The first AC Aceca fitted with the uprated 122 BHP D2 engine Engine No: 100 D2 813 Bristol D2 engine, the first Aceca fitted with the Bristol engine First registered 2 July 1958.

Full matching numbers, original engine, gearbox and chassis Long term ownership from March 1966 to 2005 before being purchased by our vendor Partially stripped in August 1967 and remained that way for 38 years Lovely detailed history of our vendor's journey returning the Aceca to glorious health.

Notable 'Concours' success 2015 - 2018 winning the 2018 ACOC Hurlock Trophy as 'Champion Car' British racing driver and wizard tuner, Ken Rudd, whose business K.N.Rudd Ltd.

were official suppliers of AC cars in the mid-1950s, developed the very first Ace-Bristol and it wasn't long before his hybrid was quickly adopted by the AC factory.

First shown in autumn 1956, the AC Ace-Bristol and its coupé sibling, the Aceca-Bristol, were in production by the spring of 1957.

Because it was not only more powerful than AC's ...