Servicing a track car question ?

[Ben NBR Cup]

Hi all,
I am coming to the end of building my track car and start using it again. Now I am looking well into the future here but it's best to start planning now to keep the car running sweet. When it comes to resale of a track/ race car I know people like to look for a full service history on road cars so they get the best price on the sale of the vehicle. Now I know how to service and look after my car correctly but my question is having the stamps in the book from Renault themselves or a specialist will that increase the value or will it not make any difference if you have receipts of oil purchases and what not. It's my first track car build so new to this world.
Thank you in advance
Ben

 

[MarkX]

Having dealer stamps would lean towards putting me off tbh, maintained by monkeys, engine full of cheap rubbish oil.

 

[Ben NBR Cup]

Having dealer stamps would lean towards putting me off tbh, maintained by monkeys, engine full of cheap rubbish oil.

See this is what I thought because they are normally working with normal Renaults not track cars with mods and I wouldn't trust them leaving something like a track car with them especially on the test drive after the service. I have put the elf Renault sport oil in mine and will more than likely keep putting that stuff in I think it's pretty good stuff. I like to service mine own cars but the only thing I worry about is not having stamps in the book effecting the price.

 

[riz]

Just keep the receipts the oil/filters etc you bought and do it yourself...

That means more to me, even if it's stamped...

 

[Ben NBR Cup]

Just keep the receipts the oil/filters etc you bought and do it yourself...

That means more to me, even if it's stamped...

Yes I have kept every receipt of ever mod I have done I have a folder with them all in just to how what's been bought. But I normally put all my stuff in my folder just so I can cry how much I have spent lol