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3000ME Forum / AC3000ME - Manufacture of New Chain Wheels/Chain
« on: June 22, 2009, 21:05:27 »
An Announcement by Acedes Spares Ltd
   
   Many owners will be aware of the shortage of AC 3000ME chain-wheel spares.
   
   The original Thames Ditton design incorporated a Renold triplex chain of 7/16inch pitch with corresponding chain-wheels.  Following the worldwide demise of this size of chain, AC Cars (when at Brooklands) re-engineered the drive to incorporate a 3/8inch pitch triplex chain and chain-wheels. When fitted as a set these are fully interchangeable with the original Renold equipment. About 20 sets were made, and these have been in service for some years without known problem.
   
   With no spares now available, Acedes Spares Ltd have agreed to sponsor and finance the manufacture of 12 pairs of chain-wheels, and the purchase of 3/8inch pitch triplex chains.  In order to assure the quality of these components the chain-wheels will be manufactured by HE Services, who made the 20 sets for AC Cars. The chains will be purchased from Mr Brian Eacott, whose stock originates from AC Cars.
   
   The Offer
   These new items will be available as sets, that is two chain-wheels and one chain. The ex-stock price is £390 per set, inc of VAT @15%.  There will be an additional charge at cost for postage and packaging, to be included with the final invoice. This will be issued when the items are ready for delivery, currently expected to be end July.
   
   A discount is available to those members of the AC Owners’ Club who place an order before end June 2009. Details are in the May ACtion.
   
   In the event of orders exceeding demand, preference will be given to ACOC members on a ‘first come first served’ basis.
   
   HE Services and Acedes Spares guarantee that every effort has been made to conform with AC's revised design and the chain manufacturers’ requirements in respect of materials, dimensions/tolerances and heat treatment. Neither HE Services, Acedes Spares Ltd, or ACOC, can accept responsibility for any other aspect, either direct or consequential. This is a condition of sale to end users, the acceptance of which is implied in the placing of an order.
   
   If you wish to take up this offer please forward a deposit of £100 per set, by cheque payable to Acedes Spares Ltd, and your ACOC Membership number, to Mr Ian Winter, ‘Darr-Nisse’, Hawley Road, HAWLEY, Kent DA2 7RB

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General Forum / Men with Red Flags Next?
« on: June 01, 2009, 09:58:02 »
I think this is self-explanatory.  There is also a link to the online petition.
   
   http://cars.uk.msn.com/News/car_news_article.aspx?cp-documentid=15800884

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Vintage, PVT & 2 Litre Forum / H&H April
« on: March 29, 2009, 21:07:57 »
L379 is entered for the April auction:
   
   http://www.classic-auctions.co.uk/lotdetail.php?lotid=26660&aucid=27204

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General Forum / DINNER DANCE - TYPO ON ACTION FLIER
« on: February 07, 2009, 13:43:49 »
The flier for the Dinner Dance enclosed with this month's ACtion shows the date as 8 March.
   
   THIS IS A TYPO AND INCORRECT - the date remains unchanged as 14 March, as shown on the Club Calendar and on the website events page.

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General Forum / New York Times Contest
« on: December 07, 2008, 11:03:35 »
Any Mustang, Bentley, Triumph Itala etc fans might want to vote in the current NYT contest:
   
   http://collectiblecars.nytimes.com/Contest/Vote.asp

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General Forum / International
« on: September 17, 2008, 21:31:22 »
Hearty congratulations and thanks to Heiner and Isabel for all the hard work they put in to organising a most successful International - a wonderful meeting and an excellent turnout.
   
   

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Vintage, PVT & 2 Litre Forum / ROYAL AVAILABLE
« on: September 17, 2008, 20:31:35 »
The Freemantle Motor Museum in Australia has closed and is selling its collection.  A 1926 Royal is available.  For more details email gacocks at iinet dot net dot au

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Ace, Aceca & Greyhound Forum / MYSTERY ACE BRISTOL
« on: August 16, 2008, 12:57:17 »
Tim Isles will be grateful if anyone can anyone identify this long boot Ace Bristol that appeared at a show in Georgia in 2006 described as having Venezuela racing history - this to help with ongoing research of Aces in competition.
   
   
   
   
   
   (Posted on behalf of Tim Isles and Keith Lessiter)

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Ace, Aceca & Greyhound Forum / ID of Ace #40 Le Mans Classic
« on: August 03, 2008, 19:09:07 »
Can anyone confirm the Chassis number of the Blue Ace Bristol Car No 40, running in Plateau 3.......Piloted by :-
   
   FRANSSEN Leon & FEIERABEND Thomas. ??
   
   Did anyone capture the racing incident when FEIERABENDs' Ace No 40 attacked the rear nearside wing of Bertrand Lesuers' Ace number 39, at approximately 4.00 am. on the Mulsanne straight prior to Chicane? Resulting in Bertrand loosing his Nearside rear wing and rear light.
   
   Better still, Did anyone capture on film the moment when FEIERABEND returned to the pits with Bertrands' rear wing and light still attached to the front of his Ace ??
   
   Any information much appreciated
   
   Keith
   
   (Posted on Keith's behalf)

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General Forum / INVITATION - 20 AUGUST (EVENING)
« on: July 16, 2008, 14:48:30 »
EVENING CONCOURS, WEDNESDAY 20 AUGUST
   
   
   An informal but organized affair held at the Redwell Inn, Kirkby Lonsdale Road, near Arkholme, Lancs LA6 1BQ. There is no need to book in advance, just turn up and pay £6, for which you get a hot-pot supper included (passengers can also eat, for £5 each). There is a vegetarian option.
   
   
   This event is aimed more at participants than spectators, with the entrants doing most of the judging themselves (you can't vote for your own car!). Although we’ve had some superb winners over the years, the ethos is 'polish it up and join in' rather than look jealously over your shoulder. Definitely not an occasion for people to put mirrors under their wings or for judges inspect the cleanliness of the engine oil. And it certainly doesn’t matter how much your car is worth, or how old it is. All you need is enthusiasm.
   
   
   First entries are at 6:30pm, last entries 8pm sharp. There’s a broad mix of classes, which traditionally attracts a good variety: from vintage and pvt through postwar cars of all kinds to modern custom and modified cars.
   
   
   Awards will be as follows. All are judged by the entrants themselves, except where marked *.
   
   
   Best Saloon
   Best Sports or GT
   Best pre 73
   Best 73-90
   Best Post 90
   Best Exterior
   Best Interior
   Best Engine Compartment
   Best Customized or Modified car
   Most Faithful Servant (a fun award: best balance between use and condition,
   entrants are encourage to placard their car with details of annual mileage,
   type of use, etc)
   Best Porsche, presented by Porsche Club GB
   *Best Jaguar or Daimler, the Joe Eldeen award
   *Landlady’s choice (self explanatory!)
   *Most original car
   *Car of the show.
   
   
   For more information on the Evening Concours, phone Norman Burr on 01524 849079 or
   07729 618861 or email <nburr@talktalk.net>.

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General Forum / FORUM POSTS
« on: May 26, 2008, 12:00:36 »
I have edited several replies and deleted one complete topic from the Forum.  At a time of great flux for AC, comments about personalities may be very unhelpful for the company and the ACOC.

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Vintage, PVT & 2 Litre Forum / Acedes at Bonhams
« on: May 23, 2008, 13:59:36 »
An Acedes recorded by the club as 1927 and by the auctioneer as a 1925 16/40 sold for £17250 at the Bonhams sale on 21 April.

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