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Selling or Buying a 1963 AC Ace?

1963 was the last year of production for the AC Ace, before the ultra-famous AC Cobra replaced it. A 2.6-liter engine with up to 170 hp powered the last AC Ace models. The unit used three Weber carburetors or SU carburetors and an iron cast head. Top speed was recorded at 130 mph and 0-to-60 mph was reached in around 8 seconds. The engine was positioned well in the back and the AC Ace had great handling capabilities. The suspension was independent all around and the car featured advanced equipment including disc brakes and optional overdrive for more comfort. The design was gorgeous and was used as a base for the AC Cobraor Shelby Cobrato come.

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1963 AC Ace Buyer’s Guide

In the market for a 1963 AC Ace? The Beverly Hills Car Club team can help you define your project and budget, and share some useful tips and advice to help you make a good transaction. One recommendation the team often shares is to hire a classic car expert and do a complete pre-purchase inspection that will allow you to be 100% aware of the qualities and drawbacks of the model you’re acquiring. Be sure you investigate the history of ownership as well. Depending on how well the car was taken care of, the condition and future service needs of the model can vary greatly. The Beverly Hills Car Club is also known for their great deals and excellent service on classics of all makes, models, and conditions. Come visit their Los Angeles classic car dealership today to view the current models of 1963 AC Ace available for sale.

The Beverly Hills Car Club team is available and ready to assist you anytime. Call in today and ask to speak with an expert about 1963 AC Ace models. The friendly staff will guide you through the research and purchase and ensure your experience is enjoyable and free of hassle.