RideCache Blog
For What Moves You
All of our cars have a history – a “story” of their own. This story is built over years, often across multiple owners and caretakers, with each chapter adding an important element to the car’s story. As long as it is captured and preserved, this history becomes an important part of the car itself… Read More
I don’t think of myself as “old”, but I admit to being somewhat “old school” when it comes to tools and working on cars. I shared a post a while back about my father and some of the lessons he taught me about finishing a job (you can read it here). My father also taught… Read More
My dad taught me everything I know about working on cars. One of the most important rules he ever taught me was that a job is never done until the tools are cleaned and properly put away. I have since extended and amended that rule. Read More
Many of us are very proud of our vehicles and the work we have put into them and might even feel they deserve their own website. RideCache is an easy way to have a web page for your vehicle without all the hassle of designing and hosting your own website. Read More
Here are 5 ways that RideCache might be able to save you some money – or even make you some! Read More
Our vehicles are valuable assets and the information we keep for those assets are equally valuable. The documentation – papers, records, pictures, etc – that we keep for our vehicles establish the car’s history and contributes to its tangible value – especially for future owners (and there is always a future owner!). Our research indicates… Read More
Have you ever been surprised by a registration sticker that had been expired for months? Or shocked to have a battery die that you could have sworn was only 2 years old (when it was really 6)? You can now set notifications in RideCache by either time or distance (or both), and also have the… Read More
For many of us, our daily communication and organization revolves around email. If we want to be reminded of something we often say “please send me an email”. It would be great if our cars could just “send us an email” when they needed something (I suspect that is not far away…), but in the… Read More
I was in denial for a long while – but I have to admit now that I am a clear sufferer of what is commonly known as CRS – or “Can’t Remember Stuff” (that is the G-rated title, feel free to substitute your own “S” word :). It has also become abundantly clear that this… Read More
For most car enthusiasts, the ultimate joy is in the driving. For a slightly smaller, yet still substantial segment, there is also great joy in working on those cars – bringing them back to life, keeping them purring, roaring and screaming. And then there are the rare few that also find joy in the organizing,… Read More
