Don't lose hope, I went to an antique car swapmeet in Mt Vernon and found mine. It was a "stock original" not an "aftermarket" like Fulton ,etc. and when I asked the guy how much, he replied" he would be tickled pink to get $10.00!!!! OK, it took a while to decide, but after about .000000000001 secons, I slowly and grudgingly agreed to take it off hie hands.As I was digging for the huge sum of cash , someone else beside me, asked the price.You would not imagine the thoughts that went thru my head when the vender said "I just sold it to this fellow here".I saw another stock one after that for a hundred,so there is hope.And I don't even look for after market ones, so if you wanted to go that route,that's an even bigger window as I've seen plenty of those for $100.00
