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To contact any of our Representatives, please see the Rep list in the latest issue of the XK Gazette.
Rest of World - Area Representatives
About our Representatives
They are, naturally, great Jaguar XK enthusiasts. To get an idea of where that passion may have begun, or what made the XK stand out, we asked each of them to tell us about their first, most important, or most entertaining XK memory.
Read what they have to say below...
To get in touch with any of our Representatives, please see the contact list in the latest issue of the XK Gazette.
If your country is not listed and you would like to get more involved in the Club, could organise local meetings, help find new members and have plenty of fun along the way, then please contact Sarah:
sarah@xkclub.com, tel: +44 (0)1584 781588 for more information.
See links below for Representatives in your area:
Australia (except NSW and Queensland)
Australia - NSW & Queensland
New Zealand (North Island)
New Zealand (South Island)
Australia: Mike Downey
(except NSW North + Queensland)
Australia NSW North + Queensland
Aha! We don't currently have a Representative for NSW and Queensland! If this is your region, and you would like to get more involved in the Club, could organise local meetings, help find new members and have plenty of fun along the way, then please contact Sarah: sarah@xkclub.com, tel: +44 (0)1584 781588 for more information.
Australia - Tasmania: Dale Pearce
"As a 22 year old in 1976, I purchased our Mk2 and joined the Tasmanian Jaguar Car club. it was through the club that I met other Jaguar owners, including those with XKs At various events I could have a close look at these cars, with their captivating style and wonderful engineering. As a young teacher I always thought they would be beyond my means, but as we grow older and hopefully wiser, my wife Gail and I were able to purchase and restore our E-type and XK1 40. We still own the Mk2, and all of our cars give us great pleasure."
Malaysia & Singapore: Douglas Fox
New Zealand: Don Bowater
(North Island)
New Zealand: Alastair Scott
(South Island)
