Hi!

Well, at 30 years, it sure ain't digitally tuned!

Aw, it sure could be! I'd be in agreement to say that digital tuners weren't
commonplace, but things did have them thirty+ years ago.

My dad's '79 Cadillac has a digitally tuned radio. It's very primitive. Each
segment is a single element, and the colons/decimal point in each were
eschewed in favor of LEDs to indicate those things. It's also got a
casssette player, something that I'm sure was a bit of a novelty then as
well (my guess is that most people had AM/FM in those, possibly with an
8-track).

Every function still works perfectly...

William