Things for your Concession Trailer Business

Filed under: Wheely Feelies — admin at 10:38 am on Monday, June 23, 2008

Here’s a few items you’ll need for the following types of concession trailers: hot dogs trailers, refreshments, ice cream, magazine. If you are planning on opening your own business by using a concession trailer there are a few ideas you may like to use, course if you already have your menu ready you are one step ahead of the rest.

For a hot dog concession trailer you will need plenty of hot dogs, buns and condiments. As for which condiments it really depends on how creative you can get. Of course there are your basics, relish, mayo, ketchup and mustard but many like something more. Try to spice things up a bit by adding spicy mustard or try creating your own unique blend. Others will want a sausage instead of your regular hot dog and will pay more for it. If children are around they’d get a kick out of cheese hot dogs, as in the types that already have the cheese inside them.

Try grilling some buns as well as keeping others still in the bag. Don’t forget the chips and soda, maybe a few juice boxes for the younger generation.

A magazine vendor will need a few copies of every magazine you can think of. Your best best is to get those ones that are really popular. Ice cream is easy but you’ll need to have a picture of all the types you offer on the side of your trailer. Good luck with your new business.

Street Racing Can Be a Thrilling or Deadly Experience

Filed under: Wheely Feelies — admin at 9:43 am on Friday, May 30, 2008

Street racing is an extreme adrenaline rush, but dangerous and illegal. If you are interested in racing, there are many closed tracks that accept a fee for use. Racing on the street can get you killed, put in jail, or even worse, kill an innocent by-stander. Imagine the guilt that would be hanging over your head after such an accident.

Many youths still participate in street car racing. It is a thrilling ride, full of adventure that involves the most enthusiastic drivers who have a passion for driving cars. Street car racing now takes place in almost every part of the world.

In Street Car Racing the cars run at very high speeds and some of the faster street racing cars can go up to 60mph in just 4 seconds. So, one can imagine the pace at which these car races take place. Some of the faster street racing cars have a speed of up to 180mph. Many cars have neon underbody lighting systems that look amazing when the cars are running at high speeds. Normally these races take place at nighttime to keep the sport low profile. Generally most street racing cars have a Nitrous Oxide system that can double or even triple the horse power of the car. The latest street racing cars are customized with onboard entertainment systems which come with hi-fi audio, video, gaming consoles, and up to 5 monitors.

Any person can participate in illegal street car racing, but the danger and risks are not worth it. Racing on a closed track can be just as thrilling. Street racing appeals to people because the only requirements are that the person own a car. Many people prefer to watch motor sports rather than experience them first person since it involves a lot less risk than driving at such high speeds. Generally people with a lot of money and time to spare take part in such a sport as this. It takes a lot of money to customize a car for racing.

Generally young people are more attracted towards this sport than older ones. People customize their cars and even upgrade for maximum boost with suspension, tires, turbo and nitrous. But the drivers of illegal races need to be careful of the cops since driving at such high speeds on the streets is very illegal and as mentioned, is extremely dangerous. If the cops catch you they will likely seize your vehicle and put you in jail. Some youngsters feel it to be a thrill when actual cops are chasing them, but the thrill goes away fast when the cops catch them; or a telephone pole does. Speeding can cause a loss of someone’s life and is not to be taken lightly. If one takes conscious efforts to drive within the speed limits on the streets and save racing for closed courses, then the experience can be an absolute thrill.

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2006 Buick Lucerne: Return of the V8

Filed under: Wheely Feelies — admin at 2:26 am on Tuesday, May 20, 2008

The venerable Buick Park Avenue is no more, having been replaced by the all new Buick Lucerne, a down market version of the Cadillac DTS. With a 275-hp Northstar V8 engine, the Lucerne becomes the first Buick car in nearly ten years to arrive equipped with a V8. The entire Buick line up is in the process of being overhauled, so let’s take a look at this make’s newest flagship and see how it plays a part in GM’s overall strategy.

