[sean]

One of the large cans in the back is a capacitor bank. It contains 5 or 6 wax paper capacitors. Under the chassis there are two capacitors that contain 2 wax paper capacitors each, IIRC. There are a number of tubular ceramic resistors that are almost always bad. What I have done (and plan to do on the 60) is take the lead ends off of the resistors if they will come off easily. I drill a hole thorough the lead to install the lead of a new resistor. I cut a piece of plastic tubing to house the new resistor and and put the whole thing together. I paint a stripe the same color as the original and put the replica unit back into the chassis. The capacitor packs have plenty of room to install new capacitors. Other than that about all that's left is some cleaning and lubrication of the tuning capacitors.

It's been a few years since I sold mine but I might have gotten about $250 for it.