Original Ac Ace Bristol 2-seater Sports Car Brochure, Pamphlet, Specs Sheet 1958 on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
Offered up for your consideration is this ORIGINAL AC ACE BRISTOL 2-Seater Sports Car Brochure, Pamphlet, Specs Sheet (1958) in excellent condition.
Printed in black and green this brochure features a specs sheet inside.
A classic piece of history.
This item is printed in ENGLISH and measures 8-3/4"x7" (folded).
Coming to you from a pet and smoke free home. Any questions (like combined shipping quote on multiple purchases) or for additional pictures, please e-mail me. Thank you for looking and check out my other items: I will be listing LOTS of automobile memorabilia in the weeks to come.
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