CLASSIC cars, motorcycles, tractors and more descended on Newent on Sunday, September 6 for the Newent Car and Classic.

The event brought together motoring enthusiasts, collectors and families, with an array of cars, motorcycles, vans, 4x4s and tractors on display throughout the day.

Organisers welcomed everything from carefully restored classics to everyday vehicles which have remained in families for generations and retained their original character.

The popular annual event was organised and run by the Rotary Club of Newent and District as part of its wider community and charity work.

This year’s show raised £2,000 for Severn Freewheelers, the volunteer blood bike service, while the Rotary club supports a range of other good causes through its fundraising, including projects helping communities in Nepal.

A colourful line-up of Morris Minors was among the classic vehicles on display at the Newent Car and Classic on Sunday.
MORRIS MINORS: A colourful line-up of Morris Minors was among the classic vehicles on display at the Newent Car and Classic on Sunday. (Iliffe Media)
Vehicles spanning generations were on display at the Newent Car and Classic, including this historic Monumental Colliery vehicle.
HISTORIC: Vehicles spanning generations were on display at the Newent Car and Classic, including this historic Monumental Colliery vehicle. (Iliffe Media)
The Five Valleys Mini Club was among the motoring groups represented at this year's Newent Car and Classic.
MINIS: The Five Valleys Mini Club was among the motoring groups represented at this year's Newent Car and Classic. (Iliffe Media)
A distinctive Citroën 2CV was among the many classic vehicles on show in Newent on Sunday.
VINTAGE: A distinctive Citroën 2CV was among the many classic vehicles on show in Newent on Sunday. (Iliffe Media)
The Newent Car and Classic raised £2,000 for Severn Freewheelers, with the event organised by the Rotary Club of Newent and District.
CHARITY: The Newent Car and Classic raised £2,000 for Severn Freewheelers, with the event organised by the Rotary Club of Newent and District. (Iliffe Media)