I didn't look very hard but there has to be someone around who has worked on them. I talked to a guy at Houston Drivetrain Service who actually knew what one was, I don't know that they could restore one and make it presentable enough for a detailed restoration. You might call Omar Lugo (lugoparts.com) at his place in Calif and see if he knows anyone in this area. He's a NAPCO guru.

I tackled mine myself. It's a dirty job but doable. That way I can be sure it's detailed and done to my satisfaction without someone slapping it back together with a bunch of dirty and rusty hardware and assorted parts going back on it.

Don't pay no mind to that whirrin' sound, she uses a little oil but outsida' that she's cherry.