Press Release – Win A Jaguar XJ6 & Help Support Cancer Patients

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By Rob Harvey

Marketing Manager - Bridge Classic Cars

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Raising vital funds for Cancer Support Suffolk

Bridge Classic Cars Competitions is running a very special charity competition where you can win a 1990 Jaguar XJ6 while also helping to raise funds for Cancer Support Suffolk’s essential work throughout the region.

Known for its classic car restorations, Bridge Classic Cars is proud to offer participants the incredible opportunity to win a 1990 Jaguar XJ6. This competition not only allows the team of classic car experts to contribute to an extremely important cause but it also gives car enthusiasts the chance to own a recognisable and practical Jaguar for just a few pounds.

The 1990 Jaguar XJ6 is known for its timeless design, high performance, and undeniable luxury. Finished in stunning British Racing Green with a beige interior, this has been looked after in the Bridge Classic Cars workshop in Suffolk for a little while but is now ready for the lucky winner to take ownership of.

By collaborating on this charity competition, Bridge Classic Cars aims to make a significant impact on Cancer Support Suffolk’s mission of providing care and support to those affected by cancer in our community. Craig Ranson, Managing Director of Bridge Classic Cars, said, โ€œWe are delighted to support Cancer Support Suffolk as we know just how important their work is for our region. We understand that without their fundraising efforts, many individuals and families would struggle to cope, so we are extremely happy to play our part in helping the charity continue their incredible work and support many more lives.โ€

Mark Murphy MBE CEO of Cancer Support Suffolk said โ€œThis is an amazing opportunity for us to raise awareness of the work we do supporting cancer patients and their families in Suffolk. Weโ€™re an independent local charity and rely on fundraising to deliver our services, so hopefully, this will enable us to help more cancer patients going forward. A massive thank you to the team at Bridge Classic Cars for supporting us. I know Cancer Support Suffolk is something close to their hearts.”

Bridge Classic Cars recently set up a conversation between a group of colleagues, friends, and family, all of whom had experienced cancer in some shape or form. This happened as a result of a member of the team being diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. The full conversation can be seen here.

To enter the competition and be in with a chance of winning the 1990 Jaguar XJ6, you can enter the competition for ยฃ9 on the Bridge Classic Cars Competitions website. All profits from the competition will be donated directly to Cancer Support Suffolk. The funds raised will directly benefit the charityโ€™s initiatives and help them continue their impactful work in the region.

The competition is open for entries from 6th August with the car being on display at the Classic & Sports Cars by the Bridge event on Monday 26th August 2024.The winner will be randomly selected on Tuesday 27th August 2024. The draw will be streamed live on the Bridge Classic Cars Facebook page.

For more information about the competition, including how to enter, please visit www.bridgeclassiccarscompetitions.co.uk.

Images to go alongside this release can be found here.


ABOUT BRIDGE CLASSIC CARS
Established in 2004, Bridge Classic Cars is built on a passion for classic vehicles. Operating a full in-house service in their state of the art workshop facilities, they also give thousands of people every week, the opportunity to win their very own classic car for just a few pounds. Having worked on some of the rarest classics out there, Bridge Classic Cars really are the Classic Car Specialists.
With their recently launched Members Club, car enthusiasts from all over the country can join the team at a wide range of events from factory tours to wine tasting and more.
www.bridgeclassiccars.co.uk


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