Vehicle Description
1957 AC Ace Roadster: Upgraded to Full 'Bristol' Specifications
Including Type 100D2 Bristol MotorThis 1957 AC Ace Roadster is a
beautiful example and an excellent driver that was originally an
Ace and later upgraded to full 'Bristol' specifications including
the correct type 100D2 engine. Red over a black Bridge of Weir
leather interior with Wilton carpeting. An incredibly collectible
and sought-after british roadster. It was shipped from the A.C.
factory in Thames ditton to Los Angeles importers in 1957 and has
remained in California its entire life. In 1969 and 1970, the cars
owner, Mr. Ashenfelter, showed the car at Pebble Beach where it
received class awards on both occasions. Ownership changed in the
mid-1980s to Mr. Sharp of Glendale. While in Mr. Sharp's care, the
engine was removed and placed in another of his cars. The car was
sold in 1993 and treated to a complete restoration. During the
restoration, the car was upgraded to 'Bristol' specifications,
which included the 100 D2 spec engine and drivetrain, a larger
capacity radiator, differential, and front disc brakes. Offered
with a black soft-top, full tonneau cover, side curtains and
factory owners manual. Accompanied by photos and receipt of
restoration work. Mechanically strong, this extremely desirable AC
runs and drives excellent. A clean and solid car with a superb body
and undercarriage. This full 'Bristol' spec 1957 AC Ace Roadster is
not to be overlooked by any enthusiast or collector alike.Chassis
no. AEX 142Engine no. 110D2 889 Extensive Restoration to 'Bristol'
Specifications Upgrade to Correct Type 100D2 Engine California Car
with Known Ownership History Desirable Options and Accessories
Eligible for Driving Events and Shows Gorgeous Presentation and
Superb Driver$295,000 Firm
