About 340 cars from across the South West attended the show which was held in Tesco’s car park for the second year running and raised £1,258.
A cheque for £400 was presented to Crediton Mayor Cllr Frank Letch and Town Clerk Clare Dalley towards the purchase of a defibrillator which will be sited at the Council offices in Market Street.
A second cheque for £419.65 was presented to Army Cadet Jay Tosh who accepted on behalf of Help for Heroes.
The remainder of the proceeds were divided between the car club the British Heart/Foundation and Diabetes UK who the Charity Partners for Tesco.







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