If you are a fan of the Buick brand you have witnessed your fair share of changes over the past five years. Gone are the Park Avenue, LeSabre, Century, and Regal, and in its place are the Rendezvous, the Rainier, LaCrosse, Terrazza, and the Lucerne. All the changes are the result of General Motors’ broad realignment strategy in the wake of retiring the Oldsmobile brand, lifting Saturn into the fold, and setting strategy to compete against the nonstop onslaught of foreign brands including Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, and Infiniti.

One look at the Buick and you will notice a strong resemblance to the Cadillac DTS. The Buick’s oval grille sets it apart from the Cadillac’s firm nose, but a cursory examination of the body lines tells you that these cars are in fact twins. In the past, Buicks were essentially “stripped down” versions of Cadillacs, while Oldsmobile and Pontiac were more luxurious or sportier versions of Chevrolet models. Clearly, GM is repositioning Buick to have a more distinct “near luxury” look without stepping on Cadillac’s toes, while giving the Buick division a much needed replacement for the aging Park Avenue.

For the car shopper, the Lucerne is value priced, arriving at in showrooms at just under 27K. With a standard 3.8 V6, the automaker can claim decent fuel mileage of 19 mpg city and 28 mpg highway. In these days of hyped up gas prices, favorable fuel economy is a keen marketing tool, but expect many buyers to opt for the ultra powerful Northstar V8 instead. Why? Because, if they want to purchase a Buick, they likely will want the power to go along with the luxury. It remains to be seen how well the V6 operates in a car that is 203 inches long and weighing in at nearly two tons.

Standard equipment for the Lucerne includes the following: power windows, door locks, and mirrors; side curtain air bags for the front seat; theft deterrent system; OnStar; keyless entry; and more.

The optional equipment list is expansive and can easily drive the starting price of the top of the line CSX to over 35K. For that price you receive heated power seats with lumbar support; a memory package that adjusts the seats, mirrors, radio, and climate control to each driver’s specifications; sport leather steering wheel with built in controls; and more.

A fully loaded Lucerne is still several thousand dollars less than the DTS, making the Lucerne a value leader in the luxury car category. Still, Buick has its work cut out for it as competition from foreign brands including Acura, BMW, and Lexus continue to hammer away at GM’s “near luxury” division. Fortunately, quality levels for all Buicks remain very high so combining that level of success with a strong price may help the Lucerne compete admirably.

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Copyright 2005 — Matt Keegan is a contributing writer for the Auto Parts Warehouse, a wholesaler of fine Buick parts and accessories.

Cruising with Comfort - Sheepskins Make Life Easier

Filed under: Wheely Feelies — admin at 5:48 am on Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Advantages of PT Cruiser sheepskin car seat covers


Equal parts Al Capone, Woodstock, and oh-so-chic tech, the PT Cruiser is worthy of the passion it inspires. The essential add-on is a set of PT Cruiser sheepskin car seat covers, offering increased comfort and the highest level of protection for the PT Cruiser interior.


PT Cruiser sheepskin car seat covers have high-density, soft, springy wool fibers that redistribute weight over a larger surface area than do other materials. During a long road trip, this translates into more comfort and less fatigue.


Another advantage of sheepskin is that the fibers compensate for temperature and moisture. On chilly days, sheepskin keeps the cool air away from your skin. On hot days, it draws perspiration away from your skin and into the fibers. There, it traps between 30 and 36 percent of its own weight in moisture.


Sheepskin is not only comfortable; it’s durable. The treated leather backing holds the fibers securely in place, is fluid-resistant, and resists damage. Moreover, skins treated with a process known as “chrome tanning” are washable: use a soap that includes lanolin-sheepskin’s natural oil-and it will remain attractive for years.


The advantage of PT Cruiser sheepskin car seat covers is that they do more than just beautify. Driving becomes more comfortable, you remain warm when the day is cold, and you find it easier to stay cool on hot days. With sheepskin car seat covers, PT Cruiser owners can easily preserve the showroom-quality interior of their vehicles with attractive, comfortable coverings. What is the essential equipment? A PT Cruiser, and a PT Cruiser sheepskin car seat cover.

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