Shipping address is shown below, but first, there are two important requirements:

1.  Pack the radio carefully!!!!!!!!!! The key here is cushioning -- not lots of tape, not a bunch of "Fragile" labels, but cushioning from shock.

Packing a radio like this . . .

. . . will result in THIS:

Now that I've got your attention, UPS offers detailed instructions on how to pack for shipping.

In a nutshell, here's what we, and UPS, recommend:

1. Use a sturdy box that's AT LEAST 2 inches larger than the radio on every side, including top and bottom. If you don't have such a box, get one -- it's easier to find another box than another radio.

2. Use plenty of packing -- something that provides cushioning while not adding significant weight. Foam peanuts, bubble-wrap, crumpled kraft paper,and expanding foam are good; blankets, crosscut shredded paper, or paper laid flat are not. Tape is great for holding things together, but provides nothing in the way of cushioning -- using excessive tape only serves to make it difficult to unpack, and leaves a sticky residue.

3. The key here is to have lots of space between the fragile radio parts and the walls of the box, and to prevent the radio from becoming a missile inside. Packages can receive rough treatment if they fall off conveyors, or if the truck has to stop suddenly in traffic, etc. Prepare for the worst. Use common sense and you'll be fine.

2.  PLEASE enclose a note so we know who the radio belongs to!

We strive for personalized attention, and we know we've succeeded when we find a sticky-note that says, "I'm the guy who called you from California -- with the Mustang." But with over 7 million registered collector cars in the US, and thousands of radios passing through our shop, such a note doesn't give us, or the mailman, much to go on. We haven't lost a radio yet, but life is a lot easier when we know who you are! CLICK HERE for a handy form you can print and fill out and enclose with your set. DON'T depend on the shipping label -- boxes get lost in the shuffle very quickly. There's no need to label or magic-marker the radio; it's more work if we have to scrape it off.

Regarding payment, we accept Visa, Mastercard, or Discover -- to send information by secure e-mail, click here.  We can also take a check.  The amount for most radios within the US is the price listed above plus $16 return shipping and insurance.  Florida residents add 7% sales tax.

Note: as of 8/21/2009 our address has changed. The old Shopping Avenue address is no more, so please discard any references to the old address.

Our NEW! shipping address is: