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Selling or Buying a 1957 AC Ace?

The AC Ace was introduced in 1953 and produced until 1963 with many upgrades along the way. The model was based on a racecar and based on a light chassis constructed using a simple tubular frame. Suspension was independent all around and the model offered a very sleek driving experience with great handling. An AC 2-liter overhead cam straight-six engine with 100 hp initially powered the AC Ace. In 1956, a new Bristol engine came out, adding 20 hp to the Ace and enabling a top speed of 116 mph with a 0-to-60 acceleration in the 9 seconds. Power was transmitted to the wheels via a four-speed gearbox with overdrive. Along the gorgeous roaster Ace was the coupe version, named the Aceca.

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1957 AC Ace Buyer’s Guide

Looking into a 1957 AC Ace for your next classic car purchase? The Beverly Hills Car Club team is here to help. The friendly and knowledgeable staff enjoys an excellent reputation for regularly sharing tips and advice to help classic car enthusiasts make smart purchases. One recommendation they’ll give you is to hire a classic car expert to carry out a complete pre-purchase inspection of your future 1957 AC Ace, to make sure you’re perfectly aware of what you’re getting. The expert will be able to tell you what to expect regarding future service needs and what the drawbacks of the model are. The Beverly Hills Car Club team can share their contacts of experts in your region if needed. Moreover, the team has a large and diverse inventory of classic cars for sale. The friendly staff welcomes you anytime at their Los Angeles classic car dealership to view the collection.

The Beverly Hills Car Club team is ready to assist you and only one phone call away. Get in touch with one of the experts to learn more about the AC Ace or to inquire about a particular model of 1957 AC Ace for sale. The team is looking forward to working with you.