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#503706 - 04/20/08 12:52 PM 1918 Maxwell 4-Door Wire Wheel Sedan
Kenneth Maxwell New Member Registered: 03/30/08 Posts: 6	Wanted for a 1918 Maxwell: I need the wiring diagram for the 4-Door Sedan if anyone could e-mail it to me. My email address is Kenscars@comcast.net. I could also use a copy of the owner/operators manuel for a 1918 and buffalo wire wheel hubcaps. Thanks, Ken
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#503709 - 04/20/08 01:12 PM Re: 1918 Maxwell 4-Door Wire Wheel Sedan [Re: Kenneth Maxwell]
Kenneth Maxwell New Member Registered: 03/30/08 Posts: 6	Wiring Diagram Info: 1918 Maxwell Engine Day B 9718. It is the Simms Huff 12-14 Volt Type M No. 264132 Starter Generator. Forgot to post this in the Wanted for a 1918 Maxwell wiring diagram post. Thanks, Ken
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