Vintage automatic turntable recommendations?

I have a Denon DP-61F purchased in the late 80s and been stored unused since the late 90s. Planning on limited teardown to verify functions, etc. Understand given it's age as a minimum it should be recapped. Does anyone have a recommended source for that service? Could do it myself but would rather have it done professionally. Plan to donate to my brother whose is search of a table to replace his AR. Not having great luck on the web. Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA.

The Revox turntable is as unreliable as they get. Technics probably makes the most reliable auto lifting turntables. The old fully automatic tables were heavily mechanical devices built for a price. I would never buy one now except for display purposes. 
Get an auto lifter ( I just ordered one myself) and call it a day. 

Vintage automatic turntable ?

how about this one , lol

I have an old Dual 1019 that has worked well through the years. Very well made for the time. The 1219 and later Duals had 12 inch platters.

I recently gave away a Benjamin Miracord 50H with push button controls. Sweet.

Too old for you?

The Dual 1019 was released in 1965 and was one of the first record players to incorporate a tone arm with an anti-skating mechanism. It also came with built-in stereo speakers (a first for its price range) and a unique suspension device that improved sound quality over other turntables at the time. It sold for $350—a hefty price tag for its time!

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