The Aceca (pronounced "A-See-Ka") is a closed coupé from the British AC Cars company, produced from 1954 until 1963. The car originally had an AC engine but the similar Bristol -engined Aceca-Bristol was also available alongside the original from 1956 to 1963 when production of that engine ceased.

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The ‘One and Only’ unique factory installed Triumph engine AC Aceca. This 1957 AC Aceca has been in the hands of the owner for almost 50 years. In 2015 Car SOS had the huge task of renovating this vehicle, bringing it back to life to be driven. This car is now part of the exhibition at the British Car Museum.

The AC Aceca was a series of grand tourers introduced in 1954. The Aceca was based on the AC Ace, and featured a closed coupe body style drawing heavily on the design of the Ace. Over the course of production, the Aceca was available with three engine options, all of which were paired to a four speed manual gearbxox sending drive to the rear ...

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Introduced in 1954 at the Earls Court Motor Show, the AC Aceca fastback, the new model shared the ladder-framed chassis and the majority of steering and running gear with the Ace roadster. The refined interior of the coupe version added a dash …

One of the Last Ten Aceca Bristols built. Single ownership for the last forty years. Introduced in 1954 at the Earls Court Motor Show, the AC Aceca fastback, the new model shared the ladder-framed chassis, and the majority of steering and running gear with the Ace roadster.

1957 to Present day. Originally built in 1957 this rare AC Aceca (1 of 328) was the only one factory installed with a Triumph engine. AC at the time was looking to replace their original AC engine and installed this as a prototype. It was sold to Wing Commander G T Dale.