5 new caps? Not really.....the radio uses 2-3 Germanium transistors that are N/A and the retrofit ones require changing a bunch of tail end components to match their impedence specs. Gut it and BT it or aux in it for a phone/MP3. or sring for a rare OEM FM radio out of a B of that same year.
Very few I have restored have needed anything but replacing the electrolyte caps that were dried out (especially the AGC cap) $5 and 30 minutes of time can bring a lot of these radios back to life.
