The Jalopy Journal was started in 1995 as a simple passion. Through years of development and refinement, the journal has become the voice of the working man, a tool in the toolbox of the guy that does it himself, and a place where citizen journalist can show the “big-time” media a thing or two. It is currently the largest and most visited hot rod and custom community on the internet. Put simply and frankly, The Jalopy Journal is a very special place that started an amazing phenomenon.

As of January 2010, The Jalopy Journal hosts over twenty million pageviews per month and its users spend over 20 minutes online per session.

See The Jalopy Journal in all of its glory here: www.jalopyjournal.com

The Garage Journal was started in early 2006 to serve the home garage and workshop aficionado. Since that time it’s grown into a rich environment focused on garage organization, tools, theories, and all the toys and treats that make the home-work shop a haven. Put simply, it’s just down-right glorious.

As of January 2010, The Garage Journal hosts over five million pageviews per month and user session of over 19 minutes per month. It just keeps on growing and growing too…

Check it out at www.garagejournal.com.

The Gear Journal is a brand new property on the Atomic Network and we couldn’t be more excited about the possibilities. It’s a great place for folks to gather to share their interest in watches, knives, bags, clothing, and other “every-day-carry” items that make life easier and more interesting. Hang on… It’s gonna be one hell of a ride.

As of January 2010, The Gear Journal has been out of beta and live for just under four months. With little to no promotion, we’ve already seen impressive traffic numbers. In fact, we are averaging 100,000 pageviews per month and seeing a growth rate of about 25%. The next six months should be really interesting and VERY exciting.

Check it out at www.gearjournal.com.

After spending years serving the vintage hot rod world, we saw it fit to attack the two-wheeled market with the same grit and determination that made us who we are on the hot rod side. The result is a highly targeted and quickly growing community of home-built motorcycle owners. Content focuses on vintage styled bikes of all models ranging from American built Harley Davidson to British built Triumphs. It’s a gritty bunch with more passion than you can imagine.

As of January 2010, The Jockey Journal hosts around 3-million pageviews per month and its users average close to 15-minutes per session. We are currently seeing an extremely healthy growth rate of around 10% per month.

Check it out for yourself at www.jockeyjournal.com.

As of July, 2010, The Ford Barn hosts just over 2.5 million pageviews per month by over 150,000 unique visitors. AND, it’s one of our fastest growing properties.

Go and check it out for yourself at www.fordbarn.com.

DOGFIGHT Magazined launched in August of 2010.

Check it out for yourself at www.dogfightmag.com