Buying or Selling a 1954 AC Ace?

 

First introduced to the public in 1953, the AC Ace was an elegantly designed automobile that featured two distinct trims: a roadster and the Aceca (its coupe counterpart). With inspiration stemming from the Ferrari Barchetta, John Tojeiro ultimately provided the design. The chassis was considered to be light and simple providing for a tubular frame and an independent suspension all around. 1956 actually marked the first year of an improved AC Ace – featuring a new Bristol engine – that provided the automobile with 120 horsepower and a top speed at just over 115 mph. Yet the car remained smooth and efficient, with a 2-liter, straight-six unit that featured three downdraught carburetors linked to a slick four-speed gearbox with optional overdrive.

 

1956 AC Ace Seller’s Guide

Are you the current owner of a 1956 AC Ace, and are looking to sell your classic? You’ve come upon the right place – Alex Manos and his team of professionals are standing by ready to help you transact your classic at the best price. The Alex Manos team has extensive experience in dealing with classics as original as your 1956 AC Ace, and would like to share some tips about how to best utilize the distinctiveness of your model. As an example, the staff would like to note how important it is for all of the proper documentation to be available for any potential buyers. The market for these cars can be very peculiar, so having all of the maintenance records and documentation ready at time of show can help you achieve a top dollar sale. The friendly staff are more than willing to share whatever other tips it takes to help transact your model at the best price.

Be sure to stop by today or give a call to one of the experts on the Alex Manos team. The team’s large experience in dealing with classic cars such as your 1956 AC Ace will prove vital in transacting your model at top dollar. Be sure to get started on your project today!

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