The cover photograph on the right seems to imply this elegant and powerful British car - Jaguar or Daimler?- had been turned into an Aussie ute as the caption asks where is the dog . There is no further information to clarify the situation . An advertisement , however, for JAGCARE, Jaguar and Daimler experts, new and used parts, mechanical service and restoration , Salisbury, Brisbane , appears to portray the same vehicle side on with what could be a cut away back .
In a batch of these journals acquired by Little Darwin is a report headed HOW WOULD YOU FEEL ? from Townsville about an unfortunate event involving a newly restored Jaguar .
It tells how Rod Smart , having spent months restoring the body work and repainting "his pride and joy ", a Mark 1 , took it for a drive to Pallarenda, a seaside suburb . Out of a side street, failing to give way, came a woman driving a lowly Mitsubishi which scraped the passenger side of the Jaguar from the rear door to the bumper bar. The only "satisfaction" was that the Jag tore off the whole front end of the Japanese car. Nobody was injured.
Sunshine Coast Jaguar owners headed for the Ettamogah Pub and Eumundi Brewery in a convoy of seven vehicles , growing to 14 along the way . There is an advertisement, below, for the junior E type Jaguar built for five year olds .
