[99ford]

Am I crazy, or does anyone else keep all their service records, and tag renewal slips?

I have almost every record from when I bought it at 17,000 miles.

 

[Crowned1]

Am I crazy, or does anyone else keep all their service records, and tag renewal slips?

I have almost every record from when I bought it at 17,000 miles.

of course! better safe than sorry!

 

[Mile high JDF]

of course! better safe than sorry!

+1 it also helps future owners to know what's been done to the car

 

[Sanguin]

Yep, I'm keeping them all on mine. First new car I've owned, and I'm keeping a copy of every receipt. I also have the brochure, my negotiation papers, the actual dealership invoice, etc. Whenever I got hit last month, I kept the accident report along with the body repair shop estimates and everything. This car is going to have a huge, detailed history. I doubt I'll ever sale it, but if I do, whoever wants to buy it will be pleased.

 

[Ubnbit]

Gottem all lol. Oil changes and all. Don't feel alone brother.

 

[99ford]

good to know I'm not alone.

 

[PonyBoyV6]

Carfax Report, tax form from Illinois department of revenue, application of vehicle transaction receipt, original bill of sale from previous owner, Tire/Rim receipt from original owner, previous Emissions testing results, current emissions testing results, Future maintenance logs, and all paperwork the previous owner could provide. All in one little notebook. First time i've really kept a log of my mods/maintenance, so i figured i'd go all out.

 

[SpectorV]

I do most everything I can on my own, I dont see the real need to keep service records for regular upkeep stuff, but for major items I would.