On a vibrant first day of summer, members of the Jaguar Association of Greater St. Louis (JAGSL) embarked on a cultural adventure to the Saint Louis Art Museum to experience the captivating exhibition, *Roaring: Art, Fashion, and the Automobile in France, 1918–1939*.
We planned and plotted out the event with the normal trials and tribulations of the drive with revisions along the way to establish our final route. Of course, we had a good time doing this with the normal fanfare of constant conversation and final plans resulting in a nice event.
On a picture-perfect summer morning, the roar of finely-tuned engines filled the air as the Jaguar Association of Greater St. Louis (JAGSL) set out on their annual countryside drive. This year's destination: the idyllic Cedar Lake Cellars nestled in Wright City, Missouri.
The Jaguar Association of Greater St. Louis (JAGSL) recently marked a significant anniversary with a great celebration at the renowned Glen Echo Country Club. The event brought together Jaguar aficionados from across the region, transforming the club's manicured grounds into a showcase of British automotive excellence.
Phil Taxman has been racing his XKE for a number of years. Buying a 1965 E-Type racing vehicle, Phil's learning curve was steep, but as the years progressed, he continues to improve his abilities.
