From: Jack Humphrey Jagluver2@cs.com
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2018 17:59
To: Regional Directors

Subject: November / December 2018 Jaguar Journal Binding Problems

Region Directors,

We have known about a potential problem for a week now, but believed it affected only a small number of special editions. Today, Mike Meyer reported he received a copy with missing and duplicated pages so bad copies have been sent to the general membership.

Please inform members about the potential problem and provide instructions on requesting a replacement Jaquar Journal.

Best Regards, Jack

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Dear member

In the most recent issue (November/December 2018), a small number of Jaguar Journal copies were incorrectly bound. Several pages were missing and others duplicated. Most of the copies were caught, but because of the current rapid mail-drop process we use to improve delivery, it is possible that a handful of defective copies entered the postal system. If you encounter one of these copies, please retain the address flyer election ballot and the Welsh Enterprises holiday gift brochure. Then, contact Mr. Mark Brooks at Graphcom, our printer, for a replacement copy.
Again, retain the address flyer election ballot and Welsh Enterprises holiday gift brochure from your defective issue.

Email mbrooks@graphcom.com
or call: 800.669.1664 x1243
mobile: 717.451.1195
direct: 717.253.9459

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Peter Crespin and the Jaguar Journal team

Wouldn’t it be great to have one of these built with updated materials and technology?

Thanks for the article, AUTOWEEK.

Timeless machine: This is the first new Jaguar XKSS built since 1957

AUTOWEEK 2017 Jaguar F-Pace S Drive Review: a beautiful box

Very good review! If you are in the market, this is definitely a contender!

Some cool history about a cool car manufacturer and its latest: MASSIVELY COOL CAR !!

Thanks, Jack

“With the Lightweight program, Jaguar successfully took several old cars and managed to reproduce replicas that perform just as well as any brand new car on the market today.”

Encore for the world’s first supercar.

THE TESLA  ASSEMBLY PLANT IN FREMONT, CALIFORNIA

Pretty amazing ‘stuff’ —
Watch this and it will remind you why manufacturing jobs will never again be what they once were.  ‘Once upon a time’- this was the stuff of science fiction.  Some of our children are now able to gain exposure to this advanced technology in a few of the more advanced high school curricula around the country!  Wow.

Tesla Assembly Line – Building the Future

Thanks to Jack for this lead.

Don’t miss AUTOWEEK’s CAR LIFE missing Jaguar feature.

If not the perfect birthday present, then darn close to it, eh, what!

Jaguar Land Rover Classic division of SVO has just announced they will be building nine new Jaguar XKSS models to replace those lost in the fire at the Brown’s Lane Factory in 1957.

The XKSS cars were essentially road-going versions of the Le Mans-winning D-Type race car. In the U.S., this model is most closely associated with Steve McQueen.

• 9 cars will be available worldwide
• price expected to be over 1 million British pounds
• vehicles not street legal, but captivating as a garage queen
• sales will be directly through JLR Classic division in the UK

Contact Thom at Jaguar Land Rover Colorado Springs right away to get yours!

Attached is a link on the Jaguar Art of Performance Tour that was held in LA and San Francisco. There will be more of these events national wide with the next one in Texas and then moving east. Therefore if you or your members will want to attend one of these exciting events, now is the time to sign up.

Click on the URL below to find out more.

http://www.jaguarusa.com/all-models/xe/experience-xe/art-of-performance.html

Thanks,

Doug and Jack