McIntosh MR-71 Tuner with McIntosh complimentary wooden case

I have had this tuner for a number of years and it has worked perfectly for me. With my listening being mostly home generated, I am finding that this beauty is not getting used as often as it should. It includes a McIntosh tuner box as well as the original walnut case (which is just ok). 

The general cosmetic condition of the unit is fine with minor flaws. Please ask questions.

 Elegant, understated, powerful, and costly, McIntosh equipment is to audio what Mercedes-Benz is to cars. This model MR71 was manufactured in the 60's and it still ranks among the highest-rated FM tuners of all time.

Here is the description from the 1965 Lafayette Radio Electronics catalog:

NEW DELUXE MODEL MR-71 FM STEREOPHONIC TUNER

All-Electronic Automatic Stereo-Mono Switching. FM Multipath Reception Indicator. Magnificently engineered by McIntosh to bring you outstanding of FM monophonic and FM multiplex stereophonic broadcasts. Features new improved tuner circuits: A new computer designed filter reduces noise from stations broadcasting subcarrier music sources; automatic all-electronic stereo-mono switching that is clickless; stereo light activated by 19KC carrier only. Two D'Arsonval signal strength and tuning meters of high sensitivity which do not need zero adjustment; multipath indicator to eliminate multipath distortion; double tuned input circuits before Nuvistor R.F. amplifier; 5 I.F. stages. Also has "Panloc" system for ease of custom installation. Sensitivity: better than 2.5 microvolts, response: +/- 0.5 db 20 cps 20KC. Capture ratio: 1.5 db; Hum: better than 70 db below 100% modulation: Separation: better than 30 db; Distortion: less than 0.5% at 100% modulation. Anodized gold and black panel. 16W x 5 7/16H x 13" D. For 105-125 volts 50/60 cycles AC. Shipping weight 37 lbs.