Buying or Selling a 1961 AC Aceca Bristol?

 

The AC Aceca Bristol was launched in 1956 and was the second generation of Aceca. The AC Aceca Bristol was equipped with a Bristol engine, while the first models were powered by an AC 2-liter unit. More powerful, the new engine had a capacity of 2 liters and an output of 120 hp, which enabled a 0-to-60 acceleration in 9 seconds and a top speed of 116 mph. The engine was linked to a four-speed manual gearbox with overdrive on option. The design of the AC Ace roadster inspired the body of the AC Aceca, which featured elegant and refined lines. Being a coupe grand tourer, the Aceca was more comfortable than the convertible Ace. To limit noise and vibrations, AC used rubber bushing on the chassis and the engine was isolated from the cabin with fiberglass for even more noise isolation.

 

1961 AC Aceca Bristol Seller’s Guide

Should you be selling a 1961 AC Aceca Bristol, there are a couple of things you can do to have a better transaction. First, it’s better to write a complete and detailed description of your classic to limit questions from potential buyers. Feel free to use the description above as a start and call the Alex Manos team to ask for a more detailed review of your classic. Second, presenting the classic to potential buyers in a peaceful environment with good road for test-drives will increase your chances of getting an offer. The Alex Manos team is known for sharing tips and advice with their clients and friends, but also for regularly adding new classics to their large inventory of classic cars for sale. Find out about their interest in your 1961 AC Aceca today and get a top dollar offer on the spot.

 

Start your project of selling a 1961 AC Aceca Bristol by visiting the Alex Manos showroom in Los Angeles. The friendly staff would be happy to meet you and take a look at your model. Take the hassle out of the equation and let the team handle everything for you, from paperwork to transportation.

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