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AC Classic Cars for Sale

The British company AC, short for Auto-Carrier, is one of the oldest automobile producers in the world that still produces cars.

AC’s entry into the automobile arena

After the company initially only produced three-wheeled vehicles from 1904 to 1913, a first car was produced in 1913. But it wasn’t until 1920 that AC could celebrate an international breakthrough with a V6, 35 BHP and 2 liter engine. Due to its light-weight construction and the sporty design, the engine was in product for 40 years.

The AC 2-litre model was still produced after World War II, but with a different body. The two-door sedan was another contributing factor for AC’s international success. In 1953, the AC Ace was the first British sports car that featured an independent suspension for the front and back wheels. This model, in a version called the AC Ace Bristol was also used in various motor sport competition, where it was to win several victories. From 1959 onwards, AC produced a small number of Gran Turismo AC Greyhounds, a four-seater that was only in production until 1963.

Lower numbers in the production of AC models

After the great success of the first three models, AC struggled to stay up to par with the models that followed. Due to heavy international competition, AC could not afford to manufacture smaller series anymore. Until 1963, engines were still manufactured. Then, production in England stopped. Luckily, AC’s light bodywork proved to be popular in the US and the AC Shelby-Cobra became a cult car. However, production in the US stopped in the 1970s as well. The Brands ownership has been subject to several changes and since 2009 the company now has its seat in Germany. The AC trademark is now owned by AC Cars by Gullwing GmbH, and the AC CobraMK VI that is in production today features detailed reproduction and German quality.

The AC logo

The AC-Logo is kept very simple. It consists simply of a circle with the initials AC in the middle. The initials are white, the circular background is blue and has a white and blue border. The simplicity of the logo and the stylish type is meant to represent AC’s cars. It stands for high quality and no non-sense design.

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Image 1/18 of AC Aceca (1958)
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1958 | AC Aceca

1958 AC Aceca

£154,995
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Image 1/10 of AC Cobra 289 (2007)
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2007 | AC Cobra 289

AC Cobra MK V

Price on request
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Image 1/11 of AC Cobra Mk IV (1986)
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1986 | AC Cobra Mk IV

Short Nose, SVO lightweight engine

£188,052
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Image 1/36 of AC Aceca Bristol (1956)
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1956 | AC Aceca Bristol

1957 AC Aceca Bristol

£178,000
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Image 1/36 of AC Aceca Bristol (1900)
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Mille Miglia
£178,000
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Image 1/50 of AC 428 (1969)
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1969 | AC 428

AC 428 Frua Coupé Manual Gearbox

£149,587
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1951 | AC 2 Litre

AC-coupe RHD 1751

£16,967
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Image 1/20 of AC Ace Bristol (1959)
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1959 | AC Ace Bristol

Desirable factory left-hand-drive example with powerful Bristol engine

£337,638
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Image 1/15 of AC Cobra 427 (1966)
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1966 | AC Cobra 427

Factory Five Racing MKIII Shelby Cobra replica

£57,819
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Recreation

1966 | AC Cobra 427

AC Cobra 427 recreation aluminium body with an LS3 built 2016

£76,292
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Image 1/49 of AC Cobra Mk IV (1988)
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£119,750
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Image 1/23 of AC Ace (1959)
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1959 | AC Ace

AC Ace Roadster.1959. M0444

£221,388
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1956 | AC Aceca Bristol

AC ACECA BRISTOL, RHD, 1956

£169,995
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Image 1/30 of AC 2 Litre (1954)
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£15,172
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