July 2014 Volume 47, Issue 7

Contents

Page 2 Club InformationPage 3 Presidents PagePage 4 EventsPage 5 Years SchedulePage 7 Summer Party

Page 9 Western States 2014Page 10 ACC (CP) reportPage 12 Concours reportPage 13 Concours ScoresPage 15 Board MeetingPage 15 Larenda Hershey

Page 16 Financials Race Kids CancerPage 17 Monthly Meeting CCCC ReportPage 18 MembershipPage 19 Classified Ads

July 12th, Saturday, Summer Party at the Redrupp’s July 20th, Sunday, RMJC Slalom at Front Range Airport August 5th, Tuesday, Board Meeting at Hummel’s August 12th, Tuesday, General Meeting at Piccolo’s

The Cussler’s Concours with Gary K. “Best of Show” in foregroundand Jack B. “Peoples Choice” in the background

Steve K. Photo

Board Members at Large

Bill Beeson 303-699-8705Dwight Eisnach 303-794-6443Frank Hummel 303-443-5465Frank Oakley 720-851-5708Frank Sullivan 970-226-1194

Concours Chairs:Gary George 303-477-0189Deanie Kennedy 303-489-3944

Dust Off: Bob and Pat Grossman 303-278-2068

Membership: Deanie Kennedy 303-489-3944

Local Contact and Regalia: Steve Kennedy 303–489-3955 skennedy@ecentral.com

e-mail to board at: board@rockymountainjaguarclub.org

Advertising in Cat Tales: contact TreasurerMembership Form: page 15

Officers of the RMJC 2014President: Howard Mumm 303-805-1644 president@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgVice President: Bob Grossman 303-278-2068

vice_president@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgSecretary: Steve Kennedy 303-489-3955 secretary@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgTreasurer: Deanie Kennedy 303-489-3944 treasurer@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgNewsletter Editor: Gordon Kenney 303-766-7826 newsletter@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgWebmaster: Rob van Westenberg 303-697-4260 webmaster@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgPast President: Gene Cookenboo 303-674-7154 past_president@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgChief Judge: Gary George 303-477-0189 chief_judge@rockymountainjaguarclub.org

Cat Tales is published monthly Reproduction of articles iswelcomed if proper credit is given.Editor: Gordon Kenney, 303-766-7826newsletter@rockymountainjaguarclub.org

Meetings are on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Piccolo’srestaurant at 3563 S. Monaco Parkway 0.2 mile east of I-25 atHampden and 1 block south on Monaco. Meet at 6:30 pm fordrinks and dinner; meeting starts at 7:30. Meeting are heldevery month except March, July and December when specialmeetings are arranged. Board meetings, open to all, are at amembers house at 6:30 pm on the 1st Tuesday of every evennumbered month.

Dues are $65.00 /year which includes “Cat Tales”,membership in JCNA, the national “Jaguar Journal”,eligibility to enter JCNA sanctioned Concoursd’Elegance and other national and regional events.

For new memberships there is a one-time $20 addi-tional charge covering name tags, club patch, decaland membership cards. Use the form in this news-letter or printed from the web site or sign-up on-line.Non-members subscriptions are $30/year; Canadianand foreign are $36/year. Membership is open toowners of Jaguar automobiles and to others inter-ested in furthering the enjoyment of them.

The Rocky Mountain Jaguar Club - RMJCP.O. Box 2923 Denver, CO 80201-2923 www.rockymountainjaguarclub.org

Jaguar Club Southern Colorado - JCSCDon Yowell, Acting President 719-594-0066

General Meeting on 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Jaguar/Land Rover dealership inColorado Springs. JCSC events are included in the RMJC event schedule.

Advertising Rates for Rocky Mountain Jaguar ClubClassified: Members may place Cat Tales ads for their own personal use at any time. Contact editor atnewsletter@rockymountainjaguarclub.org Non-members are charged $5 an issue for up to 10 lines of text plus aphoto. Advertising in both Cat Tales and on RMJC Web Site is $20/month including a photo. We reserve the right to refuse any advertising for any reason.A members’ business card ad in the newsletter is $25 plus $20 for web site display; $45 for both.

