The History of the Delco-Remy Divsion of General Motors
A.K.A. "The Remy Brothers" or "The Remy Electric Company"
1896-1994

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Delco-Remy at the Normandy Invasion, June 6, 1944   World War Two Products and Product Applications    The Army-Navy "E" Award   Our War Job   Delco-Remy World War Two Documents
 

 

Air Force Museum   America's Packard Museum    Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum   Buick Museum   Chrysler Museum   John Deere Tractor and Engine Museum   Gilmore Car Museum   Kansas Aviation Museum   Kokomo Auto Museum   Michigan Firehouse Museum   Missouri Museum of Military History   Museum of Flight   National Automobile and Truck Museum    National Packard Museum   North Carolina Maritime Museum   Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust Allison Branch  RE Olds Transportation Museum   Ropkey Armor Museum   Studebaker Museum   USS Alabama Aviation Museum   War in the Pacific Museum   Wright Museum of WWII   Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum

Museum of Flight - Seattle, WA
 


The main exhibition hall of the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field on the south side of Seattle, WA.  The Museum is considered to be one of the premier aviation museums in the United States.  The yellow cart under the engine contains several Delco-Remy components. 


The J85 Jet Engine start cart was used to start the engines on the SR-71 and A-12.  Original Delco-Remy Components are still on the Buick engines.


From this position the Delco-Remy Delcotron can be seen on the Wildcat Engine. In the background a tour guide is standing in front of the F-4 Phantom.


One of the two engines with the Delco-Remy distributor base, ignition coil and Delcotron visible.


The Delcotron.


This gives a little better view of the Delco-Remy name on the Delcotron.


The distributor cap is a non DR replacement, but no doubt the base is Delco-Remy original equipment.


There is no doubt on the ignition coil as to who the manufacturer was!!

Air Force Museum   America's Packard Museum    Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum   Buick Museum   Chrysler Museum   John Deere Tractor and Engine Museum   Gilmore Car Museum   Kansas Aviation Museum   Kokomo Auto Museum   Michigan Firehouse Museum   Missouri Museum of Military History   Museum of Flight   National Automobile and Truck Museum    National Packard Museum   North Carolina Maritime Museum   Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust Allison Branch  RE Olds Transportation Museum   Ropkey Armor Museum   Studebaker Museum   USS Alabama Aviation Museum   War in the Pacific Museum   Wright Museum of WWII   Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum
 

 

 



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