Honestly, it'll have to be "restored" to some point if you want it rideable. Either a very good original wheelset that has been serviced/repaired & most likely equipped with Deans tires, which run roughly $150+ each. Nice period-looking clincher wheelsets sell here for $400-500. I'm thinking about $1k to get a TOC bike up & running(depending on model, rarity & how complete it is), unless you come across a great deal, or don't mind using a 700c coaster brake wheelset off a modern bike. The 28" wheels are what kills getting a TOC-early 30's bike on the road for a reasonable price.