Asbestos was rampant in composites in the 50s and 60s, got phased out in the 70s. If you are replacing it, try to remove in pieces without cutting. Short of micoscrope testing, there isn’t an easy way like there is with lead.

Bit of a scare today. I somehow lost my balance after carrying in a heavy box of non-carparts. :shock: I went to go on my first walk of the day, and, thankfully, I always keep ahold of the screen door when I'm walking down the steps. For some reason I lost my balance, and started leaning backwards w...

A Euro 240 Transport limousine -- not to be confused with the more common wagon version of this workhorse.

Happy Juneteenth to everyone.

matthew1 wrote: ↑22 Jun 2022, 20:06 My goodness, how did you know that, Nick?

I'm a car enthusiast. You've seen some of the cars I've owned.

A Volvo in LA wil rust though in the year 2929…if Man i still alive

How about some wildlife photography? I took these today:

Vincent! Brilliant!

How about some wildlife photography? I took these today: Wow... however did you catch them in motion so well? That's impressive. And great colors and light. We have almost that same feeder. We've seen four different colors this year so far - one buzzed over my head and I thought it was a huge bee! ...

Interesting piece on the Hagerty feed with a list of the most dangerous shop items. https://www.hagerty.com/media/maintenance-and-tech/8-of-the-most-lethal-tools-in-your-home-shop/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=MED_UN_NA_EML_UN_DailyDriver_Friday&hashed_email=ad2c8f3e6066a...