Low Country of South Carolina?
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01-11-2013, 09:05 AM
Steve,
welcome aboard the National and South Carolina Club. There ought to be some sort of a get together coming up soon. I think we'll shoot for a couple of slaloms and rallys this year, in addition to the normal concours, having the cars at Patriot's Point and at the Highland games, etc. Course the North Carolina and Georgia clubs are pretty active and within reasonable drives so they have things going on also.
Cheers,
Rob
welcome aboard the National and South Carolina Club. There ought to be some sort of a get together coming up soon. I think we'll shoot for a couple of slaloms and rallys this year, in addition to the normal concours, having the cars at Patriot's Point and at the Highland games, etc. Course the North Carolina and Georgia clubs are pretty active and within reasonable drives so they have things going on also.
Cheers,
Rob
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tat2dkjn - I recently joined the JCNA/JSSC - definitely looking for some gatherings/rides. I believe there will be a dinner get together coming up this month - will let you know but here are the links to the JCNA and JSSC sites
Jaguar Society of South Carolina Page
Welcome to the Jaguar Society of South Carolina Web Site - Best Viewed at 800 x 600
Jaguar Society of South Carolina Page
Welcome to the Jaguar Society of South Carolina Web Site - Best Viewed at 800 x 600
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RRT (02-10-2013)
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02-10-2013, 08:25 AM
Tat2,
I'm in Columbia and in JCNA too. There are some forum members in the upstate. I'm thinking of setting up a Spring Slalom for JCNA or Jag Society of South Carolina members, in Irmo, which is right outside of Columbia. We held a slalom in November as part of the 2012 Capital Classic. You can see some slalom video at the main JCNA website.
There's a group of Jag Society members in Charleston and then others scattered in the midlands and upstate. Any club member who wants to set up a meeting spot and drive can pretty much do so. There's a North Carolina club and a good number of folks in Charlotte, and if you set up a drive, say, in Rock Hill, we could communicate with the NC Club so they'd know what's up.
We can also set up a drive in Columbia that might pull some folks from the low country etc. Guys and gals who've been in the Club for years sort of sit back these days, so some new blood to invigorate things would be welcome and appreciated.
Cheers.
I'm in Columbia and in JCNA too. There are some forum members in the upstate. I'm thinking of setting up a Spring Slalom for JCNA or Jag Society of South Carolina members, in Irmo, which is right outside of Columbia. We held a slalom in November as part of the 2012 Capital Classic. You can see some slalom video at the main JCNA website.
There's a group of Jag Society members in Charleston and then others scattered in the midlands and upstate. Any club member who wants to set up a meeting spot and drive can pretty much do so. There's a North Carolina club and a good number of folks in Charlotte, and if you set up a drive, say, in Rock Hill, we could communicate with the NC Club so they'd know what's up.
We can also set up a drive in Columbia that might pull some folks from the low country etc. Guys and gals who've been in the Club for years sort of sit back these days, so some new blood to invigorate things would be welcome and appreciated.
Cheers.
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05-11-2013, 06:34 PM
The local South Carolina club of Jaguar Clubs of North America is called the Jaguar Society of South Carolina. They have a website and Facebook site. Generally, the club meets once a month for dinner and it is usually around Charleston somewhere. I believe Darryl Beech or his wife Julie is the club secretary (843) 552-6555. He could tell you about club members in the Beaufort/Hilton Head area. Darryl also has Jaguar diagnostic software at his shop, Charleston Import Automotive. There are four or five events in Charleston each year that the club participates in, like the British Car Day and Highland Games. The Brit car day is usually held at Patriot's Point. They also went to a Cars and Coffee day not too long ago. They attend the Concourse D'Elegance at Hilton Head and a couple other outings. I think they went to Roebling Road last fall near Savannah at some track event, too.
I'm a member and live near Columbia, have been to the Patriot's Point and Highland Club events in the past, but generally too busy to make the monthly dinners. Cheers, Rob
I'm a member and live near Columbia, have been to the Patriot's Point and Highland Club events in the past, but generally too busy to make the monthly dinners. Cheers, Rob
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06-25-2013, 02:25 PM
The local South Carolina club of Jaguar Clubs of North America is called the Jaguar Society of South Carolina. They have a website and Facebook site. Generally, the club meets once a month for dinner and it is usually around Charleston somewhere. I believe Darryl Beech or his wife Julie is the club secretary (843) 552-6555. He could tell you about club members in the Beaufort/Hilton Head area. Darryl also has Jaguar diagnostic software at his shop, Charleston Import Automotive. There are four or five events in Charleston each year that the club participates in, like the British Car Day and Highland Games. The Brit car day is usually held at Patriot's Point. They also went to a Cars and Coffee day not too long ago. They attend the Concourse D'Elegance at Hilton Head and a couple other outings. I think they went to Roebling Road last fall near Savannah at some track event, too.
I'm a member and live near Columbia, have been to the Patriot's Point and Highland Club events in the past, but generally too busy to make the monthly dinners. Cheers, Rob
I'm a member and live near Columbia, have been to the Patriot's Point and Highland Club events in the past, but generally too busy to make the monthly dinners. Cheers, Rob
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01-30-2014, 07:16 PM
i know its an old post but are you still in the area? Just got our first Jag and checking for local owners around Fort Mill.
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