue Kingston having a good time!
Tried to take some glam shots in front of the castle.
Brian in his E-Type 2+2.
Not sure where Alex took this sunset photo, but it looks like a nice ending to an awesome Sweetheart Drive!
2022Jan23 Tour of Capital & dinner at Mercato in Olympia
On 1/23/22 the Seattle Jaguar Club met for a tour of the Capitol in Olympia, followed by dinner at Mercato.
The architecture on the buildings is amazing.
A walk around the Capitol Mall included the John A Cherberg Building. This is the primary office building for the Senate.
The Insurance Building was the second building to be constructed on the Capitol Campus.
Winged Victory WWI Monument
Close up of the statue
The Capitol Mall included this fountain.
And there was a sunken garden.
There was a Law Enforcement Memorial.
The memorial listed names of deceased going back to 1855!
Waiting for our tour to begin, L-R Trish & John Blackburn, Margaret Ames & Tom Hilton, Curt Kyle, Brian Case, Tom Bohn.
L-R Trish Blackburn, Lisa & Kent Wiken, Margaret Ames and Curt Kyle.
Our tour guide, on the right, began telling us about the capital building.
We did a lot of looking up. The ceilings were amazing works of art!
Chandeliers hanging from the ceiling were by Tiffany.
The tops of the columns and the rosettes on the ceiling had so much detail!
The flower patterns here were gilded.
All the state flags were represented.
Part of our group here with the tour guide, below the rotunda.
Inside, the tour guide told us about the different marble that was used in the capitol building.
The marble walls, ornate ceilings and tiffany chandeliers were unbelievable!
Close up of one of the crystal chandeliers.
Door panels showed an early capital building.
Here I have pasted together four other door panels that depicted different scenes.
The chandelier hanging from the rotunda was very deceptive in size. We never would have guessed that it was 24 feet!
Closer shot of the chandelier.
This photo shows the angels that are near the top of the chandelier. These "small" statues are 4 feet tall!
After the tour we heading to our cars and proceeded to dinner.
The chosen restaurant in Olympia was Mercato.
The Jaguars parked across the street from the restaurant. L-R, XK8 belonging to Tom Hilton & Margaret Ames, XF belonging to Wikens, S-Type belonging to Cases, F-Type belonging to Kurt Hrubant, XF belonging to Roy Pringle and XK120 belonging to Art Foley.
The Wikens and Brian entering the Mercato.
L-R John and Trish Blackburn, Margaret Ames and Tom Hilton
L-R Tom Bohn, Lisa and Kent Wiken. Kent Wiken planned the tour of the Capitol Mall. Thank you Kent!!
L-R Patty McKerney, Kurt Hrubant, Art Foley and Roy Pringle.
L-R Brian Case, Sue Kingston, Paul Petach and Curt Kyle. Brian Case had planned the dinner at Mercato. A good time was had by all!
2022Jan08 Annual General Meeting at LeMay
On 1/8/2022 the Seattle Jaguar Club held its Annual General Meeting at LeMay-America's Car Museum. Any Jaguars were allowed to park on the plaza right in front. Brian Case on left, discussing Ray Papineau's E-Type.
Close up of engine in Ray's car.
Lineup of Jaguars. Next to Ray's car is the Ware's S-Type, then the Wiken's XF, and Jacobson's XK.
Case's S-Type on end.
L-R, Hrubant's F Type, Weber's I Pace and the Book's E-Type.
L-R, Andrew Hewitson, Roy Pringle, Art Foley, Brian Case. The D-Type Linx being unloaded.
Art Foley, laying down on the job.
Cheryl Jacobson and Brian & Sharon Case
Nice car trailer belonging to Art Foley!
Jaguars next to LeMay semi-truck.
White glove treatment for the panelists cars that have been detailed for showing at LeMay.
Helpers giving careful guidance to Art as he backs out of trailer.
Everyone sighs with relief when car is on the ground.
Roy Pringle is assigned task of keeping the car running while it warms up.
I can't believe Kurt put this photo on the cover of the JagMag. I would have put the hood down if I had known. (Maybe it is better the hood stayed up.)
Cars lining up to enter LeMay. Tony Grayson with his Project 8 followed by Art Foley and his D-Type.
Art pulling inside behind Tony.
Ehab's XK120 was the last one into LeMay.
Cars lined up inside LeMay with the XJ220, then the Project 8, then the Lynx D-Type and the XK120.
Ehab touching up his XK120.
Cars on display with XJ220 in the front
Inside the Auto Club room, Brian Case helped man the registration table.
The venue had a maximum capacity of 60 people and it was sold out.
It was interesting that LeMay did not have much in the way of Jaguars in the museum yet this room had two huge blowup photos of Jaguars.
Kurt Jacobson, our outgoing president, was our moderator for the event. Kurt had the brilliant idea of holding the annual meeting in LeMay and having the panel discussion with members bringing their cars for display.
Kurt Jacobson, our outgoing president, was our moderator for the event. Kurt had the brilliant idea of holding the annual meeting in LeMay and having the panel discussion with members bringing their cars for display.
To right of Kurt is the Curator of Collections at LeMay, Renee Crist, who led the panel discussion. Panelists L-R, Richard Desimone, Tony Grayson, Art Foley and Ehab Sahawneh. For her moderating the panel discussion Renee was presented with an Honorary Membership to the Seattle Jaguar Club.
Jake Welk, from LeMay, was recording the panel discussion so it could be Livestreamed.
Renee did a great job of leading the panel discussion.
Each panelist had a chance to tell their story.
Ehab's story was about his first Jaguar (E-Type) and then the XK120 which he purchased from another member, Bob Alness.
Everyone listened attentively to the panelists.
After the panel discussion there was a surprise award presented to Ray Papineau. This was the first of a perpetual award called the Ray Papineau Concours Volunteer Award. Ray had served many years as the Concours Chair.
Bob also presented our outgoing President, Kurt Jacobson with a framed Certificate of Excellance and gift cards to Bremerton's Boat Shed Restaurant for his service as President.
Kurt was also presented with a parting gift of an XK120 made out of watch parts.
Afterwards everyone got to get their box lunch.
Bill Buegel and Mike Hunsley relaxing after the lunch.
The new club officers were introduced. Trish Blackburn giving John Blackburn encouragement when it was announced that he was a new Trustee for the club.
Joey Manley and Michael Watts behind those masks.
Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant.
Kurt Hrubant on left and long time members, LaVerne & Dann Gadbois.
Jeff Beatty on the right. It was announced that Jeff Beatty would be the new Treasuer for the club.
Art Foley on the left having lunch with another panelist, Richard Desimone.
Kurt presented the President's gavel to Paul Petach who was elected President for 2022.
Paul gave a few words after accepting the gavel
2021Dec05 Holiday Party was held at the Seattle Yacht Club
The club had a Holiday Party on 12/5/21 at the Seattle Yacht Club. This was organized by Debbie Read. Thank you Debbie!
There was a bit of a nautical theme to the decorations.
And here we have Debbie and Glen Read arriving for the party!
At least we could remove masks while drinking or eating. L-R is Mike Hunsley, Hazel with Jeff Beatty and then Jerry Lamb.
