Hi Tom:
<< Aren't the 4T and the 4Ti identical except for the market in which
they were sold? >>
Yup, but there is perhaps the perception of an age difference between
the various "models." The Champagne is considered the oldest, although I
do believe it is available that way in some areas of the world - or at
least were for quite some time. Then the USA home market 4T, then the
4Ti, although early 4Ti bodies overlap in production with the 4T.
We are smart buyers. Lacking our kind of knowledge someone might assume
they need a 4Ti to get the "newest." Hence the price premium on 4Ti 's.
Gary Reese
Las Vegas, NV
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