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Ace

The AC Ace is distinguished by its classic British sports car design, lightweight aluminum body, and the use of a powerful V8 engine. Its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern performance makes it a unique offer...

1953–1996

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The story

The AC Ace is a British sports car that was produced by AC Cars from 1953 to 1963. It is renowned for its lightweight design and classic roadster styling, which later served as the basis for the iconic Shelby Cobra.

The AC Ace is distinguished by its classic British sports car design, lightweight aluminum body, and the use of a powerful V8 engine.

History

The AC Ace was developed in the early 1950s as a lightweight, open-top sports car. It featured a tubular frame and independent suspension, which were advanced for its time. Initially powered by a 2.0-liter inline-six engine from AC, the Ace gained popularity for its performance and handling. In 1956, the engine was upgraded to a 2.0-liter Bristol inline-six, which further enhanced its appeal. The Ace's design and engineering laid the groundwork for Carroll Shelby's adaptation into the Shelby Cobra, which became a legendary performance car in its own right.

On track

The original AC Ace was a successful competitor in motorsport during the 1950s, participating in events such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Its racing pedigree contributed to the development of the AC Cobra, which became a dominant force in motorsport during the 1960s.

Generations

1993

Modern (1993–1996)

1953

Classic (1953–1963)

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