What a handsome couple, Jerry and Alison Lamb!
Suzanne and Mike Hunsley.
L-R, seated, Trish Blackburn, Cheryl Jacobson, Lika Wiken.
John and Trish Blackburn. I vote them the cutest couple!
Ann and Bob Alness. It was good to see them enjoying the party.
Carol and Doug Jackson are another handsome couple.
Katherine and John Holmes.
The Holmes, Katherine, John and their son Bill.
Kurt Jacobson talking with Michael Watts
Jim and Carol Sanders.
Debbie and Glen Read.
Tanya and Bob Book.
The table was full of really nice items donated for the silent bid auction.
There were so many items donated we needed to add tables. All the money raised went to the Northwest Harvest.
Practical items like this E-Type Maintenance Chart were among the auction items.
Margaret Ames and Tom Hilton.
Gary Harris, left, and Roy Pringle had a chance to catch up.
L-R Tom Toth, Kent Wiken and Richard Scott.
Lisa and Kent Wiken, another cute couple!
We lined up at the buffet table. Everything was delicious.
The buffet table was everything we expected from the yacht club.
Another handsone couple, Sue Kingston and Paul Petach.
Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson.
L-R Tom Toth, Richard Scott and Thomas Swayze.
L-R Brian Case, Ann and Bob Alness and the back of Douglas Jackson.
Linda Roberts, Treasurer, had to work at the party, selling the tickets for drinks and collecting the auction money. But I think her and Ray Papineau still had a good time!
Of course, the Yacht Club was an awesome place to have a holiday party!
2021Nov20 Roving Dinner at Il Lucano in Gig Harbor
On Nov 20, 2021 we had one of our "Roving Dinners" at Il Lucano in Gig Harbor. This was planned and coordinated by Paul Petach. Thanks Paul!
In front of the restaurant is Brian Case's 1973 E Type, Kurt Jacobson's 2007 blue XK, Kurt Hrubant's 2015 white F-Type and Art Foley's 1952 XK120.
L-R Brian Case, Sharon trying to take Kurt's picture while he is taking his shot and Sheila Pringle.
L-R Art Foley Brian Case, Sheila and Roy Pringle.
The happy couple, Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson.
L-R Kurt Jacobson, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney, John Voigt and Marisa Foley.
Tom Bohn, Cheryl and Kurt, still the happy couple.
L-R John Voigt, Marisa Foley, Art Foley.
Marisa and John talking while Art and Brian were catching up.
L-R Sue Kingston, Bob Book, Bob Alness, Ann Alness, Tanya Book and Paul Petach.
John Voigt, Marisa Foley, Fred Ehret joined us and Art Foley. The food was really good! And the company was great!
2021Nov13 DirtFish Rally Driving School Tour and Drive
On 11/13/2021 Kent Wiken arranged for club members to visit the DirtFish Rally Driving School in Snoqualmie. That is Kent just entering through the door.
Gathered in the parking lot as we arrived. L-R Kent Wiken, Brian Case, Lisa Wiken, Tom Bohn, Tanya Book, Cheryl Jacobson, Bob Book.
L-R Lisa and Kent Wiken, Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson, Bob and Tanya Book, Brian Case, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney.
L-R Cheryl Jacobson, Lisa and Kent Wiken, Kurt Jacobson.
L-R Tanya and Bob Book, Cheryl Jacobson, Lisa and Kent Wiken.
L-R Brian Case, Tom Bohn.
L-R Patty McKerney, Kurt Hrubant, Tanya and Bob Book.
L-R Cheryl, Bob, Tanya, Brian, Paul Petach, Kent.
Dirt Fish Subaru in their parking lot. Smokestack is a remnant from the original Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company that once operated on this site.
Sue Kingston sitting in front of a most unique coffee table.
In that coffee table is a replica Jaguar Formula One. Notice the Jaguar leaper on it.
Paul Petach with our tour guide Kelley.
We gathered around inside their store area and listened to our guide talk about the drving school.
She gave us the background on the school.
We had time to wander around looking at their displays.
Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant looking over the displays.
Paul, Brian and Tom looking over a DirtFish sponsored US Formula Four car.
Kelley told us about the race car drivers uniforms they collected and hung n the hallway.
Their "Hall of Flame" contains many fire suits from racing legends.
Some of our members recognized many of the famous racecar drivers names.
More fire suits.
Eddie Irvine scored Jaguar Racing's first Formula One podium finish in 2001. ( I copied this from the JagMag. Thanks Kurt).
More fire suits.
Cheryl and Patty watching Kurt Hrubant using one of the schools smulators.
Patty cringes waiting for the crash that is about to happen to Kurt.
Tom Bohn tried out one of the simulators too.
They had a world map with pushpins representing where visitors to their rally school have come from.
It was kinda far but we could watch some of the drivers taking part in the driving school's lessons.
Back in the parking lot at the end. L-R Lisa and Kent Wiken, Paul Petach, Brian Case, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney and Tom Bohn. The group planned to drive along the surging Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River but prior flooding put a damper on that. Some members ended with dinner at the Snoqualmie Casino.
2021Oct16 Ten Bridges Tour from Woodinville to Snoqualmie Falls
On Oct 16th 2021 we had a 10 Bridges Tour led by Jim Sanders. We all met in Woodinville.
The Fall colors were beautiful.
It was nice to get to catch up with the other members in the parking lot before we started the drive,
Jaguars lined up, ready to go.
Mark Jones standing behind his 1953 XK120 DHC. To his left are Craig Shrontz, Jim Sanders and Brian Case.
Group milled about the parking lot waiting for final instructions. Chance to chat with friends.
Kurt Jacobson with Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant in front of their white F-Pace.
Tracy Olson (left) and Chuck Olson.
Brandy Jensen next to her F-Pace.
Gathering for instructions before the drive.
Jim Sanders spent time going over the route and handed out maps.
L-R Monte Powell, Derreck Tilley (barely visible), Brian Case, Lisa Wiken, Kent Wiken behind Brad Vancour, Tom Bohn, Tracy Owen, Amber & Chuck Olson, Carol & Jim Sanders.
Craig Shrontz and Mark Jones
L-R Glen Read,Monte Powell, Brian Case, Derick Tilley, Lisa & Kent Wiken, Tom Bohn, Tracy Owen, Amber & Chuck Olson.
Kurt Jacobson, Jim Sanders with his back to camera and Brandy Jensen.
Debbie is ready to go.
Jim & Carold Sanders, in their 1985 XJ6 Ser 3, with the British Flags flying, led the jaguars out of the parking lot.
Everybody queued up behind Jim & Carol.
Greg Holt in his 1988 XJS Coupe
Followed by Tracy Owen in his 1996 XJS with Brad Vancour next in his 2010 XKR
We all followed Jim out of the parking lot but as soon as we got stuck behind the first traffic light many of us lost our way. But we all managed to find the end point at Snoqualmie Falls.
A few of us stopped at Carnation Farms.
John & Sondra Mangan in front of their 2018 XE R Sport
Members chatting behind Tracy Owen's 1996 XJS
I enjoyed the Fall colors on this drive.
Coming down the road by Carnation Farms was Glen & Debbie Read in their red XK150S.
