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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Kokomo Automobile Museum - Kokomo, IN

This page added 3-2-2014.
This Museum has an excellent number of vehicles on display and several as seen below with visible Delco-Remy electrical components.
 
This is a frame for a 1930 1&1/2 ton Chevrolet truck that is on display at the museum.  The engine is a six cylinder 194 cu. in. creating 50 hp.
 
 

Here for every visitor to see is the Delco-Remy starter and distributor.  In plain sight.
 

DR starter Model 714L with serial number 995336.
 

The DR distributor is model 663G and serial number 37613.
 

 On the driver's side of the engine is the DR DC generator.
 

Model Number 943J and Serial Number 284773.
 

This white Chevrolet Corvair was on also on display.
 

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Visible here is the Delco-Remy DC generator.
 
 

Model number 1102336 with Serial number 4D27 which means it was built on April 27, 1964. 
 

 

 



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