Crazy Eddie

This gentleman was so helpful to so many on this board, including me ... Very sad
https://www.google.com/amp/counton2.com/2017/10/09/body-of-missing-diver-found-identity-released/amp/

gregeast

Oh wow, thanks for posting that Eddie.

For those that may not have made the connection, Clark is the Clark in clarks-garage.com

cruise98

Clark will be missed. He was one of the guys keeping this community together back when it was Porschefans and the Porsche lawyers got ugly about it.

May he RIP.

spanky

A good man. Thanks for being there Clark!! May he RIP!!!

Paul Waterloo

Wow.....I did not know him, but am very thankful for his website. That's a bummer, too young.

PF

Thanks for posting Eddie.

Such great man and a huge contribution to this community. His work will continue to help people for a very long time.

Condolances to his family!

beamishnz

That is so sad. An incredible resource. And incredible dedication to create it. Mr Clark made a huge contribution to the community and that will live on. Few people will ever make such an impression. RIP

grgallo

I did not know him but read many of his postings. a truly knowledgeable man. R.I.P.

Paulyy

Very sad news. r.i.p.

ried

Rest in piece, sir. Too many good people dying lately.

thingo

Yes very sad, like many I’m sure, I got a great benefit from his resource.

cas951

May he Rest In Peace. He’s one of the main reasons we are enabled to do work on our own cars.

fejjj

I am very grateful to Clark for his massive effort and selflessness in compiling and hosting all the information on Clark’s Garage.

I can’t think of another individual who has made a greater contribution to the 944 community than Mr. Clark Fletcher.

God Bless you and all that love you.

David Floyd

Sad day, Clark's site has helped me many many times over the years.
May he rest in peace

nick.cfrancis

Rest in peace Clark. Your contributions to the 944 community have enabled novice mechanics like me to grow from changing power steering belts to reindexing torsion bars and troubleshooting engine harness inputs.

Is clark's website hosted on a personal server? Is the rennlist community interested in organizing an effort to migrate his website for future use? I would recommend a separate thread to keep this one focused on clark's memory.