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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Plant Nine - Muncie, IN


Photo courtesy of Doug Grinstead.


Plant 9 on the right in Muncie, IN as part of the GM complex with Chevrolet Transmission Plant and a shared powerhouse.  Photo Courtesy of Doug Grinstead.


Photo courtesy of Ted Vinson / Madison County Historical Society.


 From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.


1974 west end.  From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.


1974 east end.  From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.

  Plant at Bloomfield, NJ 
The Forgotten Battery Plant
No known Plant number



This has become the "Forgotten Battery Plant".  This plant, built in 1936 by DR was absorbed in 1942 into the new GM Eastern Aircraft Division, along with four other GM plants for the express purpose of building Grumman TBM Avengers and FM-2 Wildcats to assist the war effort.  Photo from "A History of Eastern Aircraft Division".


Photo from "A History of Eastern Aircraft Division".


Bloomfield as part of Eastern Aircraft built wiring harnesses, hydraulic tubing and assemblies, and ammunition boxes, none of which had any semblance to the lead acid batteries built in prewar times.  After the war this plant was sold and replaced by the larger New Brunswick plant.  Records indicate that the Bloomfield plant is still being used by its post WWII purchaser.  New Brunswick now stands deserted.  Photo from "A History of Eastern Aircraft Division".

Plant 12 - New Brunswick, NJ


From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.


Photo courtesy of Ted Vinson / Madison County Historical Society.


  Photo Courtesy of Doug Grinstead.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.
 


1974.  From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.
 

Plant 13 - Anaheim, CA


The orange groves are gone as shown below and all of the additions are complete.  This would be a circa 1994 photo.


Plant 13 in Anaheim, CA.  Note the orange groves surrounding the plant indicating the photo would have been taken right after the plant was built in 1954 and before the rest of the area was developed.  Photo Courtesy of Doug Grinstead.


An unusual over head photo of Anaheim from 1974.  From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.


1974.  From 1974 Land and Buildings Manual.


This is 180 degrees orientation from the 1974 layout.
From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.

Plant 14 - Olathe, KS


Compare this photo with those below.  This has all the additions, the last of which was added in 1978.


Plant 14 in Olathe, KS.  Photo Courtesy of Doug Grinstead.


Photo courtesy of Ted Vinson / Madison County Historical Society.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.


1995.  From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.

Plant 22 - Fitzgerald, GA


Artist's rendering of the Plant from 1974 Land and Buildings.


1995.  From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.

Plant 26 - Muncie, IN


Plant 26 in Muncie, IN.  Photo Courtesy of Doug Grinstead.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.


1995  From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.

Plant 36 - Sarreguemines, France


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.

Plant 41 -  Oshawa, Ontario
No known photos or plant layouts.

Plant 60 (Delkor) -  Kumi, Korea


From 1995 Land and Buildings Manual.

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