KingFD

Have been contemplating putting one together since I don't have one. Remembering everything thats been done, as well as what needs to be done, and when it needs to be done is getting difficult.



Thinking of just putting something together in excel. Any of you keep a log? How do you keep it?

94touring

Use to keep one for my work truck. Just a little book you can get from an office supply store.

teknics

ive seen some retardedly detailed ones, normally its really detailed when they get repaid by the company for what goes on with the vehicle.,



This one log had everything written, beginning mileage, and ending mile for EVERYTIME THE CAR WAS USED. Such as



"Start: 10,840 End 10,845; Home to shell gas station, $10 regular 3.34gallons"

then

"Start: 10,845 End 10,850: Shell Gas Station to Home; Park"



id hate to drive.



kevin.

94touring

[quote name='teknics' date='Sep 8 2005, 04:16 PM']ive seen some retardedly detailed ones, normally its really detailed when they get repaid by the company for what goes on with the vehicle.,



This one log had everything written, beginning mileage, and ending mile for EVERYTIME THE CAR WAS USED. Such as



"Start: 10,840 End 10,845; Home to shell gas station, $10 regular 3.34gallons"

then

"Start: 10,845 End 10,850: Shell Gas Station to Home; Park"



id hate to drive.



kevin.


[/quote]



I always billed the customer for mileage and kept all receipts for fuel.

KingFD

ColinRX7

is this log book for your fd?











you dont really need a book just frame up a sign and hang it off the rear view







"FIX EVERYTHING"

KingFD

I was thinking more along the lines of just keeping records of when things are done, like maintenance, and yearly engine rebuilds and replacements. You know, normal stuff.

HeffSpooled

[quote name='teknics' date='Sep 8 2005, 05:16 PM']ive seen some retardedly detailed ones, normally its really detailed when they get repaid by the company for what goes on with the vehicle.,



This one log had everything written, beginning mileage, and ending mile for EVERYTIME THE CAR WAS USED. Such as



"Start: 10,840 End 10,845; Home to shell gas station, $10 regular 3.34gallons"

then

"Start: 10,845 End 10,850: Shell Gas Station to Home; Park"



id hate to drive.



kevin.


[/quote]

I think they make a gizmo for that if you need extreme detail.



I've always kept at least a paper log in the glovebox of every car I've ever had. I always write down the mileage, gallons, price & station every time I put fuel in it. To keep track of the MPG mostly, but it serves as a general log too as I always write in when I change oil or do any work to the car.



When I got my TII I went a little further with excel, but it's nothing I would want anyone to copy as it's a melange. It got crazy big with I don't know how many sheets with every bit of info. I could dig up over a couple of years.



Cheers

ColinRX7

yeah i was kidding man lol





i just kinda keep everything up in my head about what needs to be done

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Il RX8 lI

Cork board or dry erase board hung up in the garage. Put post it notes or sheets of paper up on the cork, write and erase on the dry erase.