Jaguar owners clubs
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Willikins

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304 posts

236 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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Hi

I am going to get myself a MK 2 this year and was just looking to join an owners club. Do any owners have any advise as to which one as there seems to be a few. I am based in Hertfordshire if that makes any difference

Thanks

Steve

exkay

656 posts

217 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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Jaguar Enthusiasts club....much less stuck up than the Jaguar drivers club...

mph

2,376 posts

311 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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Willikins said:
Hi

I am going to get myself a MK 2 this year and was just looking to join an owners club. Do any owners have any advise as to which one as there seems to be a few. I am based in Hertfordshire if that makes any difference

Thanks

Steve
Depends what you want from a club.

The JEC is bigger and more practically orientated, but in my particular area the JDC is much better organised and attended.

I'm a member of both.

Why not check out your local area meets for both clubs and see which one suits you best ?




1954etype

232 posts

200 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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What do you want from a club? I have been a member of all clubs over the last 30 years or so and have the following comments to make:

1. Technical assistance. Not brilliant and takes ages for a response (on line forums much better)
2. Events. Don't need to be a club member and when I was, there were no discounts for entry.
3. Tool hire. I think the JEC do some specialist tools.
4. Car appraisal. You'll pay for this service and can get it independantly and from clubs.
5. Magazine. Both equal but don't have much substance. The JDC seemed to be about dinner dances and polishing. (I think the E type and Mk 2 registers are pretty good though - they organise Prescott and Goodwood regularly).

it all depends what you are looking for. I'm not a member of any clubs now but might join a single marque in the future.

Willikins

Original Poster:

304 posts

236 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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Thanks for the replies, I am mainly looking for technical advise and maybe access to cheaper insurance etc. dinner dances are defiantly not my thing. Local meets etc would be a bonus but not vital.

Steve

mph

2,376 posts

311 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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Willikins said:
Thanks for the replies, I am mainly looking for technical advise and maybe access to cheaper insurance etc. dinner dances are defiantly not my thing. Local meets etc would be a bonus but not vital.
Steve
JEC is definately the most "technical" club. Membership of either would give you insurance and other discounts.

Again if your local area is very active you'll find a lot of advice/assistance from local members and also access to local specialists.



Willikins

Original Poster:

304 posts

236 months

Saturday 5th January 2013
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Thanks JEC it is then