1,991,cc SOHC Inline-Six Engine Triple SU Carburetors 76bhp at 4,500rpm 4-Speed Moss Manual Transmission 4-Wheel "Woodhead" Leaf Springs with Beam Front and Semi-Floating Rear Axle 4-Wheel Girling Mechanical Drum Brakes *Beautifully preserved *A coachbuilt machine *Rarely seen in left-hand drive *The predecessor to the AC Ace The Buckland During the 1930s AC gained a good reputation for producing elegant, well-made motor cars with sporting characters.

In 1947 AC launched its first post-war model, the 2-liter.

The new model came with a choice of traditionally constructed saloon or drophead coachwork, although the styling was modern in its design.

The mechanical underpinnings were of a straight forward modern design and used a 65mm x 100mm 1991cc overhead cam straight-six which gave reasonable power and performance, enough for 84mph and 22mpg from the 74bhp engine.

From 1949 a tourer version was also made available as an alternative to the drophead coupe style, and a four-door saloon...