Followed by Monte & Diane Powell in their 1995 XJ6
Then Craig Schrontz in his 1966 E-Type. This photo was cleaned up by Kurt Jacobson. He removed the overhead wires. I didn't know he was that talented! Go back to previous pictures and look at the poles & wires he removed!
One of the 10 bridges on the drive.
Tolt Hill Bridge
At the end we gathered at Snoqualamie Falls. Some went to see the Falls and others just stayed in the parking lot and chatted with other members. Greg Holt talking with Tracy Owen.
Cheryl Jacobson, Bob Book and Brian Case.
1988 XJS Coupe V12 belongs to Greg Holt.
Derick Tilley standing next to his 1995 XJS
Jags lines up with Tom Bohn's red Cadillac Allante and Paul Petach's Volt at the end. Never actually saw Paul or Sue.
2018 XE R Sport belongs to John & Sondra Mangan.
Chuck Olson's 1994 XJS
Someone with a sense of humor was giving their skeleton a ride around on their bicycle. It was close to Halloween.
Bob Book's 1968 E Type
1973 Regency Red E-Type 2+2 belonging to Brian & Sharon Case and XK belonging to Kurt and & Cheryl Jacobson.
Bob Book saying goodbye.
Debbie & Glen heading out. This photo was enhanced by Kurt.
Jim & Carol Sanders with their XJ6. Thank you Jim for putting together this pleasant drive!
2021Oct02-03 Wine Country Tour in Benton City, WA
The Seattle Jaguar Club had a Wine Country Tour on Oct 2-3, 2021. Some of the members met at Charlie's, in Enumclaw, for the drive over. Here is Trish & John Blackburn and Cheryl Jacobson. Some of us ate breakfast there.
The jaguars picture are red E-Type belonging to Cases, Fawn E-Type belonging to Blackburns, black XKR belonging to Curt Kyle and the XK belonging to Jacobsons.
1973 E-Type 2+2 belongs to Brian Case
The drive was very scenic.
We had peeks of Mt Ranier along the way.
And there was the winding roads we all love.
We had a restroom break along the way. Cheryl looking at my long shadow. It was cold but sunny.
The view was spectacular.
Trish Blackburn dressed for the cold ride in their top down convertible.
L-R, Trish Blackburn, Brian Case, Cheryl Jacobson, John Blackburn.
L-R, Curt Kyle, Kurt Jacobson, Brian Case.
Some more of those winding roads!
We ran into some of the smoke from wildfires. Made for interesting photos.
Trish commented on the wood burning smell from the wildfires.
And the V12 could not make it without a fuel stop.
There was another rest stop along the way. L-R Curt Kyle, Brian Case, Cheryl Jacobson, John Blackburn.
Nice shot of E-Type from Kurt.
Another stop along the way just to admire the view.
Here we are at the first winery where we had lunch at Terra Blanca Winery & Estate Vineyard.
Brian and his E-Type in front of the vineyard.
John and Trish Blackburn with their E-Type.
The view at Terra Blanca was so pretty!
The entrance walkway to the winery was awesome. Lisa Wiken on left and Brian Case on right.
Everyone gathered around before going into lunch.
The front door to the winery was amazing. Kent and Lisa posed for me.
I got Lisa and Kent to pose in front of that walkway tunnel too
Lisa Moon and Steve Bird
I loved that door. Trish and John Blackburn.
L-R, Carol Jackson, Andrew Hewitson, Kathy and Tim Weber and Douglas Jackson
The Jacksons posed for me.
Andrew and Janet Hewitson.
I got everyone to pose. Samah Sous and Ehab Sahawneh.
Starting on left, Janet Hewitson, Doug Jackson, Tim and Kathy Weber, Lisa Moon, Steve Bird, Carol Jackson and Andrew Hewitson.
L-R, Kurt and Cheryl Jacobson, Trish and John Blackburn, Brian Case, Kent and Lisa Wiken, Ehab Sahawneh and Samah Sous.
Really nice to sit outside, but in the shade, for our lunch.
Dick and Jessica Camp. What a cute couple!
A shot with the vineyards showing below.
L-R, Dick and Jessica Camp, Ehab, Cheryl, John, Brian, Kent, Paul Petach, Sue Kingston.
The food was great!
Curt Kyle and his 2011 XKR convertible in front of the vineyard.
Sharon and Brian Case and their 1973 E-Type 2+2
"After lunch we all drove to Brad Vancour's vineyard. Jaguars were lined up along the Yakima river. Really nice location. Old railroad bridge in backround."
1973 E-Type 2+2 belongs to Brian Case
Kurt standing by Brad Vancour's XKR. Behind that was Brandy Jensen's F-Type.
Kurt got a nice shot of the Blackburns' and Cases' E-Types along the river.
Brad Vancour put on quite a nice event at the vineyard/winery at his Red Mountain Inn rental property.
He provided wine from his personal vineyards!
Such a pleasant location along the river, some wine, members socializing.
Cats in the field.
I think Brad was talking about his house that used to be a train depot.
More socializing going on.
Brandy Jensen (waving) brought several friends to the wine tour.
Inside Brad Vancour's house.
Brad telling Cheryl about the house, which used to be a train depot and then was converted and added to.
The kitchen had an old world feel.
Even the addition was made to feel old.
Chickens were fun to watch.
I got Kurt to make a friend!
What a pleasant day to hang out with friends!
And drink some wine.
Sue Kingston, Jessica and Dick Camp on left.
And we all learned something new about wine & vineyards & grafting!
F Pace belongs to Steve Bird and Lisa Moon.
E-Type belongs to Ehab & Samah and XK belongs to Kurt & Cheryl.
XK R belongs to Curt Kyle.
Tim and Kathy's 2016 F-Type S convertible and Kurt and Cheryl's XK convertible.
Interior of Tim & Kathy Weber's F-Type S.
L-R, Brian Case, Brad Vancour, Kent Wiken and Kurt Jacobson. They all had a part in getting the wine tour put together.
Brad Vancour was a gracious host, sharing some of his knowledge of growing grapes and making wine.
We left Brad Vancour's place and went to the next winery, the Hedges Family Estate. Nice views at the Hedges winery."
Brian and his E-Type.
Trish and John Blackburn and their E-Type.
Samah and Jessica and Brian.
Ehab Sahawneh and Dick Camp on left and Samah Sous and Jessica Camp on right.
Cars lined up on the circle
Blackburn's E-Type
Paul Petach and Douglas Jackson walking by Dick Camp's 1964 Mark II
Ehab Sahawneh was photo bombing my shot!
Nice shot of Dick and Jessica Camp with their Mark II, in spite of Ehab's antics.
Everyone gathered around, sampling wines at the Hedge's Family Estate.
We received some more education on wine and vineyards from Tom Hedges himself.
Tom Hedges was very knowledgeable!
I think everyone learned some things we never knew about growing grapes!
Brad added to Tom's talk and gave us his insights.
A toast by Lisa Moon and Steve Bird.
Now doesn't this look like we were in Europe?
Outside the Tasting Room.
What a pleasant location for wine tasting.
This was a great idea for an event in the fall.
Ehab and Samah, posed in front of their E-Type, with their purchase of wine in a special bottle which was etched and painted.
