Larry Datson was a founder member of the Cornwall County Car Club and was appointed as the web site manager from the clubs beginning....

On July 8 th  Mr Peter Jago, Manager of the blockworks, gave twenty members a guided tour. The tour started where the raw materials were...

OUR PHILOSOPHY ALL MAKES, ANY MODEL ONE PASSION, ALL WELCOME Cornwall County Car Club Philosophy: At the heart of the Cornwall County Car...

Following on from last year’s successful hog roast at Mike and Amanda’s Farm at Shortlanesend, this year, due to the cost of hiring a hog...

The AGM of the club was held at the County Arms Truro with a good attendance of 30 members. Reports were received from the 2024 officers...

Following a very wet and windy start to the day 16 cars were on display, which was very commendable in view of the weather forecast....

36 members and friends met at Cornwall Services for coffee and a chat prior to a visit to The Duchy of Cornwall Nurseries at Lostwithiel....

26 club members met at Cornwall Services on another delightful day for coffee. Some members also brought their cherished cars out, which...

Lunch was set for midday at the Cookhouse and Restaurant at Fraddon for 20 members prior to a visit to the SAR Helicopter base at Newquay Ai

We then drove the last 4/5 miles into the centre to visit COUNTY CLASSICS MOTOR MUSEUM which was opened last November by Richard Hammond....

Jerry Barnbrook meticulous over a period of twelve months put together a road run and tour visit to The Cotswolds and the New Forest. The...

Cornwall Gold was the meeting point for lunch prior to a visit to the Cornish History Museum, Kresen Kernow, on the 5th November.

On the 1st October members were given a talk by Steve Dredge on his  challenge to row the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to Antigua with t

Jerry Barnbrook meticulous over a period of twelve months put together a road run and tour visit to The Cotswolds and the New Forest. The ev

Fifteen members journeyed to Taunton having a delicious Brunch at Rumwell Farm shop on the way there.

It was the 3rd day of Summer, and the sun came out (most of the time). Approximately Twelve members cars turn up and were displayed in front

Twenty One members (and George) attended the first ever 'Nosh and Natter' at the Cornish Gold Centre, the Old Portreath Road, Portreath on T

On the 21st April twenty members met at the Cornish Services for coffee prior to a run up to the Horn of Plenty Country house at Tavistock t

On Tuesday 2nd April at the Victoria Inn at Roche members were given a talk from a former senior Officer who was Stationed at Bodmin Fire St