1982 AC MKIV "No Sell at $47k"

[1985 CCX]

Mecum
Based upon the description this was a car I would want, looks like the patina had set in the way I like, probably will need a few $ before it's back on point? Nice car.....

AC Cars of England, whose Ace roadster served as the platform for the original Shelby Cobra, began manufacturing its own version of the Ford-powered sports legend in 1981. Still with V-8 power the AC Cobra offers the bracing performance that had made the Cobra name famous around the world. The Black-on-Black AC Cobra offered here is a two-owner rarity with fewer than 2,000 miles. The slick Black body incorporates the contours of the early FIA cars, particularly in the flared rear fenders, and the cockpit includes the familiar wooden-rim steering wheel, short-throw shifter and a full array of Smith gauges.

Highlights:

- AC Cobra
- Less than 2,000 miles
- Convertible canvas top included
- 2nd owner is selling





http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_de...D=SC0510-90230

[PANAVIA]

The wheels look terrible. -- Wth happened to them.

[1985 CCX]

Looks like they sat unattended for a bit, probably a sign of what the underside was like?

[Legless]

I was watching this auction live on the web last weekend, when the bidding failed to reach reservel I think I recall the the auctioneer mentioning that $70,000 USD would buy it. I have no affiliation with the car.

cheers

Legless

[somedayaurora]

nice car , but I feel , and let me point out I really like the MkIV , these are very over valued . $70k thats a Kirkham in this market . Still a cool car though .
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