An indoor photograph, likely taken in a museum or exhibition space in The Hague, Netherlands, showcases a vintage 1924 AC Racing Special car. The vehicle is a bright green, open-top racing car, featuring large spoked wheels with black tires and a prominent external exhaust pipe running along its side. The chassis and suspension components are also painted to match the car's distinctive British racing green bodywork. Next to the car, a white display plaque provides key information: "1924 AC RACING SPECIAL," specifying its "ENGINE: 2.0-LITRE SIX-CYLINDER" and "TOP SPEED: 175 KM/H." The text, primarily in Dutch, details the car's history, noting that Englishman Gordon R converted an AC into this racing car for his 21st birthday. It mentions its participation in events like the Blackwell hill climb and races at Donington Park, and also briefly touches upon the AC brand's later connection to Shelby. The car is positioned on a dark grey floor against light-colored walls. In the background to the left, a large screen or projection displays a blurred, light-toned image. On the wall behind the car, a red fire hose reel labeled "Ajox" is visible within a recessed cabinet. The setting is well-lit, characteristic of a museum display, and no individuals are present in the frame. The scene highlights the historical significance and engineering of this early 20th-century racing machine. in The Hague, Netherlands

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Jun 3, 2026, 2:25 PM

The Hague, Netherlands

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An indoor photograph, likely taken in a museum or exhibition space in The Hague, Netherlands, showcases a vintage 1924 AC Racing Special car. The vehicle is a bright green, open-top racing car, featuring large spoked wheels with black tires and a prominent external exhaust pipe running along its side. The chassis and suspension components are also painted to match the car's distinctive British racing green bodywork. Next to the car, a white display plaque provides key information: "1924 AC RACING SPECIAL," specifying its "ENGINE: 2.0-LITRE SIX-CYLINDER" and "TOP SPEED: 175 KM/H." The text, primarily in Dutch, details the car's history, noting that Englishman Gordon R converted an AC into this racing car for his 21st birthday. It mentions its participation in events like the Blackwell hill climb and races at Donington Park, and also briefly touches upon the AC brand's later connection to Shelby. The car is positioned on a dark grey floor against light-colored walls. In the background to the left, a large screen or projection displays a blurred, light-toned image. On the wall behind the car, a red fire hose reel labeled "Ajox" is visible within a recessed cabinet. The setting is well-lit, characteristic of a museum display, and no individuals are present in the frame. The scene highlights the historical significance and engineering of this early 20th-century racing machine.

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