Buying or Selling a 1960 AC Aceca?

 

The AC Aceca was a coupe grand tourer based off the AC Ace roadster and introduced at the 1954 London Motor Show. Powered by a 2-liter, 6-cylinder Bristol engine based on the BMW 328 engine, the new AC Aceca-Bristol came in 1956. The new unit gave the car a solid basis for competition, enabling greater performance than the AC engine originally fitted on the model. The AC Aceca was equipped with all-around independent suspension, disc brakes in the front and drums in the rear. The chassis used tubular frame and aluminum panels to keep the weight low. Rubber bushings were fitted on the rear differential to reduce the noise and vibration and fiberglass was used to further isolate the engine from the cabin for more comfort.

 

1960 AC Aceca Seller’s Guide

When looking to sell a 1960 AC Aceca, it’s recommended to get the car checked by your trusted classic AC mechanic to present the car in the best possible condition to potential buyers. Classic car buyers can be quite picky and if you show them a flawless vehicle, they’ll have little to leverage the price offer. Alex Manos and his team have many years of experience in the classic car industry and can share some other tips and advice to make your transaction easier. Moreover, the team regularly buys classics of all makes, models, and conditions to add to their growing collection. Should your example fit their current inventory, the representatives will make a top dollar offer on the spot. Known for their fair and honest deals, you can be assured that the team will go the extra mile to provide you with the best service possible.

Take the hassle out of the equation and contact Alex Manos and his team today for a quick and easy deal, at a good price. Whether you have a 1960 AC Aceca in pristine condition or a barn-find, the team would love to see the car. Connect soon and get started on your project.

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