REDLINE TORSION BAR STYLE AXLES
PYTHON, FORMERLY CALLED CHEETA...
THE LOOP IN THE AXLE IS SPREAD AND SLIDES OVER THE RAISED BLOCKS [BETWEEN THE RECTANGULAR HOLES], THEY ARE NARROWER CLOSER TO THE BASE KEEPING THE AXLE PINCHED AGAINST THE BASE...
GONNA TRY ONE WITH FTEs...BASE AT THE REAR AXLE IS A TAD WIDER THAN THE FTE AXLES, BASE MUST BE SLIGHTLY FILED FROM EACH SIDE...
Discussion
'31 WOODIE USA RELEASE ; 
.USA WOODIE AND USA HOT HEAP USE THE SAME ENGINE [2-RIVITS IN THE BASE] ;
DON'T HAVE ANY OTHER RELEASES,
GREAT POINT ! NOTICE HOW MUCH EASIER IT WAS TO ASSEMBLE THE 2ND RELEASE, THE BENT, [I] PIECE AXLE COMPARED TO SOLDERING OR PINCHED PINS THE USA RELEASES...
'36 FORD COUPE USA RELEASE ;
HMMM .... NARROW FRONT WHEELS !
BEATNIK BANDIT,
BOTH APPEAR TO BE USA RELEASES BUT ARE ASSEMBLED DIFFERENTLY, THE LATER RELEASE IS CHEAPER LIKE OTHER EARLY REDLINES ;
EARLIER RELEASE ON THE LEFT...
NUTHIN' TO IT...
TEAR OUT THE OLD AXLES, CUT A SHALLOW AXLE SLOT FOR THE FTE AXLE WITH A HACKSAW, DRILL A J.B.RIVIT HOLE...J.B.QUICK IT, ALIGN IT...
MANY EARLY REDLINES HAD SMALL WHEELS, TRY MOUNTING THE FTE AXLES UNDER THE BASE LIKE A GASSER...
WON'T HAVE TO RE-ARCH THE REAR WHEEL WELLS AS MUCH... PAINT ORANGE !
THE USA RELEASE "HOT HEAP" ON THE LEFT HAS [2] SEPARATE AXLES AND THEY APPEAR TO BE SOLDERED OR PINCHED PINS...
THE HONG KONG RELEASE "HOT HEAP" ON THE RIGHT USES [1] BENT AXLE...AS THE PYTHON DOES...;