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For a year and a half I chased beautiful rescues like him. My first Belgian was a rescue. I would call the facility and say I will take that dog, but I have to arrange transportation of 1000 miles. I never got one because rescues are overcrowded and they couldn't depend on me keeping my word...

Rescue in Toronto Hello there, I'm Beaker. I'm a bit shy and nervous at first, but once I get to know you, I'll be your loyal friend for life. I'm really smart too, and I love to show off my tricks. I'm very gentle and sweet, and I love to cuddle once I know you. I can be a bit goofy at times...

if you stand at his front end, can you tell how far it is from his butt hole?

My first models were old cars like Duesenberg's, also military ships and planes. I built a Color Me Gone Charger in 1966. I painted it with a brush and couldn't wait to assemble it and I put fingerprints in what I thought had been pretty nice paint. When I got older, Kmart had models for...

try shooting it in the shade on a bright, sunny day. 100 shutter speed using a tripod.

I'm messing around with inexpensive acrylics enamel implement paint. When I get my formula figured out, I'm going to paint this diecast car. The silver trim paint is good quality, and I would like to keep it. I was thinking one eighth inch pinstriping tape might work. Is there a water base...

When carbs are very dirty inside, it's easy to miss some thing and have a passage or two that are plugged. It's for that reason I used to dread carburetors. Now that I have an ultrasonic cleaner, I almost look forward to doing carburetors. How's that for sick? I don't know what is the price...

I'm imagining the cylinder expands to fit the hole and the end splits like a plugged rifle barrel.

there's an explosive charge at the tip that flares the end? Don't suppose you'd set one off for us.

It took a hit and was repaired down low on the right side, fender, rocker, and bottom of the door. Is the door rusty? you should take photos of every square inch. Up and inside of the sail panels, the floors and trunk floor from underneath, everywhere. People here have had many Road Runners...

1962 Dodge, 383 V-8, Automatic, Non-Running

My friend's metal detector is professional grade and I've tried to talk him into going up into the Black Hills around Tinton, South Dakota. The Hills never had anything in the way of big nuggets, but a nice specimen with a ribbon of Gold can bring a lot of money

I found more stuff in my front yard with a friend who brought his metal detector over. We found a barber dime and a giant silver and turquoise ring. Maybe I should have called the History Channel

grab the pushrods to see if any are loose. If you can take excellent photos of the cam lobes, you will get good opinions. I don't see any black that's always a good sign

You did a good thing... and got bit. I can contribute to a "fix the pup" fund.

Wondering how well they work for a hobbyist. i.e. car and pickup tires. Going afield far from power or compressor sources. It could be handy for topping off machines around the place as I warm them up or get them ready to drive. They say it will fill an LT tire in less than 4 minutes and with...

I really like Aussies. They tend to give my dog a good work out at the dog park. It makes me smile to watch two dogs running as fast as they can chasing each other

Carry on. Get out the Dremel tool with a disc and kitty hair fiberglas filler. Trace the cracks without going through the panel.

Is the car original? As someone who makes their living, selling collectibles and antiques, I would rather see original with cracks, than restored. A crack is something that could've happened day two, and is almost expected on a 50 year old car with a plastic hood that is handled that much. As...