Registration No: EJ 143 Chassis No: 4954 MOT: Exempt

Restored to a very high standard in the 1990s, and still presents very nicely
Supplied new, five years after chassis production, by Fraser & Willsford of Sydney, Australia, clothed in four-seater Tourer coachwork
Understood to have had just ten owners since manufacture!
Marvellous Edwardian tourer with an interesting history
Numerous participations in Veteran Car Club rallies

For much of the 1920s and 1930s, Delage was at the forefront of French automotive engineering.

The firm's racing cars of the mid-1920s were advanced and successful: their complex engines, especially the two-litre V12 and 1½-litre straight-eight still command awe some 80 years later.

Beginning with proprietary-engined light cars, from 1905 Louis Delage drove his firm forward and soon became a major manufacturer, building racing cars which competed with credit in the Grands Prix of 1913 and 1914; a Delage won the important Coupe de l'Auto race of 1911.
Rarely ...