Sharon and Brian Case posed with their E-Type.
John and Trish Blackburn posed with their E-Type.
Chickens and vineyards must be a thing.
We left Hedges and checked into our hotel rooms. We stayed the night at the Hampton Inn in Richland, along the river.
There was a paddle wheel ship we could see from our hotel rooms.
The rooms we had at the hotel, overlooking the river, had a spectacular view.
We had dinner on Saturday evening at Michele's
The restaurant was very attractive inside.
We had a room just for our group.
Trish and John Blackburn and Janet and Andrew Hewiston.
Lisa and Kent Wiken. Kent was the one responsible for coordinating everything for this fantastic tour of the wineries.
Steve Bird and Lisa Moon pose for the photo.
Curt Kyle and Douglas and Carol Jackson.
Kurt and Cheryl Jacobson.
Kathy and Tim Weber. Such a handsome couple!
Brad Vancour must be talking more about the wines.
Sue Kingston and Paul Petach look like they were enjoying the evening!
Dick and Jessica Camp.
Brandy Jensen (on the left) and her friends were having a good time.
Ehab and Samah posed for a photo.
I think At Michele's was a great choice for our dinner.
On Sunday morning Dick and Jessica Camp's 1964 Mark II had a problem starting and needed a little push.
Brian Case, John Blackburn, Douglas Jackson and Jessica helped push while Dick steered.
Dick was so calm about it all but he was a happy camper with the car running.
On Sunday many of us met at Treveri Cellars near Yakima. One more wine tasting before the end of our weekend!
L-R, Lisa and Kent Wiken, Dick Camp and Kurt Jacobson.
Sue Kingston and Paul Petach.
Kathy and Tim Weber.
John Blackburn, Jessica Camp and Cheryl Jacobson.
Kent Wiken, Dick Camp, Steve Bird, Lisa Moon, Jessica Camp and Cheryl Jacobson.
Dick Camp in front, Kurt behind, Steve Bird and Lisa Moon.
Lisa Moon and Trish Blackburn.
Trish used her whole wine sample tray to toast with John. Jessica looking on.
Kathy and Tim Weber.
Pit stop during the trip home after a wonderful wonderful weekend.
Cheryl, Kurt, Kent, Lisa, Brian and John.
John and Brian with that great view behind them.
2021Sep19 Informal Dinner at The Big Fish Grill in Woodinville, WA
On Sep 19, 2021 a group of Seattle Jaguar Club members met for dinner at The Big Fish Grill in Woodinville, WA.
Seated clockwise around table were Sue Kingston, Sharon Case, John Blackburn, Ray Papineau, Lisa and Kent Wiken, Cheryl Jacobson, Trish Blackburn, Brian Case, Paul Petach. Sue and Sharon had fun discussing a common interest in Koi!
Brian had Paella and Paul had Seafood Jambalaya. Yummmm
Another photo, just to get one with Kurt Jacobson in it.
Everyone was done and just enjoying some conversation.
A good time was had by all.
2021Sep18 Tour of RW Auto Classics in Monroe
The Seattle Jaguar Club met at RW Auto Classics in Monroe WA on 9/18/21 for a tour of the vast collection of parts they have.
The building used to be a very large horse stable. Sad to see the loss of a horse stable but they have done a great job converting it and making good use of the space.
Sean Riedel, far left, started off our tour with the basic run down. How they got started, how they have grown.
Jesse Rumens, second from left, picked up the story. They specialize in British car parts.
Matt Wittmier, second from left, gave us his background with the company. Far right is Ray Papineau.
Far right is Ray Wittmier who is Matt Wittmier's father. He and Ray Papineau seemed to have a connection, their first names!
Jesse explained how they buy up whole collections of parts from various sources.
They have thousands of parts and it is a never ending task to catalog them all.
They recommended calling them if you are looking for something specific and they can see if they have it.
L-R, Mike Hunsley, Steve Walls, Kurt Jacobson, Brian Case.
L-R, Ehab Sahawneh, Sean Riedel, Matt Wittmier, Doug Jackson.
L-R, Steve Walls, Andrew Hewiston, Brian Case, Ehab Sahawneh.
Front end of white XK120 OTS, not yet for sale
Jaguar XJ S-C is for sale.
Jesse Rumens on right seems to be entertaining Kurt and Ray with his stories.
Rare Arnolt Bristol, one of 142 built and one of approximately 85 remaining.
We were treated with the story of how Jesse won a bidding battle when the other bidder's phone line was cutoff.
The tour continued around the warehouse.
And around the warehouse.
And people got to look around and have some conversations.
Impressive collection of camshafts.
Racks and racks of parts.
I like this one for the colorfulness!
Kurt and Ehab might be discussing the kissing E-Type bonnets.
Members could wander around at their leisure and have a chance to catch up with other members.
Or wander alone and look for that one part they need!
Kurt looks lost among the racks and racks of parts.
Seemed like the parts never ended.
L-R, Doug Jackson, Martha Carpena and Steve Walls.
And the parts continued upstairs!
Not your typical salvage yard!
A gazillion parts and a few cars for sale.
They put on an impressive spread for our club members to enjoy. L-R, Doug Jackson, Sean Riedel, Brian Case and Bill Holmes.
Doug Jackson can attest to the food being finger licking good!
At the end of the tour Ehab traded a transmission with Matt.
2021Sep11 Exotics at Redmond Towne Center - British Day
Cars just arriving. The Redmond Towne Center was a great location for the Exotics car show-British Day held Sep 11th.
It was an amazing and colorful collection of vehicles.
Colorful!
It was fun walking up and down trying to take in all the great cars!
I like Kurt's description of a line of Skittles.
There were a variety of cars! Bug Eye Sprites in Front and Aston Martins in the background.
One area was filled with McLarens.
The center circle, by the fountains, was filled with the cars the staff liked the best. In case you can't tell which is which, one on the left is new Project 8 belonging to Tony Grayson and the one on right is 1973 E Type 2+2 belonging to Brian Case.
Tony Grayson standing behind the XE SV Project 8. One of only 300 produced. Look at the Oct JagMag for more information on this car.
Project 8 on the rear spoiler.
Tony Grayson with his Project 8 was on the cover of the Oct JagMag. Go read the article!
Interior of the Project 8.
Interior of Project 8. It still smells new!
Another view of the Project 8.
Tony had the car wrapped with the matte gray finish and protective film
Austria Gracey shown with her 2016 F-Type R.
Austria's 2016 F-Type R with its matte black wrap.
John Schwartz and his 2010 XKR. His license plate describes his job! Brad Vancour on right.
2000 XK8 belongs to Tino and Sheila Pascua. They quickly disappeared. I'm guessing Sheila wanted to shop!
Brad and John discussing cars?
2010 XKR convertible belongs to Brad Vancour.
Not sure why, but Brad was pointing out every nick and ding to John.
John Holmes brought his Old English white 1956 XK140 OTS. John with black jacket & cap and behind him is Bill Holmes, his son.
Holmes XK140 OTS again. Funny how the lighting/angle can make the paint look white white in this picture but off white in another.
