Buying or Selling a 1957 AC Aceca Bristol?

 

Introduced in 1954, the AC Aceca was a coupe grand tourer based on the AC Ace convertible that came out prior to the Aceca. Powered by a 2-liter AC engine, the first cars were soon upgraded. A new Bristol engine was introduced in 1956 for the AC Aceca and the model was renamed the AC Aceca-Bristol. Based on the pre-war BMW 328 engine, the new unit had 6 in-line cylinders, a 2-liter capacity and 3 downdraught carburetors, with a power output of 120. The car was linked to a smooth four-speed gearbox with overdrive and could accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 9 seconds with a top speed of 116 mph. Front disc brakes were made available on option from 1957 and were later standardized.

 

1957 AC Aceca Bristol Seller’s Guide

Should you be looking to sell a 1957 AC Aceca Bristol, the Alex Manos team can share some valuable tips and advice to help you make a good transaction. One thing to know about selling a classic car is that potential buyers will be picky and most likely request a pre-purchase inspection. Therefore, it’s always best to present the model in the best possible condition. Have your classic car technician look at the car and make some easy fixes. This will limit customer’s leverage and get you better offers. The Alex Manos team has many years of experience in the classic car industry and the friendly staff enjoys a reputation for good deals and excellent service. Should your model of 1957 AC Aceca fit their current inventory, the representatives will offer top dollar money.

 

Connect with Alex Manos and his team today to find out how much they’d offer for your 1957 AC Aceca. The team will offer to handle transportation from anywhere in the U.S., including Alaska. Take the hassle out of the equation and let the team handle the transaction from A to Z.

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