Buying or Selling a 1964 AC Cobra?

 

The AC Cobra – also known as the Shelby Cobra – was introduced in 1962 as a successor the AC Aceca. The creator, Carroll Shelby, wanted to marry the body of the AC with a V8 engine to create a light, agile, and ultra-fast machine. Impressed with the performance of the earlier AC models, Shelby asked the British manufacturer to adjust the frame to fit a larger V8. The result was a success, as the initial models were capable of 271 hp, with later additions such as rack and pinion steering enhancing the overall experience. The chassis remained simple and lightweight, allowing the engine to take over on the track. The car has been well received from the beginning, and remains a massive hit both for its remarkable performance and timeless styling.

 

1964 AC Cobra Seller’s Guide

Between 1962 and 1968, 654 units of the small block engine were built and 350 units of the larger 427 model. If you’re selling a 1964 AC Cobra, make sure to capitalize on the rarity of the car by presenting it in the best possible shape. Buyers are already aware of the rarity of the model, so providing the potential buyer with high-quality, professional photos is only going to improve the ultimate transaction price. Alex Manos and his team would be happy to assist you with your project and share as many tips as necessary to help you bring top dollar for your 1964 AC Cobra. Moreover, their Los Angeles classic car dealership is the home to a tremendous inventory of classics for sale, and their experts are constantly on the lookout for new additions to the collection.

 

Thanks to many years of experience in the classic car industry, the Alex Manos team has acquired a substantial understanding of the market. Any one of their knowledgeable representatives would love the opportunity to earn your business. You can be assured that if given the opportunity, the transaction will run smoothly and you will earn top dollar. Contact any of the representatives today to receive a quote on your 1964 AC Cobra.

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