Buying or Selling a 1954 AC Ace?

 

Introduced in 1953, the AC Ace was meant to serve as the catalyst for change in what was then a struggling line of AC cars. It was a definite success. The racecar was a true roadster, and was built on a simple chassis that held large diameter tubes. Its light chassis and efficient engine allowed the 1954 AC Ace to reach top speeds over 100 mph, creating a significant buzz for its performance at the time. The car’s suspension was independent all around and used wishbone with transverse leaf spring while the engine was an evolution of the previously used 2-liter, straight-six unit and was linked to a Moss gearbox. Overall, the body style of the AC Ace was one of the car’s best features, combining curved lines and elegant design. AC also introduced a coupe version – named the Aceca – in late 1954.

 

1954 AC Ace Seller’s Guide

If you’re interested in selling your classic 1954 AC Ace, you probably already know a ton about the model. Alex Manos and his team of professionals would love to be of assistance throughout the sale process. His team has extensive experience in selling classic cars such as your AC Ace, and the knowledgeable staff are happy to share many of useful tips and advice with you. For example, they’d like to suggest that given the age of the car – it is important that you gather all important and relevant documentation regarding the car’s history – as buyers will be acutely aware of potential problems that may arise down the line. This will also help to create a great first impression that will be key in creating a top dollar sale. Alex Manos and his team of professionals maintain an extensive collection of classic cars – and are known for their good deals and excellent service.

Be sure to visit Alex Manos and his team of professionals at their Los Angeles location or call anytime to get started. They will take of shipping from anywhere in the United States including Alaska. Call today and get started!

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