1960 AC Greyhound

The AC Greyhound was a 2+2 version of the 2-door roadster and coupe made by AC Cars of Thames Ditton, Surrey, England. Production began in 1959 and continued through 1963 with 83 examples made. These four-seaters had an aluminum body and rested on a 10-inch longer wheelbase than the Ace and Aceca. The prior transverse leaf springs in the front were replaced with coil springs. They had a ladder frame, a four-speed manual gearbox (an overdrive was optional), and a rack-and-pinion steering setup. Disc brakes were in the front with drums at the rear.

by Daniel Vaughan | Jun 2019