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#486800 - 02/12/08 03:13 PM 1920's Maxwell 25 dating
Tom v.d. Vyver Offline
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Registered: 02/12/08
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Loc: South Africa
In 1998 a Maxwell 25 Tourer RHD was sold to me as a 1923 Model. Have only managed to find pic's of Maxwell with coil ignition to date. My car has magneto ignition. Restoration is now about 90%. Need help to date the car.
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#487462 - 02/15/08 07:53 AM Re: 1920's Maxwell 25 dating [Re: Tom v.d. Vyver]
1940_Buick Offline
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Loc: Bath, PA
Hello Tom,
Could you post some pictures?

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#487663 - 02/15/08 09:54 PM Re: 1920's Maxwell 25 dating [Re: Tom v.d. Vyver]
hchris Offline
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Registered: 05/28/05
Posts: 78
Loc: South Australia

Hi Tom

As you have probably gathered theres not a lot of help to be gained at this site for us later model Maxwell owners,here it seems they were all magneto ignition to the end which I would guess was typical for the exports

Here are some numbers passed on to me some years back, I cant verify the authenticity of them however they seem to work for those Maxwells around me here in Aus:

1923 to 1924 388531 - 442331
1924 to 1925 442331 - 492825
1925 to end 492825 - 552534

Chris H

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#492152 - 03/05/08 02:04 AM Re: 1920's Maxwell 25 dating [Re: hchris]
Tom v.d. Vyver Offline
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Loc: South Africa
Chris

Thank you for the info!

I am missing the accelerator pedal and mechanism (RHD).
Any pic's or drawings will help.

Regards

Tom van der Vyver
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#492153 - 03/05/08 02:06 AM Re: 1920's Maxwell 25 dating [Re: 1940_Buick]
Tom v.d. Vyver Offline
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Loc: South Africa
I will post some pic's this week.

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Tom van der Vyver
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#493920 - 03/12/08 10:06 AM Re: 1920's Maxwell 25 dating [Re: hchris]
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Registered: 12/05/05
Posts: 1317
Loc: South Carolina
Hchris,

Here are the Serial Number ranges from my 1926 National Used Car Market Report Red Book, starting from 1920.

1920 266801 to 329680
1921 329681 to 337100
1922 337101 to 388529
1923 388530 to 444231
1924 444232 to 492824
1925 492825 to finis

Red Books were put out at the time the cars were still new (and used) and are trustworthy;
the numbers are very close to yours. Hope this helps somewhat.

TG
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#494020 - 03/12/08 05:37 PM Re: 1920's Maxwell 25 dating [Re: TG57Roadmaster]
hchris Offline
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Registered: 05/28/05
Posts: 78
Loc: South Australia
Thanks TG good to have another source to verify

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