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Found a Chromacolor II at the thrift today
![]() I was browsing the Salvation army today and found a late 70's CCII, complete with its original Space command remote, for $12. Brought it home, plugged it in, and everything works, including the motorized tuner and "color sentry" eye. These sets really display a great picture. FYI, the picture is flipped because I took it with the camera on my macbook.
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That's a very nice find. Your model does not seem to be as common as the older CCII's. Worth $12 and then some! Yes, those sets display as good of a picture as anyone could want. Does yours have a delta gun tube or the newer tripot tube? There were some late CCII that used the System 3 tripot tube. Your set looks like it has the "zoom" feature as well.
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That set should have the inline gun tube. I bought the same model new when I was 17 and worked for a Zenith dealer in 1978. I still have the set in our bedroom and yes it has Zoom. You have a great find I feel it's the last good Zenith set. And at that price even better.. I paid over $400 dealer cost back then and I hate to think what I was getting paid. Please don't let that set get junked.
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This is better.
Last edited by andy; 03-21-2009 at 08:04 PM. |
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