Lost a great one He went by "Supercomp"

Its with deep sadness that I report we've lost another Great One He went by the screen name "Supercomp" on here He absolutely Loved Mopars Bought his first brand new one that he ordered when he returned from Vietnam in 1967 It was a 1968 Plymouth GTX He was a Master at rebuilding carburetors and building Race Engines Getting a lot of Great advise from those here on Moparts He was most at home at the Drag Strip where he would watch his family and friends compete in Engines he designed and built He was more than a friend to me more like a second Father Words can't even come close to what he meant to me and my family I would like to Thank each and everyone on here on Moparts that came in contact with him RIP A.D. Crane 'SUPERCOMP'

Sorry for your loss.

RIP Supercomp! Sorry for your loss and condolences to you, your family and his family. Too many going away too quickly. Wish i knew all of them , but happy to have met some, at least.

Sorry to hear of his passing. Condolences from my family to yours. Another member lost

RIP SUPERCOMP. sorry to here of his passing. all the best to his family and friends.

ps is this Dave that had the barracuda that went to Australia.

Sorry to hear this! Prayers to his family & friends.

RIP...... hadn’t seen him on here in ages.

I was curious too so I checked his account. I think his last post was around 2016 but I remember him from years ago. So sorry to hear we lost another member

I also remember him,,,,,,,RIP Prayers for all he left behind.

RIP

Sorry to hear this. Did this fella have a roadster?

Thanks for all the kind words and thoughts For those who didn't know A.D. "Supercomp" He was a paraplegic He was in a freak accident in 1969 while making a turn in the car he was driving with a friend not going fast at all and one side of the front suspension broke throwing him from the car and breaking his neck while passenger was not hurt It took them 3 days to figure out his neck was broken with the doctor that finally diagnosed it told him if he had seen him when it first happened he might of been able to walk again Unfortunately that never happened He survived 51 years that way Definitely not the norm To add insult to his injury for the last couple of years he lost the ability to use his hands making him a Quad So he was unable to post here on Moparts at all anymore Up until the very end his mind was always sharp and spot on What he retained was unbelievable on facts numbers dimensions You name it he retained it especially if it pertained to MOPARS He was out of Missouri his whole life and our home track is Gateway in Madison Illinois now called World Wide Technology Raceway Thanks again for those who have read and commented it TRULEY means a lot

i always say : "no matter how bad my problem is, someone out there is worse off."

your friend is a perfect example of this ! mind over adversity !
so sorry for your loss.

Sorry for your loss....any pic's of his car ?If he race @ gateway(WWTRR)I've might have seen him.

Here’s group of the Race Engines He Master Minded

I remember him from way back. RIP, he will be missed.

Sorry to hear, RIP sir.

So sorry for your loss,
may his memory be eternal.