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£56,000
1935 AC 16/66 4-Seater Sports Tourer
United Kingdom • 21 Sept 2024
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AI Listing Summary
This 1935 AC 16/66 4-Seater Sports Tourer, DPD 39, boasts a rich history, including participation in the 1936 Lands End Trial and J.C.C. rally at Brooklands. Following a comprehensive £40,000+ restoration in the early 2000s, it presents as a stylish example, part of a discerning collection, ready for classic rallies and tours, offered with extensive documentation.
Condition
7
The car has undergone a £40,000+ restoration in the early 2000s, indicating significant investment in bringing it to a high standard. The listing mentions that it is now part of a discerning 6-cylinder AC collection and has been driven lightly and carefully stored. This suggests that it has been well-maintained since the restoration. However, it is described as having covered only nominal mileage in recent years, and the owner has decided it is time for it to be passed on, implying it may need some attention to be fully roadworthy. Based on these factors, it appears to be in very good condition, with slight wear.
/ 10
Transmission:
[Transmission]
Chassis No:
L353
Odometer:
2,419 miles
Reg Number:
DPD 39
RHD/LHD:
RHD
Veteran of the 1936 Lands End Trial and J.C.C.
rally at Brooklands - Post-war competition at Brands Hatch Subject of £40k+ restoration in the early 2000s Although founded on the basis of a mundane three-wheeled delivery vehicle, the Auto-Carrier name was later abbreviated to AC by the time of launch of the first four-cylinder in 1913.
AC's famous overhead-camshaft six entered production in 1922, by which time the firm has been taken over by Mr.
S.
F.
Edge.
A prominent Edwardian racer driver, Edge passionately believed in the publicity value of competition successes, as such in the same year an AC became the first 1,500cc car to cover the mile at over 100mph, and in 1926 a 2-litre model became the first British car to win the Monte Carlo Rally.
AC was taken once more by the Hurlock brothers in 1930, concentrating on sporting cars aimed at the discerning enthusiast.
The marque's reputation for producing well engineered and equally well finished cars continued under the Hurlocks' ...
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£1,300
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£25,000
Median Price (Since 2020)
£56,000
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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