A classic car show has raised thousands for a life-saving charity.
The Exmouth Classic Vehicle Show, held in August on the Imperial Recreation Ground, raised £2,780.75 for Devon Air Ambulance through voluntary donations.
Organised by the Morris Minor Owners Club Devon Region and the Ford Anglia 105E Owners Club South West Region, the annual event featured more than 250 cars and motorcycles.
Nickie Tilley, a spokesperson for the organisers, said: "This year was our 22nd show on the Imperial Recreation Ground and we attracted some very interesting vehicles ranging from original or restored classics to daily use modern classics.
"So many of our visitors said how much they enjoyed the welcoming and relaxing atmosphere and the variety of vehicles turning up.
"We could not have asked for more."
The show stands out from other vehicle events by not requiring exhibitors to book in advance or pay an entry fee.
Instead, donations are collected on the day to support the chosen charity.
Since 2010, the event has raised nearly £18,000 for Devon Air Ambulance.
Next year’s show is expected to take place on Sunday, August 8.
Organisers hope to continue building on their fundraising success and community support.
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