Commercial display ads are per year. Rates are for ads in either the newsletter (B/W) or web (color) or in both.Business card size is $92/yr (newsletter OR web) or $128/yr for both; ¼ page is $164 and $236, ½ page is $290 and$425 and full page is $500 and $740Ads run from January 1st to December 31st, but can be prorated. Advertising must be paid in full at time of placement.Contact: Deanie Kennedy, Treasurer at treasurer@rockymountainjaguarclub.orgSend Payment to: Treasurer, 8137 Zang St, Arvada, CO 80005 Effective 1/1/2014

Presidents Page by Howard Mumm

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June was a busy month. We had twoConcours; the Ability Connection Colo-rado show at the ACC site on SundayJune 8, and the RMJC Concours at theCussler Museum on Sunday June 21.The major difference between thesetwo events was the weather. TheACC Concours was turned into a maddash for the exits when a nasty stormvisited from the northwest about 1:00o’clock . At one time it seemed as ifhalf the remaining visitors to the showwere huddled under the RMJC tents. Takingtents down and packing up in the middle of adriving rainstorm took teamwork and a lot ofhelp. Thanks to all who showed up for theevent, given the dire weather forecasts, andthanks to all who helped set up and take downthe RMJC corral. Special thanks to Frank Oak-ley, Bill Beeson, Dwight Eisnach, and DonLeach for their help staking out the club corrals,and setting up the Club signs on Saturday.RMJC did about 60% of the work laying out theClub positions for the show. Terri Armstrong ofACC was very happy we pitched in to get thatwork done. Also, thanks to the Kennedy’s, theOrr’s and again Don Leach for showing up at“0-Dark Thirty” to help position cars and set uptents on Sunday morning. Even though wehad some rain, and didn’t get the type of daywe hoped for, RMJC and its members madethe day memorable, and an ACC (CP) show wewon’t soon forget.

RMJC’s Cats at the Cussler Concours wasn’twithout its own weather drama, as we all heldour collective breath as a storm slid around tothe north. Besides that, the day offered a laidback enjoyable car show atmosphere.

We did have some incredibly close scores,however, that generated good car show drama.In C16, the XK8 class, the difference between1st and 3rd Place in the Championship divisionwas 3/100 of a point. Hats off and manythanks to Gary and Judy George, and Steveand Deanie Kennedy for volunteering and exe-cuting the Concours Chair duties, and puttingon a great 2014 Concours. Thanks to all whohelped put up tents, set up breakfast and lunch,

and the general toting andlifting required by an eventthis size. The Cussler Mu-seum was a superb venuefor the Concours. Therewas definitely a striking con-trast between the old carsinside the museum and thenewer Jags outside the mu-seum.

In July we have two funevents coming up. The Summer Party and theRMJC Sanctioned Slalom. We will hold theAnnual Summer Party on Saturday, July 12 atthe Redrupp’s. No tents to put up, and if itrains, we can go inside their lovely home. Thisis always a fun event, with good participationby Club members. Don’t forget to RSVP andplan to bring a delicious dish to compliment thegreat menu they have planned.

The RMJC Sanctioned Slalom will be July 20that Front Range Airport. Get in the practice lapsyou will need to succeed in the Western StatesSlalom in September. Remember, if you arevolunteering for the Slalom at Western States,it is important that you attend this slalom andthe short training we will be offering during theevent. We will need several teams to do Tech-nical Inspection, spotting, flagging, etc, so all ofthose positions will be covered at the July Sla-lom. Also, if you do well at our Slalom, and dowell at the Western States Slalom, you willcompete for Regional Slalom points.

Everyone needs to be checking out the West-ern States Schedules, to make plans when youare going to come down to Colorado Springs tovolunteer and participate in the events. Thisevent is a National JCNA event, and we wantto have lots of volunteers and lots of participa-tion from our club. See the documents in thisCat Tales for more information.

