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AC ACE 2.0 Litre Inline 6-Cylinder 1959

Allgemeine Beschreibung : 1959 AC Ace-Bristol
s/n BEX 1067
White with Red Interior In 1953, AC Cars built the Ace Roadster with a 100hp AC power plant riding on a light, tubular chassis under a beautiful, hand formed aluminum body. In 1956, AC built the Bristol Roadster which featured the lightweight tubular Ace chassis and a 2.0 litre Bristol six-cylinder engine with 3 downdraft carburetors producing 120 horsepower. Due to its light weight of only 1650 pounds, the car had great performance and handling. These cars raced at Le Mans in 1957 and 1958. Just 466 examples were built with the Bristol power plant between 1956 and 1962. When Bristol ceased building their 6-cylinder engine in 1961 the owner of AC, Charles Hurlock, was approached by Carroll Shelby to use a Ford V8 in the Ace chassis, producing the AC Cobra in 1962. Production of the Ace Bristol ended the same year. The AC Cobra was further developed into the legendary 289 and 427 Cobra’s which dominated the motor racing world. Unlike the AC Cobra, this AC Ace-Bristol (titled as a 1957) is eligible for many of the premier historic events such as the California Mille Miglia, and the Colorado Grand, among others.

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1959 AC ACE 2.0 Litre Inline 6-Cylinder is listed verkauft on ClassicDigest in Emeryville by Fantasy Junction for $279500.

 

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Karosserietyp : Auto Marke : AC Modell : ACE Ausführung : 2.0 Litre Inline 6-Cylinder Hubraum : 2.0 Modelljahr : 1959 Lage : Emeryville Fahrzeug Anmeldung : Normal

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über AC ACE
AC erschien zu einer größeren Öffentlichkeit mit AC Ace, einem leichten Roadster von John Tojeiro mit einer Weller gestaltete 2-Liter-Motor entwickelt. Bald nach, Einbauautohändler und Rennfahrer Ken Rudd seinen eigenen Wettbewerb Ace mit einem Vorkriegs-BMW gestaltete, produziert Bristol-Sechszylinder-Motor. Diese Kombination wurde bekannt, AC Ace Bristol-1957 -die Auto raste in Le Mans 1957 und 1958.