Age Identification

[Banjopicker]

Hello to all, I have a pretty simple question, I think.  I'm trying to identify the age of a Bachmann HO set  I just aquired.  It is a Georgia Pacific complete set, with the Item number of AA 40-0440C
If this is not the correct forum, could you please help me find the correct place?
thanks,
Banjopicker

[rustyrails]

Thank goodness...I thought you wanted to know how old I was.    
Rusty

[pdlethbridge]

Rusty, was it 2 figures or 3?

[rustyrails]

It's only 2, pdlethbridge, but they're crooked numbers.  Does older 'n dirt mean anything to you?   

[pdlethbridge]

I'm afraid so

[WGL]

 I wonder how many members qualify for that Social Security stimulus check which is coming in May & what business they will stimulate with it. 

[boomertom]

Unfortunately, mine won't stimulate model trains too many higher priority items I'm afraid.

And I am proud to say I was raised in the twilight of steam and the dawn of diesels.

Tom

[pdlethbridge]

Tom, I was too. I got to see a lot of B&M steam before they were gone by 1958. When my check comes I think I'll use it for the trains, probably a small industry or 2 from walthers.  I'll buy food with the rest of it.

[az2rail]

Getting back to the original question, I looked through my back catalogs and don't see it listed.

Bruce

[pdlethbridge]

Bruce, I like your sig. My brother was an only child!
And as far as your set is concerned, it probably won't be listed as it most likely was a sales item for Georgia Pacific. You might try to look for sets that have the same engine and cars but a different road name. That should get you close to its age.