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Originally Posted by machine girl
there like finding gold, and if you find them they sell for $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. I bought a pair 25 years ago paid $800.00 and felt that was a deal.
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here is an old ad for a set for $3000
http://redding-ca.americanlisted.com..._20635001.html
Article in Hemmings
http://www.hemmings.com/hmn/stories/...feature20.html
October, 2008 /Dim, Yet Brilliant, Too
Quote from Hemmmings Article
"Owners of Full Classics and street rod builders alike covet the Woodlite, but if you're in the market for a set, you should be prepared for a lengthy wait that ends with the writing of a
hefty check. Chuck Konesky of Elma, New York, who buys, restores and sells Woodlites, said he has found four pairs in two years of searching. The cost for a fully restored pair, complete with replating, "would probably be in the $3,500 range," he said. At that price, they'll do everything but light the road ahead."