Buying or Selling a 1956 AC Aceca?

 

The AC Aceca (pronounced “a see ka”) was introduced in 1953 and was a coupe grand tourer based on the AC Ace roadster. The chassis of the two cars were different and the coupe was only slightly heavier than the convertible, thanks to a well-engineered fabrication. An AC 2-liter engine powered the first models. Each year, the power output increased with improvements and fine-tuning. A Bristol engine was introduced in 1956. The new unit was based on a BMW 328 engine and produced 120 hp. A custom unit replaced the Moss gearbox and the car offered optional overdrive. In 1956, AC added front disc brakes to the model. At the end of its production run, the Shelby Cobra, one of AC’s iconic models, replaced the AC Aceca.

 

1956 AC Aceca Seller’s Guide

When selling a 1956 AC Aceca, it’s recommended to have your mechanic prepare the car for a pre-purchase inspection. Potential buyers will be checking the car’s condition thoroughly, including the chassis and engine. Your mechanic might suggest some small and easy fixes to help you limit buyer’s advantage, which will increase the value of the offer. If you’d like a good offer and an easy and hassle-free experience, the Alex Manos team would be more than happy to make you an offer. Known for their fair and honest deals, the team will get out of their way to provide you with great service. Thanks to their long time experience in the industry, the representatives have acquired an extensive knowledge of the market in terms of prices and availabilities. They can provide assistance to evaluate your 1956 AC Aceca and share some best practice recommendations to help you make a good transaction.

Get connected with the Alex Manos team soon to find out about their offers and services. The team welcomes the opportunity to earn your business and is available to answer any of your questions. No matter where you’re located, the friendly staff will come to you and offer to take care of transportation if convenient.

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