Two great Concours are in the history book andmany more great activities coming up! Weneed your registrations for Western States sobe sure and get out there and… Take the leap

July 12th, Saturday, Summer Party at the Redrupp’s see details on page 7 (no Piccolo’s meeting)

Ju;y 20th, Sunday, Slalom at Front Range Airport, see details belowAugust 5th, Board Meeting at the Hummel’s

August 12th, Tuesday, Regular Monthly meeting at Piccolo’s

And then a very busy September starts off with the Western States 2014and the JCSC Concours then the “Conclave” and DFTK - details later

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Slalom # 1, Sunday, July 20, 2014 at Front Range AirportArrive no later than 8:30am

Invite Family and Friends for a Day of Fun Driving

(Slalom #2 will be at Western States in Cheyenne Mountain State Park on Thursday, September 4. If you plan toattend or volunteer for Western States, plan to attend Slalom #1!!)

Best to be there at 7:30am if you plan to help with the Slalom set up for the day! It helps to haveextra hands setting up tents and the course. If not coming early, be there at 8:00-8:30 am to getyour car emptied, technical inspection completed and registration paperwork filled out BEFORE theDrivers meeting at 9:30-10am. Driver’s meeting will be conducted by the Slalom Master, BobGrossman and includes a walk of the course and rules of the drive and questions answered.Please RSVP to the Event Coordinator, Cyndi Mumm, cyndi.mumm@comcast.net or 303-805-1644.

Cost is $35 for RMJC members and $40 for non-members. Any car can be entered; roll bars notrequired and loaner helmets will be available. Pump up your tires an extra 5 pounds of pressure forbest handling of car on the course.

The club will provide a main course for the group as long as we have enough folks sign up. We askyou contribute to the Lunch by bringing side dishes, or desserts and drinks to share with the group.

Directions: DO NOT GO TO WATKINS FRONT RANGE AIRPORT EXIT (go past it)

Go 10 miles east of the E-470 and I-70 intersection on I-70 and take exit 299 (Manila Road). Gonorth about 1.2 miles on Manila Road, and turn right just after the RR tracks onto Middlebrook Roadand then thru the gate with the RMJC Banner. Follow Middlebrook Road east 0.5 mile and thennorth about 2 miles. Turn left on unmarked access road to the parking apron where RMJC will beset up.

Registration and payment You can be handle registration by accessing RMJC atwww.rockymountainjaguarclub.org . Click on Events, then Slalom Events on the left. You will seeADD TO CART, or you can scroll down the page and download a form, print, fill out and mail toCyndi Mumm. At a minimum, let Cyndi know you are coming and bring registration form andpayment.

Events 2014

January14  General Meeting Piccolo’s

Gary George - Appraisals

February 4 Board Meeting - George’s

11 General Meeting at Piccolo’s Pgm: Gordon Kenney, Year in Review

March (No General Meeting at Piccolo’s)15 Presidents Recognition Dinner. Cool River Café, Sat.30 New Member Party at Mumm’s, Sun.

April 1 Board Meeting at Eisnach’s 3-6 Annual General Meeting (AGM) 8 General Meeting at Piccolo’s12 First Judges School - Sat.

May 3 Second Judges School - Sat.13 General Meeting at Piccolo’s18 Dust Off by Grossmans, Sun.

June 3 Board Meeting at Grossman’s 8 Ability Connection Co Show (CP) Sun.10 General Meeting at Piccolo’s21 RMJC Concours d’Elegance - Sat.

July (No meeting at Piccolo’s) 12 Summer Party at Redrupp’s - Sat. 20 Slalom at Front Range Airport - Sun.

August 5 Board Meeting at Hummel’s 12 General Meeting at Piccolo’s

September2-6 Western States 2014 6 JCSC Concours, Sat. 9 General Meeting at Piccolo’s

nominations 13 Ride the Rockies, Sat. 14 British Car Conclave, Sun. 20 Drive for the Kids Childrens Hospital 28 Komen Race for Cure

October 7 Board Meeting at Oakley’s14 General Meeting at Piccolos,

nominations

November11 General Meeting at Piccolo’s, elections

December (no meeting at Piccolo’s) 2 Board Meeting at Kennedy’s 6 Holiday Party - JCSC 13 Holiday Party - RMJC Sheridan Den W.

