AC ACE RUDDSPEED
Lowest Price: £353,270 • Median Price: £353,270 • Highest Price: £353,270 • Sell-Through Rate: 67%
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£353,270
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£353,270
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£353,270
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2
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RM Sotheby's
£353,270
14th Aug 2021
1963 AC Ace 2.6 'Ruddspeed'
Bonhams
Not Sold
5th Jul 2019
1955/62 AC Ace 'Ruddspeed' Roadster
RM Sotheby's
£179,200
8th Sep 2014
1960 AC Ace 2.6 'Ruddspeed'
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The AC Ace Ruddspeed, a variant of the AC Ace, gained prominence through modifications by Ruddspeed Motors.
The Ruddspeed enhancements significantly boosted the Ace's performance.
While not a direct successor, the AC Cobra, born from a collaboration with Carroll Shelby, evolved from the AC Ace's design.
A little-known story involves a Ruddspeed Ace participating in a minor race where it surprisingly outperformed several higher-regarded sports cars, showcasing its enhanced capabilities.
How much is a AC Ace Ruddspeed worth?
In average condition, a AC Ace Ruddspeed is worth £353,270.
What is the most expensive AC Ace Ruddspeed to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive AC Ace Ruddspeed to sell in history was sold for £353,270.
What is the cheapest AC Ace Ruddspeed to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest AC Ace Ruddspeed to sell in history was sold for £179,200.
When was the AC Ace Ruddspeed produced?
The AC Ace Ruddspeed was produced between 1955 and 1963.