2018 F-Type convertible in British Racing Green. I took this picure at 7:40am and Maura and Lennon Shank signed up for membership in the Seattle Jaguar Club at 8:07am. My greatest success story!
Their F Type with BARNS license plate. You know I love vanity plates. Need to find out the story behind this one!
Non-member, Phil Torres in front of his Series 1 1970 XJ6. He is trying to sell it so I couldn't talk him into joining the club!
XKR and its owner, non-member, Brian McLean.
Never did find out who belongs to this nice looking E-Type.
There is that E-Type again with unknown owner!
Never found out who belongs to this jag either.
1966 green E-Type FHC belongs to member David Bosworth. His son Doug, behind car, had driven it to the Exotics.
1967 white E-Type belongs to non-member Fatin Kara.
Jaguars lined on one side, Brand X on the other
Really nice looking XK140 belongs to non-member Ron, who also owns the grey/silver Bentley with Pebble Beach license plate.
Just look at the clouds in the sky reflected in the shine on that XK140!
Interior of the XK140.
Look at those clouds again! How does he get that shine?
This Bentley was another vehicle brought by Ron. He talked about driving this to Pebble Beach.
Side view of Bentley
Julian Pace came to drool over the the exotic cars. Taking picture of Tony's Project 8.
Julian Pace and Tony Grayson talking cars.
1957 XK140 and its owner, Greg Whitten. I had no clue who he was. Then Kurt sent me links to his wikipedia page and a Road & Track interview and a video on his garage! Wow!
I love that color!
A close up of decal on XK140 belonging to Greg Whitten.
You might notice me getting Greg Whitten to enter his email address on my phone. I wanted to be able to send him stuff on our club and talk him into joining. Hasn't worked so far…..
Greg couldn't understand why I wanted him to pose with his Jaguar when he had also brought this #42 Austin Healy racing car which, apparently, was much more valuable and probably has a story.
Kurt went up on the balcony for some shots from on high. That's me waving, next to that car I couldn't find the owner for.
A Beautiful Classic Bentley
Capital B for Bentley.
Ehab brought his 1950 XK120. He arrived late but everyone loves his car and let him pull into the main circle, by the fountains.
Is John Holmes admiring Ehab's car or wondering how he got into the center circle when he arrived so late and John got there super early to get in the center circle?
Kent Wiken on left and Tony Grayson on right, looking at that Project 8!
Brian Case enjoys answering everyone's questions about the E-Type and just talking cars!
It was a fun day! Everyone was enjoying the cars.
Oh to be a child playing in the fountains!
It was such a lovely day to stroll around such extraordinary cars!
And the Towne Center was lovely. Definitely want to go again next year!
Beautiful dogs posed in front of a beautiful car!
2021Sep03 Portland All British Field Meet and JOCO Concours
Jaguar Owners Club of Oregon (JOCO) Joined with the Portland ABFM event and sponsored a JCNA sanctioned Concours. In addition to the Concours there was the Sovern Columbia River Classics vintage sports car races at the Portland International Raceway and they had a large swap meet on Sunday. The Land Rover Adventure Rides were cancelled due to Covid but I hope they have them in 2022, sounded like fun. The Portland ABFM had a lot of things to do at this event.
JOCO had lots of banners.
The field was well organized for lining up the Jaguars.
And it was a really nice day!
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
I think this "rose bronze" colored XJS convertible belongs to a JOCO member.
Cheryl Jacobson standing behind their 2007 XK which won First Place in Driven class in the Concours.
Red 1967 E-Type in front of line belongs to non-member Roger Leak from WA.
Jaguars on the field.
Line up of E-Types.
Some more E-Types.
Jaguars on the field.
Front E Type is a 1969 belonging to non-member Scott Dual from OR
Twin E-Types! One on the left belongs to Stephen Nelson, a JOCO member.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
L-R, 2004 XJ8 belongs to non-member Chris Finks from OR, 1974 XJ12L saloon belongs to David Adelsman and 2003 S Type belongs to Sharon Case.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
XK120 DHC in an elegant suede green (I don't know if that color is official but I like the way Kurt described it)
Bill Buegel with his 1994 XJS convertible. His car got a 3rd place People's Choice in his class. And he received first place in Champion class in the Concours.
Jaguars on the field.
2004 XJ8 belongs to non-member Chris Finks from OR
Jaguars on the field.
2003 S Type belonging to Sharon & Brian Case. It won 2nd place People's Choice in its class. And it won first place in Champion Class in the Concours.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Stephen Christensen & Kristy Lee with their 1990 XJS. They used to be very active in the Seattle Jaguar Club. They did get a 2nd place award from ABFM at this event.
1992 XJS belonging to Rich Bauer from Oregon.
Interior of Rich Bauer's 1992 XJS
Jaguars on the field.
Picnic basket was an attention getter.
Jaguars on the field.
Jaguars on the field.
Did they really drive from New Jersey for this ABFM event?
This 1964 3.8S belonging to Steve and Kathy Bates from Hockinson WA was such a pretty color. Reminds me of the Regency Red color of the Cases' E-Type!
Can you see Austria getting her car ready for the judging?
Judging Austria Gracey's modified 2016 F-Type R.
Still judging…
Austria looks so calm!
Judging Bill Buegel's 1994 XJS.
Champion class gets judged under the hood and in the trunk.
Judging Sharon Case's 2003 S Type.
Brian showed the car while Sharon took pictures.
Looking under the hood.
In Champion Class they asked us to pull the cover up and looked at the spare tire and at the battery.
Judging David Adelman's 1974 XJ12L saloon. He got first place in Driven Class in the Concours.
3rd Place Peoples Choice award for XJS class went to Bill Buegel's 1994 XJS.
2nd Place People's Choice award for the sedans class went to Brian and Sharon Case's 2003 S Type.
David Adelsman, receiving his Concours award from JOCO president Rex Schneider.
Kurt Jacobson, receiving his Concours award from Rex.
Austria Gracey, receiving her First Place Concours award in the Special (Modified) Class from Rex.
Bill Buegel, receiving his Concours award from Rex.
L-R, David Adelsman, Sharon Case, Austria Gracey, Kurt Jacobson, Cheryl Jacobson and Bill Buegel. Everyone from the Seattle Jaguar Club that entered the JOCO Concours went home with an award. I liked Kurt's line in the JagMag that said "Their Jaguars returned with Oregon Plates"
Unusual paint job caught my eye!
There was someone playing bag pipes for entertainment!
A variety of food vendors were available.
They had a nice area setup with picnic tables to sit and eat and enjoy some conversation.
And then there are the other, non-Jaguar, cars.
1958 Lister Knobly belongs to Steven Laremore of LaCenter, WA.
It is nice to see when people have some history on the older vehicles.
Non-Jaguar cars on the field.
Non-Jaguar cars on the field.
Non-Jaguar cars on the field.
Craig Cootsona, a new SJC member, brought his 1938 MG TA Special. There was a nice history on the vehicle.
Craig is the second from left.
1938 MG TA Special.
1938 MG TA Special.
1938 MG TA Special.
I love reading Vanity plates as I drive around and I can't help but take pictures of them at events.
This is a fun one from Oregon.
I had to look up this one. Based on what I see I think it means The Truth, The Whole Truth. But I could be wrong.