If you have questions aboutmembership contact me at303-489-3944 or e-mail todkennedy@ecentral.com

New Members

RMJC WEBSITE www.rockymountainjaguarclub.org

webmaster: Rob van Westenberg: please visit and use our web pages 5

July 2014

Bonnie Warner & Bill LlewellinLittleton, CO1999 XK8

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Annual Summer “Party Time” at

the Redrupps

Saturday, July 12th 3:00pm

Grilled marinated ‘family’ sirloin steak & BBQ ribs, roast-ed garlic & sweet onions, roasted red peppers and corn

dish, broccoli w/bacon salad, rolls.

Wine and Brit beers will be on hand.

If you have a preference, feel free to byo.

Additional salads, side dishes and/or desserts would be welcome.

RSVP to Jackie and Brian by July 8 at 303-800-5880 or jagnuts2@gmail.com

Address: 6150 Rain Dance Trail, Littleton, CO 80125.

From Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, Parker

In Castle Rock, take Founders’ Parkway, go west of I-25to US85 (Santa Fe). Go north on 85 about 11 miles toTitan parkway. Left onto W Titan Road for 3 miles. WTitan Rd becomes N Rampart Range Rd, travel 3.6 milesto Roxborough Drive. Gate access. Tell them you aregoing to the Redrupp’s and there will be maps for you atthe Gate. Drive 2.4 miles on Roxborough Drive. Turnleft onto Willow Broom Trail, go to 1st right onto RainDance Trail, and 6150 Rain Dance Trail is on the left.

From the North –

Take C-470 to Wadsworth Blvd/CO 121. Go south on Wadsworth Blvd 4.3miles. Turn left onto Waterton Rd and go 1.6 miles. Turn right onto NRampart Range Road and go 2.2 miles. Continue onto Roxborough Drive1.2 miles, go through the Gate and get a map. Travel to Willow BroomTrail and turn left, then right onto Rain Dance Trail and 6150 is on yourleft.

BE SURE TO GET A MAP FROM THE SECURITY GUARD AT THE ENTRANCE (photos from the 2013 summer party)

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Jaguar XJ. A modern flagship for a classic auto maker.

Contact: JackTerHarjterhar@sthmotors.com303.469.1801 x. 6514

Ian Reddingiredding@sthmotors.com303.469.1801 x. 769

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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!!!Western States Web Site: http://www.jagclub.org/2014-western-states-registration

Download version is available online! Click on News & Notices on site, pdf on Event Information will takeyou through all the amenities and in Colorado Springs to share with fellow Jaguar enthusiasts all over theUS! Start inviting your family, friends and car lovers now!! We are excited as Registrations are coming inthe door for this amazing event!

Tuesday September 2 Registration at the Cheyenne Mountain ResortHospitality Suite and Welcome Reception

Wednesday September 3 Tour and Rallye to Cripple Creek, COGambling, Shopping, Cocktails, Hors ’Oeuvres, andGroup Dinner at Wildwood Casino

Drive at your leisure, rallye for competition, or bus your way to fun!

Thursday September 4 Slalom in Cheyenne Mountain State Park includesEntry fee, Lunch, drinks and fun! Be a spectator, haveLunch and cheer on the competitors!!

Thursday evening Theme Night “WWII Returns” Costume Gala, Cocktails,Hors d’Oeuvres, Museum Tour, Dinner, Presentation,Music and DancingLocation: The National WWII Aviation Museum

Friday September 5 Western States 2014 Concours d’ Elegance Location: Cheyenne Mountain Resort (CMR)

Hot Breakfast on site; Buffet Grill Lunch at CMRWestern States Awards Dinner at CMR

Saturday September 6 JCSC’s Pikes Peak Concours d’ Elegance - #2 Location: Cheyenne Mountain Resort (CMR)

Hot Breakfast on site; Buffet Grill Lunch at CMRAwards Dinner at CMR

Sunday September 7 Departure – Option to enjoy CMR’s famous Sunday Brunch at your leisure

For more information or registration questions, contact Cyndi Mumm 303-805-1644cyndi.mumm@comcast.net or Deanie Kennedy 303-489-3944 dkennedy@jcna.com 9

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!st Annual Colorado Concours Motoring Legends Forum Benefiting

Ability Connection Colorado ReportOn the Friday before the Concours at ACC (formerly known as the CP Show) Bob & Iattended the forum held at Audi Denver. The panel included Jim Strandberg ( RMJC visitedhis shop High Mountain Classics in Berthoud a few years ago), Denise McCluggage, famousPorsche & Ferrari driver & journalist, and Dennis Little, car designer with GM for over 30yrs.

