Cooper Motor Company Celebrates 85 Years with Successful Classic Car Show and Generous Donation  

Cooper Motor Company, a longstanding automotive establishment in Clinton, marked a remarkable milestone on Saturday, December 9th, by hosting its Classic Car Show. The event, organized to celebrate the company’s 85th anniversary showcased an impressive lineup of classic cars but also served as a fundraiser for the Laurens County Safe Home.

The festivities were not just about classic cars but also an opportunity for Cooper Motor Company to give back to the community. The Laurens County Safe Home, a local organization dedicated to supporting those in need, became the beneficiary of the event’s fundraising efforts.

The car show drew enthusiasts and spectators to enjoy the variety of classic cars, raffles and more. The class winners were recognized for their exceptional vehicles.

While the cars were the attraction, one of the highlights of the event was the fundraising effort for the Laurens County Safe Home. The car show raised $825 for the safe home. In addition to the funds raised by the car show, Cooper Motor Company demonstrated its commitment to community welfare by making a donation of $8,525. This generous contribution reflects the company’s dedication to supporting local initiatives that make a positive impact on the lives of residents. This financial support will undoubtedly contribute to the Safe Home’s ongoing efforts to provide assistance and resources to those in need.

Chip Cooper, the proud owner of Cooper Motor Company, expressed his gratitude and enthusiasm during the Classic Car Show. He stated, “We are thrilled to have reached this incredible milestone of 85 years in the automotive business. It is truly an honor to celebrate this achievement with our community, and we are especially proud to contribute to the important work of the Laurens County Safe Home.”

Cooper Motor Company has been a fixture in the Clinton community since its establishment in 1938, and the 85th-anniversary celebration highlighted not only the company’s longevity but also its enduring commitment to the community.

The Classic Car Show at Cooper Motor Company was a great success, and the legacy of Cooper Motor Company continues to shine bright.

In the words of Chip Cooper, “We’re not just celebrating 85 years of selling cars; we’re celebrating 85 years of being a part of this wonderful community. Our success is intertwined with the support and friendship of the people here, and we look forward to many more years of serving and giving back.”