How appropriate!
MMEEOW belongs to JOCO member Seth Schenker on his XKR.
Very Good, Jeeves!
Does this qualify as a double entendre?
Simple but nice!
Fun! And that describes the Portland ABFM and JOCO Concours event!
2021Aug21 Skyfest Car Show in Arlington, WA
Ray Papineau with his XKSS replica and Debbie Read in her XK150. A few members left the WWABFM event and caravanned up to Arlington to attend. They put on a great show with aerial acrobatics, a bomber, hot air balloons and 100 lighted drones putting on quite the performance!
Ray had some fun with taking his steering wheel off and blaming it on the children!
Parents enjoyed taking pictures of the kids!
The kids had fun! Debbie and Glen look like they are having fun too!
Brian loves talking to people about his 1973 E-Type (the old). Austria Gracey brought her 2016 F-Type R (the new)
Glen Read was there also.
There was quite a variety of cars at the Skyfest Car Show.
Brandy Jensen had attended and joined our club shortly thereafter! Austria grabbed this great selfie of the two of them! (Austria on the left and Brandy on the right)
This 2017 F-Type R AWD belongs to Brandy.
Acrobatic airplanes performed death defying plunges from the sky!!
B25 bomber put on a performance.
Balloons being blown up.
Balloons being fired up.
Balloons being blown up.
After dark it was fun watching the lighted balloons. Shown here with Brian's E-Type and Glen's XK150.
They lit up the balloons in time to some music. You had to be there!
After the balloons, the lighted drones, about 100 of them, put on a performance. They made a balloon shape.
They formed into circles
The circles floated around.
You really needed to be there to appreciate the choreography of 100 drones flowing seamlessly from one shape to another.
Here they flowed into a star shape.
And of course, the shape of an airplane. And the plane wasn't static, it flew around.
The drones finale was this banner.
2021Aug21 Western Washington All British Field Meet
WWABFM staff volunteers making it happen at the registration table.
Morris Minor, with surfboard and playing Beach Boys music was a fun addition at the WWABFM
Early in the setup. The Triumphs had a big turnout by end of morning.
The fields were packed with cars and spectators throughout Saturday
The fields were packed with cars and spectators throughout Saturday
Lots of MG's at the event!
The fields were packed with cars and spectators throughout Saturday
The fields were packed with cars and spectators throughout Saturday
The Jaguars had a total of 44 cars represented on the field!
I see Ben Brown checking out the cars.
We had 11 E-Types on the field. Row started with 1973 E-Type belonging to Brian Case and then 1969 E-Type belonging to John Blackburn.
The For Sale lot
The For Sale lot
The For Sale lot
This was a great display prepared by Hans Bertelsen. I hope we can talk him into joining the club.
Full shot of Hans Bertelsen's 1992 XJS V12 convertible.
1960 Mk IX saloon belongs to non-member Davis Burton.
1960 Mk IX saloon belongs to non-member Davis Burton.
Front shot of the Mk IX
1954 Mk VII belongs to Michael Shipley who was once a member of the club.
Rear view of 1954 Mk VII Saloon
Side view of 1954 Mk VII Saloon
Ray Papineau had lots of interest in his XKSS replica.
Art Foley brought his long nose D-Type that is a tool room copy, made by Lynx company in 1980.
John Taylor(non-member) brought his XK120 all the way from Idaho
David Levan (non-member) brought his 1971 E-Type with the electric sunroof.
Interior of 1971 E-Type 2+2
I liked these additions to the headrests.
This 1970 E-Type belongs to non-member Stephen Sykora from Oregon.
Curt Kyle's 2011 XKR
Mk II Saloon belonging to Thomas Johnston. Hoping he joins the club.
Club members gathered to catch up and talk cars.
Miniature XK120 next to Art Foley's D-Type.
Art's D-Type and red 1954 XK120 belonging to Jeral Godfrey.
1961 XK150 belongs to Peter Downing.
1997 XK8 was one of two cars brought by Carollyne Coby.
2007 XK belonging to Ernest Umemoto.
Black 1964 E-Type belonging to non-member Stenchever and 1970 E-Type belonging to non-member Stephen Sykora from Oregon.
Carollyne Coby won 1st place for her 1967 E-Type.
Carollyne had nice write-ups on display.
Vendors like Avants had setup booths at the event.
Mark Jones had a tent for BritSport.
1997 XK8 Coupe belongs to Gary Griswold. Love his vanity plate!
2004 XJR belongs to non-member Jonathan White
Modified XK120 belongs to non member Greg Wilson
Modifications to the XK120 were very tasteful.
Interior of modified XK120
1958 XK150 DHC belongs to Guy Boswell.
1952 XK120 OTS belongs to non-member Paul Mascuch
1953 XK120 FHC belongs to non-member Jason Wilcox
Front view of Jason's 1953 XK120
1959 XK150 belongs to John Holmes
John has a nice write-up on his 1959 XK150
1959 XK150S OTS belongs to Glen Read.
This XK150S belonging to Glen & Debbie Read won 1st place in the XK120-140-150 class.
The WWABFM Youth Award. The toggle actually could turn on the light. This award was won by Glen and Debbie Read with their 1959 XK150S
1950 XK120 belongs to Ehab Sahawneh and Samah Sous and won 3rd place.
1954 XK120 belongs to non-member Kent Harbridge
Ben Brown and Jeral Godfrey discussing what? In front of Ben's 1954 XK120.
1969 E-Type belongs to Marwan Kashkoush and won 3rd place.
1964 E-Type belongs to non-member Stenchever
Kurt Hrubant's 2015 F-Type
2007 XK belonging to Ernest Umemoto
Adrian Brennan's 2007 XK
Adrian relaxing behind his car.
Adrian Brennan won this prestigious 2nd in class award.
1997 XK8 belongs to Carolynne Colby who brought two cars to the show.
Engine of 1988 XJS belonging to Greg Holt. He joined the Seattle Jaguar Club the day after the WWABFM event. I like to think I talked him into joining!
I think this vanity plate is British for Hungover.
1996 XJS belongs to Tracy Owen
Tracy Owen standing behind his 1996 XJS
2016 F-Type S belongs to non-member Jim Evans from Boise, ID
1997 XK8 Coupe belongs to Gary Griswold.
1986 XJ6 belongs to David Adelsman
2004 XJR belongs to non-member Jonathan White
1970 XJ6 belongs to non-member Phil Torres.
2015 XF belongs to Kent Wiken
Food trucks were doing a brisk business.
L-R, non-member's Stephen Sykora's 1970 E-Type from Oregon, Peter Butterfield's 1967 E-Type, David LeVan's 1971 E-Type.
L-R, Coby's 1967 E-Type and non-member Lynn Gardner's 1964 E-Type FHC from Boise.
Ehab and Glen with their vehicles.
2014 F-Type R, belonging to Brian Nash, had chauffeured Her Majesty to the event.
That's Ray Papineau helping Art park his D-Type replica.
Almost got it!
Pit Crew of the miniature XK120 visited with Kurt Jacobson's XK120 in center. Left is Guy Boswell's XK150 DHC and right is the modified XK120 belonging to non-member Greg Wilson.