A few of the cars that will be at Sunday’s Concours were on display, but the evening was allabout the featured panelist. Much of the discussion was on the restoration costs & valua-tions seen in the collector car market. Since there was an unrestored “barn find” Maseration display, the panelists opinion varied on the “preservation class” vs “restored class” bestdirection for this car. Much of this was due to the recent sale of an unrestored 1956Mercedes Gullwing for $1.8 million which exceeded the $1.4 mil price of an almost identicalGullwing at the same sale.

Ms. McCluggage always is a delight to hear as she recounted her desire to “fulfill anyman’sdesire” by offering a co-drive at Sebring in 1961 in her Ferrari 250 GT SWB to Allan Eager asax player from New York. They won their class. One had the impression that her life hasbeen one of no adventure left untried. If you have a chance to see her at any event, doexperience the opportunity to listen to her speak of her good friends, Phil Hill, Jimmy Clark,Fangio and von Trips. She was always stood out in her white racing helmet with red polkadots. Bob & I have one of her great photos of Jimmy Clark racing his Lotus in Mexico whichshe graciously signed. It is one of our treasures. …..Pat Grossman

Ability Connection Colorado Exotic Car Show at ACC – June 8th, 2014We had 30 Jaguars in our corral to participate in the 31st Annual Exotic Car Show and Con-cours d’ Elegance. There were also a few others being shown by Stevinson Imports; one ofwhich was a stunning black F-Type Coupe. Jaguar Colorado Springs joined us with an XFAWD and an XF Convertible. We had some no shows due to the impending weather andthey were missed. Dennis Orr headed up the judging teams and they got to work. It was avery cool day and while watching the skies we got lunch underway a little early. Good thingtoo! Just about the time we got everything put away, the rain started. Lucky for us, we had3 tents to all huddle under; the rain lasted about 30 minutes and the venue cleared out byhalf very quickly. We made the best of it though, we always do; this club has a lot of troup-ers!! By the time we finished getting the tents down and loaded up, there was a tornado si-ren going off and state patrol was telling us all to go inside Arapahoe Community Collegebuildings! We all said nah and headed home. Check out the scores!!

Jaguar Corral Scoring - June 8, 2014 ACC Exotic Car Show at ACCMike Ramirez E-Type 1969 Dk Blue 260 1st

Dan Moyer E-Type 1969 Red 254 2nd

Paul Schmidt E-Type 1968 Signal Red 240 3rd

Frank Oakley XK8 1999 Red Conv 248.5 1st

Bill Beeson XK8 2001 Silver Coupe 245.5 2nd

Brent McGibbon XK8 2006 Silver Coupe 237 3rd

Frank Sullivan S-Type 2001 Silver 249.5 1st

…Cyndi

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2014 Concour Cats at the Cussler by Steve Kennedy

There were 35 Jaguars on the field and 69 peo-ple in attendance. The morning started off a bitcloudy, which was fine as it made for a nicetime. There was a bit of rain in the afternoon, butnothing bad. “Appraisals by George”, donated ahard back Clive Cussler book to each entry inthe Goodie Bag.

Sandy Dunlop, a long time member, came by.Many of the old time members enjoyed visitingwith her.

We had a great breakfast and lunch under theclub tents.

Judging ranfrom 10:30 to1:30; here GaryK. and Kyle T.check an E-Type

From 1:30 to 5,people touredthe museum followed by a catered BBQ dinnerand the awards presentations. Gary Kerkowshowed off the fabulous Michael Garman awardsthat will be used at the Western States event.

