A comprehensive comparison of key specifications between the 1956 Ac Ace Bristol and the 63 Humber Hawk Series 3 Estate. To facilitate a clear understanding, we've organized the essential data into a concise table for your convenience.

To sum it up, we've put together a convenient table below, summarizing the key specifications of 1956 Ac Ace Bristol and 63 Humber Hawk Series 3 Estate. Whether you're drawn to 1956 Ac Ace Bristol's practicality or 63 Humber Hawk Series 3 Estate's beauty, this comparison will help you make an informed decision:

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	1956 AC Ace-Bristol	1963 Humber Hawk Series 3 Estate
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General
Body Details
Body type	2 seater convertible/cabriolet
Brakes
bmep (brake mean effective pressure)	1064.7 kPa (154.4 psi)kPa
Brakes F/R	Dr/Dr
Chassis & Geomtry
Front suspension	I.TL.
Length:Wheelbase Ratio	1.68
Rear suspension	I.TL.
Turning circle	11.30 m
Turns Lock-to-Lock	2.000
Weight distribution	49 % front
Dimensions
Fuel Tank Capacity	59.1litres
Ground clearance	178mm
Height	1245mm	1570mm
Kerb weight	894kg
Length	3848mm	4690mm
Track/tread (front)	1270mm
Track/tread (rear)	1270mm
Wheelbase	2286mm
Width	1511mm	1760mm
Engine details
Aspiration	Normal
Bore × Stroke	66 × 96mm
Bore/stroke ratio	0.69
Capacity	2 litre (1971 cc)
Catalytic converter	N
Compression Ratio	9:1
Cylinders	Straight 6
Engine code	100D2
Engine coolant	Water
Engine layout	longitudinal
Engine manufacturer	Bristol
Engine position	front
Engine Type	naturally aspirated petrol
Final drive ratio	3.90
Gearbox	4
Specific output(Net)	63.4 bhp/litre1.04 bhp/cu in
Specific torque(Net)	84.73 Nm/litre, 1.02 ft·lb/cu3
Top gear ratio	1
Fuel Consump.
Fuel system	3 So carbs
Performance
Acceleration 0-60mph	9.1s
Drive wheels	rear wheel drive
maximum power output(Net)	127 PS (125 bhp) (93 kW)at 6000 rpm
Maximum speed	190km/h	143km/h
maximum torque(Net)	167 Nm (123 ft·lb) (17 kgm)at 4500 rpm
Power-to-weight ratio	141.76 PS/tonne (1000 kg), 104.26 kW/tonne (1000 kg), 139.82 bhp/tonne (1000 kg), 0.06 bhp/lb
Standing quarter-mile	16.5 s
Weight-to-power ratio	9.59 kg/kW, 16.02 lb/bhpkg/kW
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Other
Number of doors	2
RAC rating	16.2
Unitary capacity	328.5cc
Valve gear	overhead valve (OHV), 2 valves per cylinder, 12 valves in total

In conclusion, the 1956 Ac Ace Bristol and 63 Humber Hawk Series 3 Estate are two distinct cars and your choice ultimately boils down to your individual preferences and priorities. We hope this analysis aids you in your automotive journey, helping you find the perfect fit for your needs and desires.