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L. T. Delaney and Sons

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L. T. Delaney and Sons, dealers in carburettors and superchargers

Successors to Delaunay Belleville Motors, Ltd.

See Luke Terence Delaney and his sons Cyril Terence Delaney and Desmond Cecil Delaney

c.1933 Spent 9 months designing and constructing the A.E.C. Diesel engine car with which George Eyston broke records at Brooklands; the work was carried out at the Carlton Vale Works of Delaneys.[1]

1933 Agents for Cozette Carburetters

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Light Car and Cyclecar
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