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• Australian Council of Jaguar Clubs

  http://www.jaguar-acjc.org.au/
  Representing Jaguar Drivers' Clubs within Australia. Includes a list of affiliated clubs, and information on the Council's Jaguar National Rally.

• Jaguar Car Club of Tasmania

  http://www.jagtas.org.au/
  News and events for club members. Based in North Hobart, Tasmania.

• Jaguar Car Club of Victoria

  http://www.jagvic.org.au/
  Formed in 1962. Contains information on the club's regional and model registers, as well as club events and links to Jaguar specialists. Mulgrave, Victoria and area.

• Jaguar Car Club of Western Australia

  http://www.jaguarcarclubofwa.com.au/
  Based in Perth. Includes information about the club's monthly meetings, social and sporting events. Back issues of the magazine are available to download.

• Jaguar Drivers Club Hunter Region

  http://www.jaguarhunter.org.au/
  Contains information on upcoming and past club events, classifieds, and a brief introduction to many Jaguar models including derivatives and specials. Serving Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast and North Coast of NSW.

• Jaguar Drivers Club of Australia

  http://www.jaguar.org.au/
  Includes links to the club's regional chapters, events calendar, classifieds, and club merchandise shop.

• Jaguar Drivers Club of Queensland

  http://www.jagqld.org.au/
  Club for enthusiasts of all Jaguar models. Includes model register, gallery, links, classifieds and general club information.

• Jaguar Drivers Club of South Australia

  http://www.jdcsa.com.au/
  News, activities and friendship. Based in Adelaide, SA.

• Jaguar Drivers' Club of Canberra (JDCC)

  http://jdcc.org.au/
  Contains information on club events, members' classifieds, and club committee contact details.

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