More Pics of Racing Aces

[Louism]

I think I have the answear !!! [:I]
   
   
   Why trying to find the solution so far when you can look at home!
   
   It is BEX 1205 !! [:p][:p]
   
   I can imagine its actual owner will love this nice yellow colour...
   
   [:D][:D][:D]

[AC Ace Bristol]

Louis
   
   BEX1205 was Green when Bertrand Bought it and it left the Factory Silver, Don't recall it being Yellow. Could be wrong...[;)]
   
   Not the most  poopular colour, However I know of six LHD  Ace Bristol's that have worn various shades of yellow.
   
   BEX155 /  BEX234 /  BEX278 /  BEX409 / BEX450 &  BEX1209.
   
   Most  being in USA, Hopefully  Tony Bancroft can confirm the ID,
   My money is on BEX278,  But I think I would phone a friend before giving my final answer.
   
   Keith..  ..[:)]

[tinnes]

For lots of photos of BEX278 when it was last for sale see the following
   link:
   
        http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/497-AC%20Bristol-Roadster-Inline%206%20Cyl
   
   tom i in AZ

[AC Ace Bristol]

quote:Originally posted by nikbj68
   

quote:Originally posted by aex125 I don't remember seeing links to these before, so here are couple of more racing Ace pics.
   Jay

   Great find, Jay. [:D]
   Here are a couple of pics from the second link to the Autosport Forum:
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   ...the first of which answers questions I had about the front of an Ace that appeared on the cover of an SCCA program I was emailed recently, AEX93. The forum states: "...Duncan Forlong recieving the Checkered Flag...at Dunellon Park Road race. The car is all black with a lot of tape on the bonnet..." Well, that`s one way to prevent stonechips!
   Here`s the SCCA program,
   
   
   And, believe it or not, how AEX 93 looks now!
   
   
   
   
   
   OK, it might not help your resale value, but no-one is going to mistake your car for another one at shows!
   (And YES, the wheels on the other side ARE RED!!!)
   
   * Several photos improved or added, 28/06/12
   

   
   
   Correction
   
   Please note that since the pictures of AEX93 published above in 2010, research confirms  that Duncan Forlongs Ace as depicted in B & W pictures is definitely AEX93 and has since been sold via R&M
   in March 2011, a very original Ace but fitted with a Bristol engine.
   
   The Sale of AEX93 resulted in further research, which concludes that Ron Mulacek's Yellow / Blue & Red Ace is infact AEX94.
   This is substantiated by Ron locating number 94 under the paint on the hinges .
   
   Additional research by Tim Isles tracing history of AEX93 and AEX94 also confirmed one car being East Coast whilst the other a West Coast Car.
   
   Both Ace AEX93 and AEX94 now run a Bristol 100D2 spec engines.
   
   Keith..[;)]

[nikbj68]

Courtesy of Supercars.net`s Amelia Island sale report come these photos of AEX93, now with Bristol engine: