marc abrams

With the sad and unfortunate news of Clark Fletcher passing a few months ago has probably left us wondering how much longer Clark's Garage website would be around. I know a few people here provided a downloadable zip file which didn't work for me and I believe someone here is also hosting a mirror copy also. I wanted to have my own copy of Clark's Garage so I try to download all the files individually but I quickly gave up. But here's a utility that copy's an entire website and allows you to have a mirror copy of the website on your hard drive:

https://www.httrack.com/page/2/

After I downloaded the utility it took about an hour to copy Clark's Garage website. After it was finished I shut down the computer, unplug the internet cable, restarted the computer, click on the httrack icon, and then open Clark's Garage. It worked just as if I was on his website. If you need help installing the utility:

https://m.wikihow.com/Copy-a-Website

Anyhow I hope it works for you. But please don't ask me for any computer help. When it comes to computers I'm as dumb as a door ****. It's a miracle I was able to do this.

odonnell

You can also find archived versions online:

https://web.archive.org/web/*/http:/...ks-garage.com/

royalschwarz

I saved them all as PDF's, printed them off and put them into a 3 ring binder. Not the best solution but I prefer paper manuals over electronic ones in the garage. Took some time but was worth it to me.

marc abrams

Wow, that's a lot of work! Or should I say a "Royal pain"

BeerBurner

I just saved the pdf's and print them out when I need them. There are less greasy fingerprints that way.

BB.

John_AZ

Only944 has also saved multiple info....
https://www.only944.com/repairguides/

J_AZ

odurandina

Van, Raj and LART are THREE 'Clark's' i'm lucky to know.
and maybe Bray not too far behind.....

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nihil

I have a full mirror of the site up here (.net vs. .com):
http://clarks-garage.net/

curtisr

Thanks to all of you for making this possible.