There are no definitive answers when it came to Maxwell 21-35 Chrysler product vehilcles since zero literature exists that shows photographs that I am aware of. All I have been able to do is collect items, ask alot of questions, collect that answers and try my best to categorize the appropriate answers/questions so that I can cross referance the information at a later time.
Also collecting the parts books, owners manuals and cross referancing part # is important. Not important but the key, the model specific parts books and the #s they posses are the closest we will prob. ever get to photographs.
I have collected my fair share of tool kit items, enough to see a pattern of decline in the quality of the tools or quantity it would seem as well. That along with digging into the early history of Chrysler Corp enables me to see a clear or obvious direction that tool kits were heading.
By the way yes it is true that Maxwell and Chryslers were sold side by side on the showroom floor but it did not last long before Maxwell was phased out, ( I would have to look it up to get an exact figure ) and I dont believe that many Chryslers were sold with Maxwell kits.
I do know of one early Chrysler ( 1925 ) that has an original toolkit and is Maxwell tools.
My point is that in my opinion dont spend too much time collecting Maxwell tools in hopes of selling them as Chrysler appropriate toolkits, first of all in most cases in my opinion they are not correct, secondly you wont be able to prove they are correct and lastly and the saddest part is no -one cares.
I can count on one hand the # of people I have talked with that care what tools originally came with their cars.
I gave up a long time ago with the idea that I would someday retire on the tool kitsI put together and would sell, I have learned to do it just for the fun and the hope of discovery, nothing more.
