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AC Owners Club Forum => Ace, Aceca & Greyhound Forum => Topic started by: Classicus on October 07, 2010, 21:41:00

Title: AE 70 Ace Bristol RM Auctions Battersea Oct 27th
Post by: Classicus on October 07, 2010, 21:41:00
Just in case no-one knows.... Beautiful car.
   
   Lot 161 RM Auctions Battersea.
   
   October 27, 2010
   4:00 PM - 11:00 PM GMT
   (viewing starts at 10:00 AM GMT)
   
   
   PREVIEW DATES:
   October 26, 2010
   10:00 AM - 5:00 PM GMT
   
   October 27, 2010
   10:00 AM - 4:00 PM GMT
   
   
   http://www.rmauctions.com/FeatureCars.cfm?SaleCode=LF10&CarID=r189&fc=0
   
   (http://www.rmauctions.com/images/cars/LF10/LF10_r189_01.jpg)
Title: AE 70 Ace Bristol RM Auctions Battersea Oct 27th
Post by: AC Ace Bristol on October 08, 2010, 00:42:37
Great to see it's lost its 2.0 litre Alfa Romeo engine, and is now powered by a Bristol 100D2 engine which isn't as it left Thames Ditton but is by far the best combination for a Ace.
   Great registration   ACE55
   
   Will be interesting to see how it fairs [?]
   
   Especially as Classic & Sports Car, Octain and various dealers have 7 or 8 AC Aces on the market this month,  which must be a all time record for many  years.
   
    Spoilt for Choice. [:p]
   
   Keith
Title: AE 70 Ace Bristol RM Auctions Battersea Oct 27th
Post by: AC Ace Bristol on October 08, 2010, 21:52:28
Informed by Jerry Van Kalleveen that the Bristol engine fitted to AE70 is 100D2 1136.
   
   A little research and it is possibly from a 1962/1963 AC Greyhound,
   maybe John Goose can confirm that this bristol engine infact left Thames Ditton in a Greyhound and hopefully  in which Greyhound.
   
   Keith
Title: AE 70 Ace Bristol RM Auctions Battersea Oct 27th
Post by: dkp_cobra on October 09, 2010, 11:20:07
quote:
Originally posted by AC Ace Bristol
   

   
   Informed by Jerry Van Kalleveen that the Bristol engine fitted to AE70 is 100D2 1136.
   
   A little research and it is possibly from a 1962/1963 AC Greyhound,
   maybe John Goose can confirm that this bristol engine infact left Thames Ditton in a Greyhound and hopefully  in which Greyhound.
   
   Keith
   

   
   wrt to "AC in Detail" by Rinsey Mills it should be BEF 2565