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Selling or Buying a 1960 AC Aceca?

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

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1960 AC Aceca Buyer’s Guide

When looking to purchase a 1960 AC Aceca, it’s recommended to verify the original firewall tag and see if numbers match. A well-kept model will carry a higher value but can be worth it in the long term. Refurbishing or restoring an AC Aceca can be very onerous and time-consuming. If you’re not an expert, hire a specialist to carry out a complete pre-purchase inspection. The Beverly Hills Car Club is known for regularly sharing tips and advice with their clients and friends. Don’t hesitate to reach out to the team for more recommendations to help you make a smart transaction. Additionally, The Beverly Hills Car Club regularly buys and sells classic cars of all makes, models and conditions. Browse their online inventory to find out about their current models for sale and call the team if you don’t see the model you want. The friendly staff will do their best to help you find your dream 1960 AC Aceca.

The Beverly Hills Car Club team is ready to assist you with the research and purchase of your 1960 AC Aceca. Whether you’re looking for a pristine condition model or a more affordable example you can work on, the team will provide you with top quality service in a hassle-free environment.