The NFL’s Atlanta Falcons threw a wrench into the 2011 Monster Jam calendar. Thanks to the Falcons hosting a home playoff game on Jan. 15, the Monster Jam event scheduled for that day had to be bumped to Feb. 12. If you had tickets you can either trade your tickets for a related event, or request a refund.

Valentine’s Day is approaching soon and yes I know you are looking for that perfect gift for the guy in your life. Well look no further because we have one of the best Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas. If you want to go with a nontraditional Valentine Gift for him try auto parts. Yes I know that sounds weird but if you have that special guy in your life whether he’s your spouse or father and he loves to work on cars, then this is a great gift for him.

A hatch car can be describes as a three-door vehicle where the first and second door is found on both sides of the car while the third door is the hatch itself. For bigger hatches, they can have as many as five doors, the fifth door being the hatch.

You also need to know if you want ready-to-run rolling stock or kits that you make yourself. Typically, HO scale offers the most rolling stock kits. O and N gauge rolling stock comes almost exclusively ready-to-run. Kits tend to be more affordable than ready-to-run cars.

It takes a team of eight working around-the-clock for three days to get a venue ready for a Monster Jam event. The average track constructed in an arena uses about 700 cubic yards of dirt while a stadium uses 3,500 cubic yards. It’s not out of the ordinary for a track to need more than 200 dump truck loads of dirt.

So this Spring season I decided to fix this bad boy up for the road. I hauled it out of the shed and took a look at it. There are a lot of corrosion areas on the bike and the metal is flaking off on the fuel tank. The mirrors look dented because the bike gets banged around a lot with all the other things we have in that shed. I put some gas into it and then tried to start it and it sounded terrible. I got some leaks coming out on the bottom. That’s when I knew I was going to have to spend a small fortune on parts. That lead me into some interesting areas online. I pursued some online venues to order some parts from.

The first option to sell junk car is the traditional salvaging through a junkyard. We have all heard of this before and it seems like the only option available to us. These yacht dealer don’t pay you much money, but they do make money out of your car. They wait for people to come and claim any parts from the car you have sold them, or they use the scrap metal. So your junk car is of use to them even though they don’t pay you anything for it.

Ford Fusion Hybrid is driven by a state of the art propulsion gas-electric engine. The Ford Fusion first hit the production line Aug. 1 2005. Fusion Hybrid propulsion is supplied by a combination of two sources: an electric motor powered by an innovative nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery and the next generation of the 2.5L Atkinson-Cycle I-4 gas engine. The Ford Fusion Hybrid was a close runner up to the Toyota Prius landing it in the top two most fuel efficient cars of 2010.

With used cars the buyer gets more variety. There are more models, features, colors, all at a lower price. If a customer is willing to search a little bit, they can find anything that they might want. This is where you come in. Doing some research you can find out what people are looking for, and then you can be the one selling it. Sounds so simple doesn’t it?

One of the best places to look for a vintage car part is through the internet. There are now numerous websites that offer used vintage car parts and they have been tested for their workability. Looking through the internet will allow you to save some time in your search. All you have to do is to specify the make and model of your vehicle and the car part that you need. Many search engines can direct you to a site where such part may be sold. By doing some comparisons between different car parts retailers, you will be able to find a particular vintage car part that can be well within your means.