Do I repair my Snell E/111's or ---

I have a pair of Snell E/111's in sad shape internally, due to severe illness I had and having to store them. I have not tried listening to them as yet. I did find a store in Tampa (Speaker Exchange) that will refurb them, but probably at least 400$. That is a guest-a-mit over the phone. IF they turn out to be as good performance wise, I'd do it. But I am Not an audiophile and not sure IF I should repair these awesome speakers, or buy new.I heard SNell is no longer making speakers, BUT they have a site up and so I'm not really sure. I believe the refurb would be with Snell parts by approved tech's. Your advise would be much appreciated.
Please remember, I am not in your league when it comes to tech talk!! lol. Also, would like your opinion of new speakers that would be comparable.
Thank You, I will look back for replies, going to the Speaker Exchange now to get a real estimate!

Thanks for the answers. I am hoping that the repair people HAVE original Snell parts, I want the same sound!! Those who have heard them know why.
I couldn't go to the shop after my orig post, they were closed. I will get there. Not sure about where the cost comes from. I saw "parts" on Ebay for just a small foam kit and it was $34., buying most parts could get pricey. I have to be assured I get the same Snell sound. Anyone done it??

Went to the repair shop and it's going to cost $200. to re-cone, foam, etc the speakers. One of the cones was damaged, but wer'e replaceing both for correctness. I am relieved. Supposedly the speakers will meet the ORIGINAL specs or better and I'll have great sound again. NOW I have to buy new receiver, cd player, etc. Would like to use the snell's as main speakers and will eventually make a home theatre system. I'm going to try and do the cosmetic work they need, i.e., clean up, refurb the walnut wood and remove and replace the particle board bottom (attached to the real walnut wood speaker itself). Any further comments will be appreciated, answered. Thanks.

I wouldn't know, but they assured me they could meet or even exceed the orig snell specs even though their having to use non-OEM, cause snell is no longer in business. I decided to do the repair rather than go out and buy new costlier speakers. We'll see.

Thanks for the advice Spleen, I will call them tomorrow and ask. Zieglj01 is right about the repair shop having a good reputation. They are "re coning" and fixing the foam. I keep same drivers and tweeters. Like I've said, I'm no techie, but I had to do something with these E111's, other wise I can't use. ALSO, I hoped to use my E111's to be the left/right speakers for a surround sound system I hope to do next. BUT, I read you have to MATCH your center speaker and since SNell is gone, I don't know if I can. I saw some Center speakers for sale on Ebay, but I wouldn't know IF they would match either, since my speakers are over 20 yrs old and I don't know if they'd work. Otherwise I'd have to ask some tech people IF I could somehow find new surround speakers to complete the system Any thoughts appreciated - ? I appreciate the tips as I love audiophile equipment but I don't have the knowledge!! lol. Taste but no clue. ha.

Got my Snells up and running with a new panasonic BD player to play cd's until I get the rest of my theatre at home going. The snells sound AWESOME and hopefully, I can get a center to match, with the help of the Speaker Exchange. They said they could do it, might take some work, but I think it will work. So good to have a real stereo going, makes it easier to wait on the rest of the equipment as I can afford. Thanks for all the imput, it really helps.