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This makes the fifth and newest CCII I own. If you want info on any of my other CCII's just ask. More pictures here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/137849...h/25468045990/ I'd assume Oct. 1978 was fairly late production for CCII sets. It's interesting to think that my car was built near exactly 1 year before the TV, and 14 years before I came to be (both have Oct. final build dates like me ).
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The model number starts with a single S. This makes
it a big store set. Probably came from a major retailer although we could sometimes get them as drop ins. K-line is the switch over to 1st gen System 3. Top line 25" & 2 19" sets came that way. In L-line almost all were 2nd gen S3 sets ( 9-160 ) with a few uprights on the lowest end sets. 73 Zeno |
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Zeno, what exactly did the "S" stand for and how did that make it a "big store" set? I also see some models that start with the letter "T" as well, typically sets from the early 70's. Were those sets for institutional use? What was a "drop in"? Otherwise, most models typically start with the familiar letter associated to any given model year. What made the "S" models different enough to justify to that designation? |
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