Sold | Beautifully restored approximately two decades ago and subsequently enjoyed on two 1,000-mile rallies 1958 AC Aceca Coupe

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£79,850 (Est: £74,989 - £89,987)

Beautifully restored approximately two decades ago and subsequently enjoyed on two 1,000-mile rallies 1958 AC Aceca Coupe

United States • 31 May 2026 • Lot 16

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This 1958 AC Aceca Coupe is a rare example, one of 151 with the 1,991cc AC six-cylinder engine, and has been treated to a high-quality, bare-metal refurbishment costing over $90,000. It's a well-sorted, concours-ready classic that has also proven its mechanical soundness by participating in two 1,000-mile rallies.

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The car has undergone a high-quality, bare-metal refurbishment and is described as having vibrant red paint in outstanding condition. It has also had its seats recently reupholstered. While it is described as 'very well sorted mechanically' and 'beautifully crisp and fit for concours display,' the fact that it has been enjoyed on rallies and has undergone a significant refurbishment suggests it is not in 'pristine' or 'outstanding' condition, but rather excellent.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

AE650

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RHD

1,991cc Inline-6 Cylinder Engine 3 SU Carburetors 90bhp at 4,500rpm 4-Speed Manual Transmission Independent Front and Rear Suspension w/ Leaf Springs Front Disc Brakes and Rear Drum Brakes Rear-Wheel Drive * Originally delivered in right drive to a home-market buyer in Bright Blue over Beige * 'AE650' is one of just 151 Aceca's powered by the venerable 1,991cc AC six * It was treated to a high-quality, bare-metal refurbishment costing over $90,000 * Finished in Red over Beige * A veteran of two 1,000-mile rallies THE AC ACECA The AC Aceca (pronounced "A-See-Ka") is one of Britain's most elegant and historically significant sports cars.

Introduced in 1954 as the closed-roof sibling to the legendary AC Ace roadster, the Aceca was a masterpiece of British craftsmanship — hand-built with lightweight aluminum coachwork over a tubular steel and ash-wood frame.

Its front-end styling reportedly traces back to a design suggested by Pinin Farina for AC in the late 1940s.

One of the Aceca's mo...