The AC Aceca-Bristol was the slightly higher-performance version of the Aceca (pronounced "ah-see-ka") - a model that was essentially a modified coupe-version of the
The AC Aceca-Bristol was the slightly higher-performance version of the Aceca (pronounced "ah-see-ka") - a model that was essentially a modified coupe-version of the
The AC Aceca-Bristol was the slightly higher-performance version of the Aceca (pronounced "ah-see-ka") - a model that was essentially a modified coupe-version of the
1957 AC Aceca Bristol Engined Vin Number: BE724Registration Number: 500BBPFully restored to Concours condition with a body off by nut and bolt restora
1954 AC Aceca Introduced in 1954, the Aceca was a fastback version of AC’s seminal Ace roadster. Built as an exclusive Grand Touring car, each Aceca featured new curved windshield and a hinged rear hatch. Like the Ace, the Aceca had the same sporting independent suspension and lightweight aluminum body that made the car popular. Half way into production, the antiquated prewar AC engine was replaced by a Bristol unit having 120 bhp. About 300 Acecas were completed before both […]
The AC Aceca-Bristol was the slightly higher-performance version of the Aceca (pronounced "ah-see-ka") - a model that was essentially a modified coupe-version of the
1954 AC Aceca Introduced in 1954, the Aceca was a fastback version of AC’s seminal Ace roadster. Built as an exclusive Grand Touring car, each Aceca featured new curved windshield and a hinged rear hatch. Like the Ace, the Aceca had the same sporting independent suspension and lightweight aluminum body that made the car popular. Half way into production, the antiquated prewar AC engine was replaced by a Bristol unit having 120 bhp. About 300 Acecas were completed before both […]
Anno 1960 - Chassis no. AEX 756
The AC Aceca-Bristol was the slightly higher-performance version of the Aceca (pronounced "ah-see-ka") - a model that was essentially a modified coupe-version of the
The Pick of the Day is a restored, numbers-matching 1956 AC Aceca Coupe advertised by a dealer in Philadelphia on ClassicCars.com.
1954 AC Aceca Introduced in 1954, the Aceca was a fastback version of AC’s seminal Ace roadster. Built as an exclusive Grand Touring car, each Aceca featured new curved windshield and a hinged rear hatch. Like the Ace, the Aceca had the same sporting independent suspension and lightweight aluminum body that made the car popular. Half way into production, the antiquated prewar AC engine was replaced by a Bristol unit having 120 bhp. About 300 Acecas were completed before both […]
In 1954 AC Cars launched the AC Ace, in direct response to the release of Cliff Davis' Tojeiro sports-racer.
