Welcome to
Xclusively Jaguar

Now, the largest of the worlds Jaguar clubs, the Jaguar Enthusiasts Club was formed in December 1984, by members of other Jaguar Clubs, for the enthusiast who not only used, but maintained or restored their Jaguar.
Our aim has always been to assist such enthusiasts, in a friendly and informal manner, to keep their Jaguars on the road with the minimum of cost, and we continue to promote this aim.
Within the first twelve months the JEC had developed significantly with a glossy A4 monthly magazine, Jaguar spares department and a technical advice service second to none. Within 18 months a membership of 2,000 had been reached identifying the JEC as the fastest growing one-marque Club.
The range of facilities and services has expanded over the years to encompass one of the best club insurance schemes available, specialist model seminars, major events and trips, the current 124 page colour monthly magazine, the remanufacture of specialist tools and spares and the largest selection of Jaguar memorabilia available anywhere.
The JEC operates in over 72 national and international regions. These regions run a series of local and national events including regular 'noggin and natter' evenings at local hostelries, video and talk shows, visits to local specialists and monthly comprehensive newsletters on regional activities.
The monthly magazine “The Jaguar Enthusiast” contains everything from full month on month restorations to social events, from small scale model news to new car model news. Nigel Thorley, editor of Jaguar Enthusiast, was awarded 'Best Editor of the Year' in 1997 by Classic Car magazine. The Magazine has won the prestigious 'Club Magazine of the Year' award, presented by Classic Car magazine, a total of three times and the JEC has been voted 'Club of the Year' by the same organisation.
The JEC is very proud of its relationship with Jaguar Heritage, the historic arm of Jaguar Cars Ltd, working very closely to further appreciation of the marque. We refurbished the Series 1 XJ6 which belonged to Sir William Lyons, founder of Jaguar, for the Trust along with the original Series 3 E-type press car. We have also restored a unique Series 2 XJ which was the Chairman’s main transport and was used as a development car, along with a unique project to make the Daimler Corsica concept car road legal, as in its original state it was never fitted with an engine!
Over the years, we have worked closely with the late Jaguar Car Club to organise the largest one make Spares Day in the world. In March and October of each year over 120 stallholders and over 2000 enthusiasts descend on the National Agriculture Centre at Stoneleigh in Warwickshire to find that elusive part, or just to browse and talk about all things Jaguar.
Not only is the technical side well catered for but the social side is an important element, with two International rallies each year, one in the North at Harewood House near Leeds in July and one in the South every August. A recent development has been combining these with a full social weekend courtesy of the Warner Breaks Group.
Also many local regions hold their own rallies during the summer and the club has also organised and been involved in many overseas trips.
The club operates from its own office premises in Bristol, full contact details of which can be found under “JEC Contacts”.
Details of the full benefits of becoming a member of the JEC can be found under “JEC Membership Benefits”.
As the largest of the worlds Jaguar clubs, our aims are:
A list of the most frequently asked questions relating to the JEC website are available by following the link below
As the largest Jaguar Club, we can offer the best facilities at the lowest subscription,
for owners of ALL Jaguars - Classic, Modern, or Daimler variants.
Here is a selection of the services we offer.
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If you are not already a member - here's what you are missing this month! Editorial Club News News News and advice from the model forums Mille Miglia report News of the clubs regional area events Correct Tyres Feature article: Series 3 E-type Roadster Saving fuel Report on Jaguar Spares Day Model comparison: XK8 versus XK Bob Bate's Technical Topics Heritage: Mark VII saloon Tips of the Trade Club Racing News Your Letters Classifieds |
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JAGUAR ENTHUSIASTS CLUB RACING Since 1999, interest in JEC Racing has grown. With many reports and pictures, the racing content moved to its own website in 2004. Currently, there are 4 championships: XJS, XK, Saloons and 'Powered by Jaguar' |

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INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED MOTORISTS If you enjoy driving your Jaguar, then why not think about putting your driving skills to the test with an IAM advanced driving course? (discount for JEC members) |

View full details of JEC extended warranty scheme
A secure site where you can purchase a wide range of JEC and other Jaguar related items, including:
Books, prints, gifts, DVD's, scale models, clothing, accessories, car parts, specialist tools, car covers, cleaning equipment and car care products.
We have a full diary of events featured annually, plus lots of one-off events, such as, International Weekends featuring Concours D'elegance and fun for all the family, International Spares Days, Caravaning Tours with your Jaguar, Historic House and Garden Tours, Seminars, Track Days, Regional Events, the London to Brighton Jaguar Run, the Entente Cordiale in France, and extended tours in far away places!
These events are all in addition to those organized by our Local JEC Regions. Our events diary (below) includes some entries from our Local Regions. For full details of events organised by Local Regions, please contact the region in question.
The JEC has around 70 regional groups in the UK and more than 15 overseas groups which meet and liaise on a local basis, so you should never be too far from another JEC member or regional meeting. Each regional group has its own link from the main JEC website, with full details of local contacts, meetings etc. Many regional groups also have their own dedicated website, and there is an overall regional co-ordinator who can help you to set up your own local group if there isnt one in your area.

View full details of local regions, including links to websites
The JEC runs a number of Model Forums, most of which have their own website and Bulletin Board.
The Forum sites are public but Bulletin Boards etc are for members only.
Members who wish to use the Bulletin Boards, Galleries or Car Registers,
must first go to the JEC Member Login below.
![]() JEC Mark II Forum for all Compact Saloons |
![]() JEC E-type Forum for all E-type Variants |
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![]() JEC XJS Forum for all XJS/XJ-S Variants |
![]() JEC XJ Forum for all XJ40/X300 Variants |
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![]() JEC XK8 Forum for all X100 Variants |
![]() JEC XJ8 Forum for all X308 Variants |
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![]() JEC S-type Forum for all X200 Variants |
![]() JEC X-type Forum for all X400 Variants |
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| JEC XJ Series Forum for XJ Series 1 to 3 Website under development Please refer to "JEC Contacts" below for more information |
JEC XK120/140/150 Forum for all Variants Website under development Please refer to "JEC Contacts" below for more information |
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Full details of membership fees and other ways to join
JEC Main Office
Jaguar Enthusiasts Club, Abbeywood Office Park, Emma Chris Way, Filton, Bristol, BS34 7JU
Telephone during normal office hours: 01179 698186
Members should have their membership cards to hand when seeking
advice
and quote their membership number on all correspondence.
Club officials are listed below with details of individual contact arrangements
Every year, since its inception in 1984, the Jaguar Enthusiasts Club has chosen a worthy charity and supported it by offering a nearly-new, or restored classic, Jaguar in a prize draw, examples of which are:
The 2009 prize draw in aid of Barnardo's, was a 2007 Jaguar XF, won by ticket no: 35540.
The 2008 prize draw in aid of Alzheimers Society, was a Jaguar XK150 3.4 fhc, won by ticket no: 41582.
The 2007 prize draw in aid of the NSPCC, was a 2004 Jaguar XK8 4.2 Coupe, won by ticket no: 58970.
The 2006 prize draw in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Trust, was a Jaguar XK8 Convertible, won by Simon Cushnie.
This years prize draw
In 2010 the Jaguar Enthusiasts Club have again opted to support Barnardo's, and the prize draw this year is a 2006 4.2 Jaguar XK Convertible - and it could be yours for the purchase of a £1 ticket !!!
An illustrative Jaguar model time-line, designed to put into perspective
all Jaguar road and race cars, from the 1930's to the present day.

View Jaguar Enthusiasts Club Picture Gallery