Despite our June meet taking place just two weeks after our previous May gathering it was another heavyweight turnout on a day blessed by blue skies and huge smiles.
After almost eight months in lockdown our Jaguars assembled as soon as restrictions permitted for a glorious release from confinement. Despite a damp start an incredible 350 Jaguars arrived to create our largest ever turnout for a “standard” meet, although standard was hardly an accurate description!
Every so often we have to accept and endure a wet Jaguar Breakfast Meet. But that doesn’t deter our members and the drenching we received for our October meet still saw a remarkable seventy two Jaguars on display with the weather entirely secondary to the pursuit of a great day.
For our September meet we joined forces with the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust and the XJS Club to stage a huge show that attracted 600 Jaguars including an unprecedented 150 XJS cars.
The August Jaguar Breakfast Meet saw a huge gathering for our first “scheduled” meet since March. In excess of two hundred cars turned out to form a stunning display beneath impressively threatening skies that thankfully remained benign.
Following changes to regulations for large gatherings we arranged a July Breakfast Meet at very short notice. Despite just three days to prepare around 100 Jaguars attended, assembled in a spacious and attractive display.
With the country still in the grip of Lockdown, our June Breakfast Meet was a “virtual” day of collective reminiscing to share those golden Jaguar memories that we all have. Our members posted photographs of treasured experiences from their first Jaguar to fantastic locations that they have visited.
Our May Jaguar Breakfast Meet was during the Lockdown period but we overcame this obstacle with a hugely popular “Show & Shine at Home” display featuring photographs of our Jaguars on our facebook page.
Due to travel restrictions imposed by Covid-19 our April Jaguar Breakfast Meet was held as a “Virtual” meet at each and everyone’s home!
An incredible one hundred X100s arrived from all corners of the country for our March gathering, despite the typically chilly late winter temperatures!