There were 18 championship cars, 10 drivencars, and 7 display Jaguars on the field. We had6 Jaguars from JCSC and most of the rest ofthem were RMJC Jaguars. All the Jaguars thatwere judged could be in the running for NorthAmerican JCNA awards if they attend both theWestern States and JCSC concours in Septem-ber.

Many thanks toTerry Cussler,Keith and theirteam for a wonder-ful event.

The blown

Bentley

was a

favorite

The Cussler Museum is open on Mondaysand Tuesdays; call 303-420-2795 for details.

RMJC Concours6/21/2014

Golden, Colorado

Best of Show:Gary Kerkow 1958 XK 150

Peoples Choice:Jack Braly 1955 XK140

(note these scores are preliminary asreported by telephone)

Championship Division:C3 Rothman 1st 1955 XK 140 97.07C4 Kerkow 1st 1958 XK 150 99.89C5 Turner 1st 1966 S1 E-Type 98.61C6 Ramirez 1st 1969 S2 E-Type 99.34C6 Moyer 2st 1969 S2 E-Type 97.99C9 Brewer 1st 1961 Mk 2 Saloon 99.11C14 Kennedy 1st 2006 XH8 VDP Saloon 99.78C14 Kennedy 2nd 2007 XJ8L Saloon 99.10C15B Borders 1st 1994 XJS 99.74C15B Horrell 2nd 1996 XJS 98.75C16A Winton 1st 2001 XK8 99.82C16A Oakley 2nd 1999 XK8 99.80C16A Beeson 3rd 2001 XK8 99.79C16A Hummell 1997 XK8 99.75C16B Lewis 1st 2007 XK 99.51C17 Sullivan 1st 2001 S-Type 99.75C17 DeWilde 2nd 2007 S-Type 99.53S3 Scott 1st 1966 S1 E-Type 99.87S4 Schroeder 1st 1938 SS 100 Replica 99.74

Driven Division:D1 Braly 1st 1955 XK 140 9.992D1 McNearny 2nd XK 140 9.886D3 Kenney 1st 1968 E-Type 9.924D5 Grossman 1st 1963 Mk 2 9.960D6 Humphrey 1st 1986 S3 XJ Saloon 9.976D8 Beck 1st 1996 XJS 9.970D9A McGibbons 1st 2006 XK8 9.982D9A Murphy 2nd 2001 XK8 9.981D9A Eisnach 3rd 1996 XK8 9.973D10A Ratchford 1st 1999 XKR8 9.944

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Jaguar is embarking on its first ever recreation project and plans to build six brand-newLightweight E-Types. The cars will fill in the missing six chassis numbers from 1963’s origi-nally planned 18 car run. They will make their debut later this summer but get in line earlyto get one! (Editor …found this, but don’t know if its true; might be a 100 point car!)

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RMJC June 3rd Board Meetingby Steve Kennedy

President Howard Mumm called the board meeting toorder at 7:32.

The ACC (CP) show is this weekend; twenty-fourJaguars are signed up. There is no coffee truck soplease bring your own as well as your side dish. Wehave room for 40 Jaguars on the field; please be onthe field by 8 or so. We are doing our own judging aswe usually do but will use their scoresheets.Sill-TerHar is bringing an F-Type and it should beparked near the Jaguars. They hope to have 500cars in attendance and this is to be a very elaborateshow.

There are currently 25 Jaguars signed up for theCats at the Cussler.

Lerinda Hershey of the Colorado Springs club,passed away Memorial Day morning. She was veryinvolved the Jaguar Club of Southern Colorado andvery involved in Western States. The Western Statesevent will be dedicated in part to her.

The Summer party will be at the Redrupps home onJuly 12th and that will be followed by the RMJC Sla-lom on July 20th at the Front Range Airport. It will bea good practice run for the Western States slalom. Ifyou are thinking of volunteering to help at the West-ern States Slalom, you should attend the RMJC Sla-lom so you know what is going on.

