Commodore A4000T serials

[bitman]

Received a bunch of serials (4 from Germany) - and the status is:

Highest unitnumber produced by Commodore in Germany: 131
Highest unitnumber produced by Commodore in USA: 43

If we don't find any higher serialnumbers (unit numbers) - conclusion still is that under 200 was produced and very few is known to exists today (10 in total).

It's very likely that we havn't found all owners yet - but we keep looking.

[bitman]

1475..., that dosn't sound like a CBM serial number.

[bitman]

Will re-add you serial. It got lost during revisoin of the list.

And here are some pics ... yes, I know the board need some major cleaning and a recap

[bitman]

Many of the Escon towers has a Commodore Motherboard. So it could be true that CBM produced 1000 (motherboards) before going down - however only very few of the propbably 1000 produced ended up in Commodore Cases (being at true CBM A4000T). As far as we know only around 200 ended up i CBM cases - the rest was put in Escom cases from around 1996.

FYI,
I just read in one of my Amiga magazines that C= produce 1000 of the original C= A4000T before Escom took over.  
That was a quote from one of the Escom people talking about the new A4000T's that were going to be produced.

I probably should have note which magazine it was but I didn't.  Probably Amazing Computing.  If I find it again, I'll post the info here.