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Delage DI

Louis Delage started assembling cars in France in 1905 and success led to with cars of 2, 4, 6, and 12 cylinders; A V12 10.5-litre Delage set the world speed record to 143.3 mph in 1923. More modest cars were better sellers and the 4-cylinder 2120cc Delage DI in 1923, which was upgraded to overhead valves in 1924, and later enlarged to 2.4-litres. In 1924 the DIS was announced ('Sport') and the DISS ('Super Sport') with power upgraded to 50bhp. The DI was replaced by the 6-cylinder Delage DM in 1928.

Delage DI 1926 Drophead Coupe. A 2120cc 4-cylinder ohv engine powered the DI, rated at 30bhp, 11CV (France) and 14hp (UK) Fiscal.	Delage DI 1926 All Weather Tourer - grille ornament	Delage DI 1926 All Weather Tourer. Launched in 1923 the Delage DI was given a 4-cylinder ohv 2120cc 30bhp engine	Delage DI 1926 All Weather Tourer. Fitted with a 7-seater open tourer body by Louis Janoir (Paris) that can be closed up into a saloon.
Delage DI 1926 Drophead Coupe	Delage DI 1926 Drophead Coupe. 2-seater DHC with extra Dickey seat	Delage DI 1926 Drophead Coupe - rear Dickey seat	Delage DIS 1924 Skiff. Various boat-tail bodies were fitted to early Delage cars, includiing 2 and 4-seat designs like this 4-seater Skiff-bodied version
Delage DIS 1926 Phizackerley, with a 2,121cc ohv 4-cylinder engine	Delage DIS 1926 Phizackerley. Isaac Phizackerley had premises in Elizabeth Street, Sydney, Australia. He was a bicycle manufacturer who enthusiastically took on the Motor Car when it arrived in Australia and became agent for a number of brands. He also had a coachbuilding business fitting out both cars and larger vehicles.	Delage DIS 1926 Phizackerley. Australian coachwork by Phizackerley

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