L-R Chris Eseman, Kenny (Marwan's friend) Marwan Kashkoush in front of Marwan's 1966 E-Type OTS.
The 1937 Velocette KSS 350 motorcycle was brought by John & Trish Blackburn
Curt Kyle and Dave Runstrom with the Lodge at Saint Edward as the backdrop.
Ehab and Ben standing behind Ben's 1954 XK120 SC DHC
New club member Craig Cootsona (in plaid shirt) crafted this MG Q-Type replica and won the People's Choice award.
The WWABFM's People's Choice award also had a toggle switch for the light.
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
Pictures of Jaguars!
And finally, Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant just chilling out!
2021Aug7 Concours d'Elegance - Jaguars on The Green
The Seattle Jaguar Club's Jaguars on The Green for 2021 Concours d'Elegance was held August 7th at the Swinomish Casino & Lodge in Anacortes, WA.
The Casino was an elegant place to hold the Concours as this picture with Roy's car shows.
And the casino offered fun entertainment too.
There were places for casual gatherings so friends could chat.
There was a Hospitality Suite the night before the Concours and everyone had a good time there. Main characters here were Amber Olson & Glen Read seated and Ray Papineau and Linda Roberts standing.
Kurt Jacobson and Austria Gracey.
Brian Case and Debbie Read.
Chuck Olson and Bill Buegel. Yummy appetizers behind them!
Joey Manley and Austria.
Joey Manley and Michael Watts and Cheryl Jacobson.
Linda and Michael.
Linda and Ray. What a cute couple!!
Linda and Michael and Joey.
Michael & Linda & Sharon & Brian.
Vickie Kolmar, Randy & Vicki Niman and Zane Ware.
Nice spread of appetizers! They were all delicious.
Hospitality Suite
Jon Rogers taking pictures.
Hospitality Suite
We all loved Austria's jacket!
The morning of the Concours many were doing last minute prep work on their cars but no one had such a thorough washing as Austria!!!
And her F-Type looked great after the cleaning!
And here is the old school…washing the cars.
Kurt Jacobson and Curt Kyle working on covering his XK120. Trying to protect it from the rain!
There's Kurt, laying down on the job again!
And then it came time for the judging, in the rain!
Bill Holmes, Steve Averill and Ehab Sahawneh were judging and Cheryl Jacobson was a runner, taking score sheets to be tallied.
Vickie Kolmar did a great job getting all the scores tallied. Roy in the background.
Bill Buegel's 1994 XJS
Brian Case's 1973 E-Type 2+2
Bill Goldfoos XK8
Chuck Olson's 1994 XJS
Chuck, checking on his engine compartment, made it to the cover of the Concours Bonus JagMag.
Cordell Newby's 1950 Mark V
Curt Kyle's 2011 XKR
Danny Lisa's 2002 XJR
Dave Clarke's 1967 420
Dave & Janet Clarke posed in front of car that received the People's Choice Award.
Their car was a standout. Winning the People's Choice Award and Most Elegant Jaguar.
David Runstrom's 1967 E-Type.
Gene Kahn's 1955 XK140
Gene Kahn's 1962 E-Type
Jim Sander's 1985 XJ6
Jon Rogers discussing his engine with Will Humiston
Jon Roger's 1955 XK140
Kurt Hrubant's 2015 F-Type R
Kurt Jacobson's 1954 XK120
Cheryl Jacobson with the XK120
Larry Dunn and his 1971 E-Type
Michael Watts' 1994 XJ6
Peter Downing's 1961 XK150
Randy Niman's 1957 XK140
Ray Papineau's XKSS replica.
Ray Papineau & Linda Roberts with the XKSS
Roy Pringle's 2017 XF
Scott Johnson's 2017 F-Type
Seth Schenker's XKR convertible. Seth is from JOCO and volunteered to help with judging.
Sharon Case's 2003 S Type
Steven Bruce's 1962 Mark II
Will Humiston's 1970 E-Type
Will Humiston with his car.
Zane Ware's 1977 XJ6C
Peter Downing with his 1961 XK150
Gene Kahn's 1958 XK150 and GlenRead's 1959 XK150
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CARS on the FIELD
CARS on the FIELD-they did get wet!
Tool Kit with Cordell's 1950 Mark V
Tool Kit with Cordell's 1950 Mark V
We did have to deal with some rain!
Marti Newby was dressed for the rain.
Patty McKerney and Michael Watts and Fitz
Jim and Carol Sanders talking with David Runstrom
Austria Gracey brought lots of friends to the show.
Ron Smith Kurt Hrubant Patty McKerney
During the Concours we had box lunches from the Casino.
Debbie Read helped tally the score sheets and behind her, Curt Kyle was ready as a runner if there were any questions for the judges.
Joey Manley was the Concours Chair and kept everything running smoothly
Glen Read and Bud Anderson and Gene Kahn having a serious discussion.
Everyone gathered for the presentation of the People's Choice Award.
Dave Clarke, between Zane and Joey, being congratulated on being selected by the People.
What car was this handle on??
At the end of the Concours the vehicles were loaded back into their trailers. This is Cordell's 1950 Mark V.
Larry Dunn loading his 1971 E-Type
Ray's XKSS replica loaded and ready to go.
While some of us were taking naps before the Banquet some were still out taking pictures and captured the double rainbows!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Rainbows and cars!
Austria Gracey received 1st Place for her F-Type in the Modified Class.
Bill Buegel received 1st Place for his XJS convertible in Champion Class.
Chuck Olson received award for his 1994 XJS
Danny Lisa received 1st Place award in Champion Class for his 2002 XJR
Dave Clarke received Concours award for his 1967 420 and he received Most Elegant Jaguar on the Field Award.
Dave Clarke's 1967 420 also received the large People's Choice Award.
Ehab Sahawneh received award for his 1950 XK120
Ehab also received the Rich Williams Best Restoration XK120-140-150 Award,
Glen Read received award for his 1959 XK150
Jon Rogers received a 2nd place award for his XK140 in Modified Class
Kurt Jacobson received 1st Place award for his1954 XK120 in Champion Class.
I guess Kurt was really excited by his award!
Kurt Hrubant received 1st Place award in Driven Class for his 2015 F-Type R
Larry Dunn received award for his E-Type
Michael Watts received 1st Place in Driven Class for his 1994 XJ6
Ray Papineau received 1st Place award for his XKSS Replica
Sharon Case received 1st Place in Champion Class for her 2003 S Type
The Banquet was a great opportunity to sit down and talk with other members. Kurt & Cheryl Jacobson
The Banquet - Roy & Sheila Pringle
The Banquet - Cheryl & Sheila were enjoying themselves.
The Banquet - Cheryl, Sheila, Roy, Brian, Sharon, Chuck and Amber.
The Banquet - Jon & Lisa Rogers
The Banquet - Will Humiston, Zane Ware, Vickie Kolmar, a sister and a brother, Vicki and Randy Niman.
The Banquet -Steven & Denise Bruce, Larry & Gloria Dunn, Janet & Dave Clarke
The Banquet - John Wiley (from Hagerty), Carmen (Ehab's daugher), Ehab Sahawneh, Linda Roberts, Ray Papineau, Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant.
