American Car Craft Enterprises, based in Marietta, Georgia, operated under the ACE name as a manufacturer of specialty kit cars and conversion components during the later twentieth century. The company became known for producing a stretched, four-seat version of the Chevrolet Corvette, transforming the traditionally two-seat sports car into a 2+2 configuration through the use of a full-length custom frame that maintained structural rigidity despite the extended wheelbase. The company's…