American Custom & Component Cars (ACCC) is an automotive manufacturer based in Boise, Idaho, established around 1982. The company specializes in the production of kit cars, which are vehicles sold in parts that require assembly by the buyer.

One of the notable offerings from ACCC is a replica of the Jaguar XK-120, a classic sports car originally produced in the late 1940s and early 1950s. In addition to this, ACCC also produced the Panther replica, which was built in collaboration with Long and Newman. These replicas cater to enthusiasts seeking to own classic designs with modern construction techniques.

ACCC has contributed to the kit car market by providing options for those interested in assembling their own vehicles, reflecting a niche segment of the automotive industry focused on customization and personal craftsmanship.