Eddiecantro
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Hello All, So I have the opportunity to buy a Wilson Shooting Star Antenna in an unopened box, my questions are what is the difference in this wilson and the maco shooting star? and what is a fair price?? Thx.
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Wilson Shooting Star??
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If is an original Wilson form the 1970s~
What are they asking for it ?
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Hard to remember but I gave around 200 for mine in the 70's then bought the moonraker 4
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Just no way have the room for a Shooting Star or Moonraker little more a monster rotar to hold it there in the wind and the Tower.
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