RIP Clark Fletcher, patron saint of 944 owners
12-12-2017 | 12:42 AM
#48
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From: Los Altos, CA
I was checking to see what was the cause of death ( which seems they have yet to release ) and saw this thread ... I has posted on another one on Rennlist expressing my sadness and loss
This guy was something very special... He was a pioneer, I wonder if he knew how many people he had really helped along the way ....
Between his site and PET I bet 1/2 my car was put back together
The other 1/2 was all the Rennlist guys
May his family find comfort in the fact that he made such and impact on all of us .
May he rest in peace, and his family endure
God bless Clark Fletcher
Ed
This guy was something very special... He was a pioneer, I wonder if he knew how many people he had really helped along the way ....
Between his site and PET I bet 1/2 my car was put back together
The other 1/2 was all the Rennlist guys
May his family find comfort in the fact that he made such and impact on all of us .
May he rest in peace, and his family endure
God bless Clark Fletcher
Ed
12-21-2017 | 11:26 PM
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From: St. Louis, MO, USA
I’ll be honest, I’ve thought about mirroring it and adding new information to it. Making a sort of Clarks Garage V2.0, if you will.
I’ve always wished it had more pictures and diagrams, and maybe even video and some interactive tools. Some of the articles are very well documented, while others leave a bit to be desired.
One thing I’ve always thought would be very helpful is a part locator. Choose a major part, say oil pressure sensor, and it will show you a line drawing of the car in several views with the approximate location of the part circled. Not sure how hard that would be, but it sure would be handy.
12-22-2017 | 04:26 PM
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I’ll be honest, I’ve thought about mirroring it and adding new information to it. Making a sort of Clarks Garage V2.0, if you will.
I’ve always wished it had more pictures and diagrams, and maybe even video and some interactive tools. Some of the articles are very well documented, while others leave a bit to be desired.
One thing I’ve always thought would be very helpful is a part locator. Choose a major part, say oil pressure sensor, and it will show you a line drawing of the car in several views with the approximate location of the part circled. Not sure how hard that would be, but it sure would be handy.