6115A, $37USD from evilBay, mid 80s vintage. It had many of the reported issues, buzzing film cap across the transformer, bad contacts setting the voltage, very dirty PCB, oil oozing out of the clear plastic cable tubes, broken binding parts, and a bad electrolytic capacitor. Even still, it mostly worked when delivered.
I wouldn't call my work a restoration, but more of a refurbishment. The film cap now is a X2-rated R463N410050N2M, one ceramic became a RDER72J473K3K1H03B, three relatively tiny 100ZLH470MEFC16X31 replaced three top-side caps (of which one failed, EEU-EB2C221 was the fourth cap you see (higher voltage than the manual specified, but lower than the part it replaced), and a 250BXC4.7MEFC8X11.5 across the output terminals.
I used binding posts that were lying around the house (ugly mismatched ground lug), and sprayed G5 deoxit onto the four voltage decade switches.
Should I add an EMI line filler? Maybe? Otherwise only outstanding issues are that the milivolt pot doesn't work so well, a missing screw on the back panel, and a lack of feet (3D printing, maybe?).