At what serial # did First Texas start making the CZ-20

[tiggar]

Is Serial number 10242620 a Fisher Labs California unit or a First Texas unit ?

thanks,

George

 

[therover]

Most CZ20s have the word M-Scope on it, as well as a lable with the serial number as well as the address where it was made...ie at the Los Banos plant by Fisher. At least all the CZ20's I have had over the years did.

Not sure if FT made any CZ20's before the CZ21 came out.

 

[tiggar]

thanks therover, that's what I am trying to figure out....

thanks again for the quick reply,

hh,
George

 

[scubadetector]

IF I remember right and I could be totally mistaken. BUT I don't think First Texas ever made a CZ-20. As I said I could be all washed up!!

 

[therover]

n/t

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Its my understanding they did not make any CZ20's but did convert some CZ20's to CZ21's.....a quick call to Fisher would be my recommendation.

 

[Dave J.]

CZ20s were made in Los Banos. CZ21's are made in El Paso. For a price, we can convert a CZ20 to a CZ21.

--Dave J.

 

[EZrider]

CZ20s were made in Los Banos. CZ21's are made in El Paso. For a price, we can convert a CZ20 to a CZ21.

--Dave J.

The man, the myth, the mistery !!!!

 

[synthnut]

" CZ20s were made in Los Banos. CZ21's are made in El Paso. For a price, we can convert a CZ20 to a CZ21."

Hi Dave ,
Thanks for the information ....How about FT offering a CZ "SUPERTUNE" for a pirce of course ? ...... I'm sure that would keep the folks in Texas pretty busy !!.....Thanks, and good to see you on the forum .....Jim

 

[EZrider]

" CZ20s were made in Los Banos. CZ21's are made in El Paso. For a price, we can convert a CZ20 to a CZ21."

Hi Dave ,
Thanks for the information ....How about FT offering a CZ "SUPERTUNE" for a pirce of course ? ...... I'm sure that would keep the folks in Texas pretty busy !!.....Thanks, and good to see you on the forum .....Jim

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[synthnut]

EZ,
I'm sure that he's a very busy man .......I'm not looking for an answer ....He says he reads these posts ......That's good enough for me ..... Jim