A very rare and highly decorative Art-Deco steering wheel from this luxury French car-maker. Nickel-plated sprung-steel frame with elongated pierced spokes and “wove”-pattern plated bindings and having machine-engraved matching central hub cover-plate to central boss; black celluloid covered wooden hand-grip rim; good original cond..
Set of carbs that I bought in London ex a Delahaye 135. We did the initial startup of my D6 Delage 3L on these before going to a set of HD44 sidedrafts in April this year. They came off a Delahaye 135MS. Included are the 3 right angle inlet tracts that fit between the carb and the head and the throttle actuating / linkage bar and aluminium diffuse..
Cast Aluminium 4 spoke steering wheel for a variety of early 1920’s cylcecars. Tapered mounting with keyway, roughly 25mm. More pictures/details on request. Collection from Stamford Lincs, or tracked postage.
Aluminium centre, Walnut rim, a really beautiful old wheel, probably 1900-1915 and probably French.350mm diameter overall, rim 30mm x 27mm, dished by 50mm . Central hole 25mm .Very good condition the wood has been taken off, cleaned, woodworm eradicated and then the wood replaced using epoxy glue and new dowels inserted from the un..
New manifold made by Olly Mullard in the UK using genuine 135 CS manifold as a pattern. Another restorer made the alteration to allow greater clearance for the steering box but this could be reversed quite easily. Also fits my 1939 D6 3L Delage and despite the old school design allows that engine to make in excess of 180 bhp. Can be ship..
Believed to be an original Delahaye 135 CS manifold I bought in London about 10 years ago. Also fits the engine in my 1939 Delage. Could be used as is. Can be shipped anywhere at buyers cost.
Made on a 2mm Stainless Steel armature the rim is composed of 32 octagonal pieces of Indian rosewood, the two inner layers of eight pieces each are secret dowelled thro the S/S, then the two outer layers cover the dowels. All are epoxy glued so the wheel is very strong.Indian Rosewood is on the CITES list so normally cannot be used but this wood..