I just bought one on eBay actually, and it wasn't terribly priced. It arrived today, and was complete. I paid $9.99 for the item and $12 for shipping.

Thanks guys. So it's just a question of waiting for one to come along.

I'm not 100% certain though.  I know he sold a bunch of Pacesetter stuff a while back, and there definitely was some Chill stuff in there.  I just can't be certain whether the core rules box set was one of them, and if so how much it went for.  I was more interested in trying (and failing) to complete my TimeMaster collection, so I didn't pay too much attention.  (Yeah, I know, it's not that great of a game. That's probably why I didn't win anything, since I wasn't willing to spend that much money on them. )

It can't hurt anything to ask him though.

Out of curiousity: are there any system differences between the Pacesetter and Mayfair versions of the game?  I've encountered the latter (if only briefly), but I've never actually seen a physical copy of the former.

Edit: And RPG.net answers my question: "The game mechanics vary considerably between the two editions."

There are some rather important differences between the two games, one being a purely fluffy thing, in that the acronym SAVE gets a meaning alteration. Others include the introduction of a Cthulhu-like "cult" centered around this thing called Rax (as I recall) who makes all manners of "commentaries" in the Mayfair rulebook (what he is, or, who he is, however is not revealed until a later date and book.)

Also, Chill 2e seems to be more about "movie horror" than "classic horror" but it might just be the way I read it.

Really? What makes them "special?" The game I bought came with the set, but the one I just traded for doesn't have them... so, why the "must get them?" Are they loaded?

Thanks g026r and Mars - the tip paid off.