Canon Sure Shot 60 Zoom 35mm film camera - viewfinder issue; otherwise works well (serial 9404853)

Note: This Sure Shot 60 Zoom has an issue where the viewfinder display doesn't zoom in (it stays at the default 38mm position). This doesn't affect photos but you need to be mindful if you decide to zoom in the lens, the actual photo framing be narrower than the viewfinder display. 

The Canon Sure Shot 60 Zoom (called the Prima Shot Zoom or Autoboy Juno in some countries) is a good quality zoom point-and-shoot from the mid-1990s. It features a well-designed 38-60mm lens (6 elements in 6 groups) and very accurate 5-point autofocus..

The camera requires a CR123 lithium battery (optional).

Canon Museum entry
https://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film179.html

Condition notes
All camera features were tested with a battery and film installed (the film was not developed) and apart from the viewfinder zoom issue mentioned above, it's working great. We also tested the camera's film plane focus accuracy on an autocollimator. The camera has some cosmetic wear (see photos).

Example photos
Here are some photos taken by other people with this model of camera: 
https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3336583-canon-prima-zoom-shot/photos

Manual
https://www.cameramanuals.org/canon_pdf/canon_sureshot_prima_60_zoom.pdf

Specifications

• Type: 35mm fully automatic lens-shutter camera with built-in zoom
• Display Size: 24 x 36mm (standard size)
• Lens: Canon 38-60mm f/4.5-6.7
• Focus Control: Ai Active autofocus system
• Shooting Distance Range: 0.6m/2ft. to infinity
• Shutter: Electromagnetically-driven shutter with combinable programs
• Viewfinder: Real-image zoom finder
• Viewfinder Magnification: 0.45x (wide-angle), 0.63x (telephoto)
• Viewfinder Displays: Picture frame, parallax correction lines, AF frame Right of Viewfinder Eyepiece: Green indicator lamp (ready/camera shake warning)
• Film Loading: Automatic (automatic blank film advance)
• Film Winding: Automatic
• Film Rewinding: Automatic at end of film, mid-roll rewind possible
• Frame Counter: Counts up during film winding, counts down during film rewinding; warns of film loading failure
• Film Check: Film check window on back cover
• Self-timer: Electronically-controlled 10-second delay timer activated by pressing the shutter button. The red-eye reduction/self-timer lamp blinks during operation. Remaining seconds are counted down and displayed in the frame counter.
• Metering Range (ISO 100):
• Full auto mode/ Flash ON mode Flash OFF mode
• Wide 1/40 t/4.5—1/500 f/16 2 sec. f/4.5-1/500 f/16
• Tele 1/60 f/6.7-1/400 f/18 2 sec. f/6.7-1/400 f/18
• Self-timer (full auto) (slow-synchro)
• Wide 1/40 f/4.5-1/500 f/16 1/4 f/4.5
• Tele 1/60 f/6.7-1/400 f/18 1/4 f/6.7
• Film Speed Setting: ISO 25-3200; DX-coded film set in one-stop increments
• Built-in Flash: Automatically flashes in dark conditions
• Continuous Flash Range:
• With ISO 100 color print film
• Wide: 0.6-4m 2-13.1ft.
• Tele: 0.6-2.7m 2-8.9ft.
• With ISO 400 color print film
• Wide: 0.6-8m 2-26.2ft.
• Tele: 0.6-5.4m 2-17.7ft.
• Flash Recycling Time: Approx. 4 seconds
• Flash Conditions: Using flash mode button
• 1. Auto flash with red-eye reduction mode
• 2. Auto flash mode
• 3. Flash ON mode: Flash fires every time
• 4. Flash OFF mode: Flash does not fire
• 5. Self-timer mode: Automatically flashes in low-light
• (with slow-synchro)
• Power Supply: One lithium battery (CR123A/DL123A 3V)
• Shooting Capacity: Approx. 17 rolls of 24-exp. film
• Dimensions: 121 (W) x 68 (H) x 44.4 (D) mm
• 4-3/4 (W) x 2-11/16 (H) x 1-3/4 (D) in
• Weight: 230g/8.1oz. (without camera battery)