Paul Fraser Collectibles has turned its all-seeing-eye to the classic cars market and uncovered this modified gem, from 1956.
This AC Ace Bristol sports car originally left its factory in October 1956, and was shipped out to Virginia, US.
The Ace was later returned to its homeland in 1988, and purchased by its current owner four years later in 1992.
Since then, the present owner has lovingly restored the car, including converting it to right-hand drive and registering it in the UK.
 The AC Ace Bristol from 1956. Its price is £POA |
According to the seller, the Ace has covered around 4,000 miles since its restoration in 1994.
Finished in silver with a magnificent red interior and equipped with full wet weather equipment, the Ace's Bristol 100D engine has also been modified to a Bristol 100D2.
Most of the left-hand drive parts are available and offered in the sale, for any buyers interested in examining the historic automobile's left-hand drive origins.
The Ace could offer a potential bargain to collectors. Although the car's modified steering will undoubtedly affect its value, an unmodified 1956 AC Ace can command prices over $100,000.
