AA with banjo style rear axle

[Reds34]

I happened to be parusing Craigslist and found this. It's not mine and I don't know who is selling it. I think it's a high price considering the condition, but thought it's cool with the rear axle.

https://worcester.craigslist.org/pts/d/ ... 36760.html

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[Chris Haynes]

It is an Early 1930. They all have Banjo rear ends.

[Neil Wilson]

It is an Early 1930. They all have Banjo rear ends.

Actually, 1/30 is when a new bevel gear type rear axle started (see 2nd image). The rear axle for 1928—1929 which was also a bevel gear type and sometimes referenced as a banjo (see 1st image) was only used for a short time period. I think it was used in early 1929 only (just my opinion).

[Chris Haynes]

It is an Early 1930. They all have Banjo rear ends.

Actually, 1/30 is when a new bevel gear type rear axle started.

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January 1930 sounds like Early 1930 to me.

[Bob C]

It is an Early 1930. They all have Banjo rear ends.

I think you are confusing bevel gear with banjo, two different rear axles.

[Chris Haynes]

It is an Early 1930. They all have Banjo rear ends.

I think you are confusing bevel gear with banjo, two different rear axles.

I am not confused at all. As Neil said the Banjo style appeared in January 1930. The new 1930 cab didn't appear til June 1930.

[Neil Wilson]

It is an Early 1930. They all have Banjo rear ends.

I think you are confusing bevel gear with banjo, two different rear axles.

I am not confused at all. As Neil said the Banjo style appeared in January 1930. The new 1930 cab didn't appear til June 1930.

Sorry Chris, you are confused. Please review the information I provided.