History of AC Delco

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After posting the Link to the AC Delco hand-held tack, I got curious about the history of AC Delco, knowing that it was owned by GM for as long as I can remember.

Started out in 1900 by a Frenchman named Albert Champion.

See attached Link for the full story.

https://acdelco.com.au/latest-news/the-history-of-acdelco/

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	After posting the Link to the AC Delco hand-held tack, I got curious about the history of AC Delco, knowing that it was owned by GM for as long as I can remember. Started out in 1900 by a Frenchman named Albert Champion. See attached Link for the full story. https://acdelco.com.au/latest-news/the-history-of-acdelco/

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