148K views · 4.6K reactions | The historic 1956 'Mary Seed' AC Ace Bristol was driven by the famous female racer, and claimed class speed records in Australia in February 1957. Today it remain a testament to AC Cars' engineering heritage. | AC Cars | Facebook

111K views · 439 reactions | This Bristol-engined 1957 AC Ace was the last car removed from long term storage in The David Brown Collection. As you can see, it wasn’t an easy car to extract, having been placed above head height on steel girders! It was once owned by racing driver Betty Haig and was hotly contested when sold by Anglia Car Auctions, eventually selling for £156,600. | UK Barn Finds | Facebook

This 1959 AC ACE formed part of the David Brown collection and was part of an intriguing 2-day extraction process, documented by UK Barn Finds. The car was sold by Anglia Car Auctions in 2023 for £113,400. | UK Barn Finds

From the 1950 AC Ace, and then 1960 AC Cobra Mark II, to the modern-day AC Cobra GT Roadster, AC Cars' iconic models remain unmistakable #accobra #cobra #acace #accobragtr | AC Cars

Production of the AC Ace, an aluminium-bodied, six-cylindered, water-cooled two-seater, began in 1953 and lasted until 1963. Along with the AC Aceca (1954-1963), it was the inspiration for the first AC Cobra. #thelegendslegend #ACCars #AC #ACCobra #ACAce #Cobra #classiccar #classiccars #roadster #musclecar #classiccarsdaily | AC Cars