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Sorry to hear about that.
The postal service is sure making nice old radio/TV's rarer and rarer!
I rarely have a set sent to me by mail these days. When I do, if it isn't completely ruined, there is a loose panel, shifted chassis, screws popped out, etc. In other words signs that the set took a lot of serious jolts.
Most of time, as said before, I buy a "local pick-up" set that catches my eye. I drive over, see the set, put down the cash, and then put it safely in my car. It makes the hobby much more enjoyable!
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