Buying or Selling a 1962 AC Ace?

 

1962 represented the second-to-last year of production for the AC Ace—before the ubiquitous AC Cobra succeeded it. 1962 also represented the final version of three generations of performance—moving from an initial configuration of a 2-liter, straight six-unit to a Bristol, 120 horsepower engine in 1956. In 1961, the third iteration was released, with AC placing a 2.6-liter unit that had been previously used on the Ford Zephyr. Some of these final AC Aces were tuned to up to 170 horsepower, with top speeds nearing 130 mph (and 0-to-60 times around 8 seconds). Equipped with overdrive and disc brakes, the 1961 AC Ace was well ahead of its time, and coupled with a light chassis, tubular frame and all independent transverse leaf spring system it made for an excellent handling machine.

 

1962 AC Ace Seller’s Guide

Should you be selling a 1962 AC Ace, Alex Manos and his team of professionals have a few tips to get you started on the best path. Their Los Angeles-based dealership is home to a large inventory of classic cars for sale and the team is known for their fantastic offer prices and excellent customer service. With that said, they’d like you to be sure to provide all documentation and maintenance records related to your 1962 AC Ace. Because maintenance on these cars can be so expensive today, potential buyers are acutely aware of the situation and proper documentation will help assure them that your model is in pristine condition. If your 1962 AC Ace needs to have some work done before considering a sale, Alex Manos and his team would be more than happy to share their contacts of classic AC mechanics if you so desire.

The friendly staff is ready and able to provide you with excellent service throughout the selling process. They have extensive experience in dealing with classic cars, and would like you know that they offer to provide shipping from anywhere within the U.S., including Alaska. So don’t hesitate to earn top dollar on your 1962 AC Ace, call today!

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