Buying or Selling a 1955 AC Aceca?

 

The AC Aceca was launched in 1954 at Earls Court Motor Show. The model was a light grand tourer coupe built on a simple chassis with large tubes. An AC, 2-liter, OHC engine powered the car and offered a power output up to 90 hp. 328 units were made during the production run, which meant the model was quite successful according to the standards of the era. The Aceca featured a new aluminum body and was only slightly heavier than the convertible AC Ace model. With the 2-liter, 90-hp engine and better aerodynamics, the AC Aceca could reach a satisfying top speed over 100 mph. The AC Aceca was fitted with transverse-leaf-spring independent suspension all around. The 1955 AC Aceca was a comfortable and high-end GT and is now a rare and desirable classic. At the end of its production run, a larger four-seater model came out to replace the Aceca: the AC Greyhound.

 

1955 AC Aceca Seller’s Guide

The AC Aceca often competed with Morgan cars of the era and is quite popular in today’s historic racing events. If you’re selling a 1955 AC Aceca, potential buyers might be interested in classic car racing. Be sure to give information on the car’s driving abilities, including cornering qualities, engine, suspension, and braking. Taking the model to your mechanic might be useful to help get it prepped for a pre-purchase inspection. Alex Manos and his team will gladly share more seller’s tips with you and the expert might also make an offer on your 1955 AC Aceca, should it fit your current collection.

 

Alex Manos and his team are ready to assist you and would love to hear more about your 1955 AC Aceca. Ask for a quote today and take the hassle out of the equation. The team will handle everything for you, including paperwork and transportation. No matter where your classic is located, the team will provide you with excellent service.

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