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Definitely a standard Super K, identical to the Lincoln Park, MI store among others. I've only known of one Kmart conversion to a Super K, which is the one I worked at on Van Born Road in Taylor, MI, store 4059. This store was straight out of the 70's (opened in the 60's) until it's conversion in 1999. When we cleaned out the storage corner of the old layaway loft, we found several photo albums from the store's early days, when the company would hold employee Christmas parties and such. I still have a trinket from the store, two ginormous 8" floppy discs labeled as diagnostic programs for the POS systems dated in the early 80's. The store was expanded back, and to the left, taking over what I was told was an old Farmer Jack, but I'm not exactly sure on that, and I found no evidence that it was ever a Kmart Foods, as the wall between was solid brick.wnetmacman wrote:If I were a betting man, I'd say that the Best Buy/Staples just east of the Super K was the original store. The display glass was common to the standardized Super K, where the KCafe was.