A spectacular fleet of over 130 vintage and classic vehicles converged on The Snooty Fox Inn, Martletwy on Sunday, July 19, basking in glorious sunshine to raise £600 for the Wales Air Ambulance.

The clear, blue skies provided the perfect backdrop for a charity gathering, drawing hundreds of enthusiastic spectators, collectors, and families from across the region. Chrome bumpers gleamed and custom paintwork sparkled as the grounds of the popular country pub were transformed into a living museum of motoring history.

Event organisers Stuart Beff and Haydn Allen confirmed that the final turnout exceeded all expectations. Under the banner of the event's dapper new fox-in-a-classic-roadster logo, over 130 meticulously restored vehicles lined up for display. The impressive turnout ranged from pre-war heritage motors and iconic British sports cars to roaring American muscle and nostalgic everyday classics from the 1970s.

Beyond the passion for historic engineering, the heart of the event was firmly focused on community philanthropy, culminating in a fantastic £600 total raised on the day.

All proceeds are dedicated directly to the Wales Air Ambulance.

The lifesaving charity relies entirely on public donations to keep its helicopters and rapid response vehicles mobile across the country.

"We couldn't have asked for a better day," noted organisers Stuart and Haydn.

"The weather was absolutely beautiful, the turnout of cars was phenomenal, and the generosity of everyone who came out to support the Air Ambulance has been deeply heart-warming. A massive thank you goes to our hosts and the local community."

Stuart and Haydn are pictured presenting the cheque to Patrick Jones and Rhys Watkins of the Welsh Air Ambulance accompanied by Debbie and Kevin Hart.