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Mopar1973Man

Automotive Wolf Software

By Mopar1973Man, in Mopar, Dodge, Chrysler, or Plymouth

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Hey gang... I figured I would share what software I use for tracking my maintenance for my truck. I'm using Automotive Wolf it a very simple software to use that reminds you of the maintenance you need to do on your vehicles... so here is a screen shot of my current work load... post-2-138698163106_thumb.jpg Yeap I need to get out to the shop and take care of the beast... But here is where you can buy it at... http://www.lonewolf-software.com/automotivewolf.htm

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