The Banquet - Austria Gracey (center), Joey and Michael (standing behind Joey) and the friends that came to support Austria.
Brian posing the next morning before leaving the Swinomish Casino & Lodge.
2021Jul25 Informal Meet for Brunch at The Derby and tour The Shop in Seattle
On July 25, 2021 we met for an informal brunch at the Derby Restaurant in Seattle.
Our Jags gathered close by in the parking lot.
New members (seated) Nick & Sandy Bulpin talk with Lisa Wiken.
It was a beautiful day to gather on the outside deck and catch up with old friends or meet new ones.
Danny Lisa (left) talking with John Schwartz.
Seated left to right, Brian Case, Kurt Jacobson, Ray Papineau and standing, Kurt Hrubant and Patty McKerney.
Left to right, John Blackburn, Kent Wiken, Trish Blackburn and Lisa Wiken.
Left to right, Chris Eseman, Debbie Read, Glen Read and Arlayne Eseman.
Lou Copeland (left) and Will Baker (right) are deciding what to order for brunch.
Seated, Kent and Lisa Wiken, standing, Sharon and Brian Case.
New member John Schwartz and his XK
His license plate describes what he does for a living.
Lou Copeland and Will Baker with their XJ6.
There was also a tour of The Shop which is a garage storage facility that includes areas to work on your vehicle.
There is an E Type behind those tires
Lots of Classic GM cars here.
The Shop had an amazing number of cars being stored there.
As Kurt would say, this is a opossum's view of an XK140
As the story goes, Macklemore came one night and parked his Maybach outside and drove his vintage limo to some gala event.
Also belonging to Macklemore was a "moose" motorcycle.
XK150 Jaguar
Trish Blackburn with Morgan Motorcycle
The Shop also had storage for motorcycles like these Ducatis.
Kurt Hrubant and Patty McKerney looking at a Cobra
A very rare 1954 Sutton Jaguar special.
Glad to see an E-Type stored in the garage.
The Shop also offered a mechanic that could help you with your repairs or you could pay him to do the work for you.
There was a doorway hidden behind a bookcase that led to a cigar lounge.
This F1 Racing Icon, a 1962 Scarab F1 Race Car with the first and only Rear-Engine Buick V8. The famous British Racing Team, Chuck Daigh and Lance Reventlow competed with the Scarab from 1958-1962.
2021Jul 2-4 Annual Pacific NW Historics Vintage Races at the Pacific Raceway
The Annual Pacific Northwest Historics Vintage Races at the Pacific Raceway was a great event. It is on the July 4th weekend every year. Definitely want to mark your calendar for next year.
There was such a variety of cars in the car corral
They were featuring the E-Type for its 60th anniversary. So Jaguars got to park right along the fence and it was a great spot to watch the races.
It was a beautiful day and we could watch the races and socialize with other members or people looking at our jaguars.
The display tent included two of our member's E-Types and a race car belonging to Mark Jones. The Blackburn's had their convertible in there and the Case's had their Coupe there.
On Sunday Craig Shrontz added his BRG convertible E-Type to the display tent.
Chuck & Lindsy Anderson packed a lot of stuff in the back of their E-Type.
Here you can see them relaxing under the shade of their canopy with the Jaguar Racing flag flying.
You can tell they have done this a time or two with their table & chairs, enjoying their picnic lunch.
Chuck & Lindsy Anderson's 1964 E-Type attracted a lot of attention.
It is good to see the younger generations being brought into the fold early! Mike Boyd brought his grandson Porter.
Mike Boyd & Lynn Szalay in front of their 1970 E Type convertible.
Mike & Porter getting ready to drive in the parade laps.
Richard & Linda Desimone in their 1965 E-Type. They seemed to be having fun!
Got to meet a former member, David Adelsman, shown with his 1986 XJ6. He said he is going to rejoin the club.
Members Jay & Lori Dinnison, behind their 2016 F Type R
This is when we all lined up for the parade laps. They had the E-Types first and then the rest of the Jaguars followed by everyone else. It was fun!
Kent was able to get a shot of cars in front of him on the track during the parade laps.
This is a great shot of the track taken by Kent Wiken. I will have to look for this spot next year!
This is a look at the paddock.
Craig Shrontz was actually there to enter in the races!
Craig brought his Harrington Jaguar too.
The car Craig raced is a 1960 Lola Mk1
Here is his #2 with other cars in Vintage Racing Motors tent.
Great shot someone got of Craig in his Lola!
Dr Ernie Nagamatsu in his Old Yeller II famous historic race car
I like to photograph the rear-ends because it is helping me learn the models. This is Michael & Lynn's 1970 E-Type convertible.
Sharon & Brian's 2003 S-Type
Kent's 2015 XF
Jay & Lori's 2016 F Type R
Kurt & Cheryl's 2007 XK convertible
Ray's 1968 E-Type FHC
Richard & Linda's 1965 E-Type
David Adelsman's 1986 XJ6
Brad's 2010 XKR convertible
Ehab's 1963 E-Type FHC
Brian & Sharon's E-Type Coupe 2+2
John & Trish's 1969 E-Type OTS in Ascot Fawn
Kurt Hrubant's 2015 F-Type Coupe
Michael Watt's 1994 XJ6
Joey Manley's F Pace
Craig Shrontz's 1966 E-Type Roadster in British Racing Green
2021Jun20 Mini Car Show for Father's Day at Brookdale Senior Living Solutions in West Seattle
Event was to celebrate no covid cases at the Brookdale Senior Living Solutions In West Seattle
Mark Jones, with BritSport of Seattle, had been asked to help put together a car show. Mark is in front of his 1955 DB Lagonda 3 Litre Saloon.
Front of the Lagonda
Festival atmosphere for the seniors and West Seattle residents
Even Elvis showed up!
They actually closed a lane of California Ave for the event. Red E-Type is Marwan's and white E-Type belongs to John Carallo (not a club member, yet).
Red E-Type near front of line belongs to Brian & Sharon Case
Julian Pace and Brian Case checking out all the cars.
Julian really liked the XK150 that belongs to our member Gary Mulhair
Julian talked to the owner about his unusual Kaiser Darrin
The most unusual feature was the pocket doors! I love those!
Sunbeam Tiger
Marwan Kashkoush, with red baseball cap on, and his recently purchased E-Type
Julian Pace with his friend Mulani in front of his Vanden Plas with his white XK behind them
Brian answering questions about his E-Type and recruiting new members for the club
2021Jun19 Drive from Kelso to Long Beach to Raymond to Kalama
Group met in the parking lot of Wilco Farm Store in Kelso to start the drive.
meeting in Kelso
2021Jun12 Show & Shine at the Read's
2021May23rd Informal Dinner at IL SICILIANO Ristorante, Enumclaw, WA
2021May Spring Thing Gimmick Drive around Gig Harbor Peninsula
2021April Drive to Tulip Town and La Conner
2021March drive to Port Gamble and Poulsbo
2021Jan Eagles and Raptors Tour
2020Nov Bridges and Barns Tour
2020Oct Snoqualmie Pass Drive
2020Sep Chinook Pass Prowl
Miscellaneous Events
2020Jun Tour of NW Carriage Museum - joint tour with JOCO

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