Volunteers are needed for the Western Statesevents, including the Rally, Slalom, and Concours. Ifyou would like to help, please contact Cyndi, Deanieor Bob. There are several hotels near the CheyenneMountain Resort but we encourage everyone to stayat the Cheyenne Mtn. Resort because that is whereall the fun will be.

The development of the new website is coming alongand should be done soon. We have a shared a lot ofideas with Natalie and provided her with lots of website content. Please send material for the site to Gor-don and he will get it into the site as appropriate.

September 20th is the Drive for the Kids. It will be aone day drive this year and will go through the Hy-wan Homestead. It costs $125 one person or $195for two people-one car. There will be a 10 am brunchin Idaho springs followed by a casual drive to see thefall colors. The dinner with an open bar will be at theHilton Garden Inn in the Tech Center. Last year$26,000 was collected through this event.

The meetingwas adjournedat 8:18;

Thank you Boband Pat Gross-man for host-ing.

Larenda Hershey’s Celebration of LifeAround 30 folks attended a Celebration of Life for Larenda on Monday, June 16th. Larenda’shusband Dave’s son Kevin and daughter-in-law Gayle were with him. Thom and LisalynnBuckley, owners of Jaguar Colorado Springs, graciously hosted the celebration at the dealer-ship with a BBQ and libations for all. As we all fawned over the beautiful new Jaguars, includ-ing two new F-Type Coupes, I could hear Larenda whispering, “When are you going to buythis one, it has your name written on it Cyndi,” as she had said to me so many times before.

Thom Buckley, Howard Mumm, and Al Thaut reflected on her unwavering contributions to bothJCSC and RMJC and how much she will be missed. Her sincere caring, calming demeanor,dry sense of humor, dedication to family and loving friendship to many will be rememberedalways. Larenda’s spirit was felt by all. ….Cyndi

RMJC, Profit & Loss Treasurer - Deanie Kennedy 6/02/2014, accrual basis

Income:Membership Dues 178.51Raffle 44.00Other (Interest) 0.28

Total Income $222.79

Expense:Cat Tales 272.83Events 159.01Donations - ACC (CP) 500.00Office Supplies, Miscl. 109.76 Total Expense $1,041.60

Net Income = -$818.81

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The Race Against Kids CancerThis RMVR annual event is again raisingmoney for this great research effort work-ing with the Morgan Adams Foundation tosupport pediatric cancer research.

On August 2nd & 3rd at the High PlainsRaceway, during the lunch break at theRMVR, you can make a donation and get a track ride in areal race car - great fun! Or just make a tax-deductible do-nation any time.

Our club is funneling its contribution through club memberFrank Albert who will be running his MGB-GT race car thisyear. Send him a check payable to “Morgan Adams Foun-dation” at PO Box 3282, Evergreen, CO 80437-3282 or goto the website at:http::/raceagainskidscancer.org/httpraceagainstkidscancer_orgFA2014RAKC/

If you were one of those who contributed to the $380 raisedat the Concours dinner and need a tax receipt then contactFrank at 303-905-3817

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Collector Car Council of Colorado, Minutes of Meeting, 4 June 2014

Horseless Carriage license plate, change in application procedure: County Clerks are no lon-ger able to issue new HC plates due to the proliferation of specialty plates. An application has tobe submitted, a temporary tag is issued, and the new plates are mailed by a contractor hired bythe state.

Chrome Plating: Denver Bumper has closed and no longer is available for plating. The numberof shops still doing plating is shrinking, and out of state businesses are among the few remaining.

2014 June RMJC Meeting by Steve Kennedy

President Howard Mumm called themeeting at 7:30 pm; he introducednew members Bill Leuellian and AlanSeeling.

We had a special presentation byDoug McCarthy about the Winter ParkChildren's Hospital ski program. Thefund raising event for this program willbe Saturday, September 20th. Cyndi displayed asculptures donated by Kathy Anderson, a localartist; raffle tickets are available. More details inthe coming weeks.

The ACC (CP) show was held June 8th at Arapa-hoe Community College. Yes, it did rain but every-one still had a good time. There were around 500cars of all kinds and we had 25 Jaguars on thefield. There was a different style of judging avail-able where you paid an additional $25 fee to haveyour Jaguar judged by their paid team. Wehelped raise $150,000 that Sunday.

