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About me

Peter Cahill

I built Whats That Car Club because finding good car events should not mean jumping between twenty different Facebook groups.

Why I made it

Cars, clubs and a simpler way to find what is on

I have always loved cars. I have driven a wide range of them over the years, from everyday drivers to performance cars, and I currently own an S550 GT Mustang show edition. For me, the best part of the car scene has always been the people around it: owners, clubs, builders, organisers and the conversations that happen around a car park, show field or drive out.

The problem was never a lack of events. The problem was finding them. Too many meets, club days, shows and drives were scattered across different Facebook groups, pages, chats and posts. If you were not already in the right group at the right time, you could miss something brilliant.

Whats That Car Club was built to fix that. One place to discover clubs, see events, join communities, manage bookings and help organisers keep things moving without forcing everyone to chase information across a dozen different feeds.

The point

Free for clubs and users

The main goal is simple: make it easier for enthusiasts and clubs to build a better network. That is why the core platform is free for clubs and users. Clubs should be able to be found, members should be able to discover what is happening, and organisers should have tools that help rather than slow them down.

Events in one place

Less scrolling through scattered posts. More time finding meets, shows, club days and drive outs that are actually relevant.

Better club networks

Clubs can be discovered by new members, manage interest and keep their community connected without relying on one social feed.

Useful extras over time

Business listings, services, marketplace tools and other extras are nice to have. They can grow gradually as the network grows.

The message

I wanted to build something practical for the car community: a place where clubs, drivers and organisers can find each other without the noise.
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