Our RMJC Concours willbe held June 21st, just 12days away from the clubmeeting. The SummerParty will be at the Re-drupps on July 12th whichwill replace the July Pic-colo’s meeting.

The RMJC Slalom will beJuly 20th at the FrontRange airport. If you

would like to help at the Western States slalom,please be sure to attend the RMJC slalom so youcan learn what needs to go on during the event.Please contact Bob Grossman for more informa-tion and to sign-up.

2014 Western States will be September 2-6 andthat will be here faster than you can believe. Reg-istration forms are available and more informationis on the website.

Laurenda Hershey from Colorado Springs whowas a big supporter of both clubs, passed awayfrom cancer on Memorial Day. Her memorial willbe Monday, June 16th.

Gordon gave an update on the new RMJC webpage development and then showed a 20 minutevideo of Jay Leno driving a 3 million dollar XK 120in the Mille Miglia.

Prizes were raffled, birthday cake was distributedthen the meeting was adjourned at 9:08pm.

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Annual FeesCurrent Membership Renewal fee $65 ORNew Membership Fee* $85Optional Business Card Ad in Newsletter $25Optional Business Card Ad on the web site $25BOTH Newsletter & web site ad $45

Amount enclosed = $_______Make check payable to “Rocky Mountain Jaguar Club”

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2nd Jaguar __________ __________ __________year model body style

3rd Jaguar __________ __________ __________year model body style

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FOR SALE: 2000 Jaguar XK8 Convertible is equipped with all the de-sired features including 4.0L V8 DOHC 32V (timing chain upgrade al-ready done) and 5-Speed A/T. Black exterior and black interior with tiresand seats in good condition. Stevinson maintained and inspected;82,000 miles. Stored under wraps at the Forney Museum warehouse inwinter. Price: $12,550 A video of the car can be view on YouTubeat:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V03ub4RTz1M&feature=youtubeEd Battreall, Owner, ed@battreall.com, 303-257-7116 (m 6-14)

FOR SALE: 1992 Jaguar XJS Convertible5.3 liter V-12 Engine, automatic transmission, 57,000original miles Facelift model year, Only 744, V-12 con-vertibles built in this model year, Solent Blue with tanleather interior, Very good condition, Asking $9,000.00:includes two car covers - a full & partial Contact: TomPaul at (303) 472-9830 or tsp95@comcast.net, LoneTree, CO (m 5-14)

FOR SALE 76 XJ12L original JaguarNearly concours condition, 65K miles. V12 runsgreat, very good Pirelli tires. Cocoa brown w/tan leather interior, Nardi steering wheel, sun-roof. new brakes. Car in Estes Park; seriousinquires only please (303) 447-2627.Asking $10,000. Steve Spry at 303-447-2627 (nm 5-14)

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FOR SALE: 1970 Series 2 E-Type Jaguar built for driving. 100k on clockbut extensively restored with full engine re-build in 2002 and body rebuild in2003. Triple SU carbs, aluminum flywheel, 5 speed transmission (2006)new exhaust system, brakes, drive shaft and many other new parts. If youwant to drive an E-type this is the car for you. Regularly maintained sincepurchased in 1996. $75,000. Contact David Baker at 480-236-4705or at david.baker.sleep@gmail.com (nm -6-14)

For Sale: 2002 Jaguar XKR convertible. Only 36,000 miles. Ex-tended warranty: Deluxe Tech Choice $50 deductible with 27 monthsand 38,000 miles remaining. ($50 transfer fee). Beautiful Alpinegreen with near new-looking camel interior.Supercharged 4.0 L V8. Mechanically excellent, maintained by Jag-uar Denver. Clean AutoCheck with score 80 (average 27-71)Chrome Foose wheels with near new tires. Original chrome JaguarXKR wheels included. Alpine stereo and CD, GPS, Backup system.See add on Craigslist Denver, Asking: $22,700Call Alan Schocket Cell: 3039957750, Home: 3033881187,email aschocket@aol.com (m-7-14)

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