[GroundedZ]

http://www.lingenfelter.com/jlstat2.asp

 

[casket_demon]

damn he was the man.

I thought he was doing ok??

 

[Ghrankenstein]

I didn't know he had any sort of health failing. It looks like he's gone to that great engine shop in the sky. RIP.

Ghrankenstein

 

[spdwayGm]

wow...thats beyond sad...the world's a slower, sadder place without him.

 

[chev454ls]

Wow, that's too bad. He was the man!

 

[oldskls10]

This is truly sad news. I was under the impression he was doing better, but I guess not. He leaves behind a legacy in the perfomance engine and tuning world and a hole that may never be mended. He was a legend, one of a kind. In TV interviews about his latest creations you could see pure excitement in his expressions. He was a man who loved what he did and did it better than anyone else.

RIP John Lingenfelter We will miss you.

 

[tantalize9]

Tis a sad, sad day. I hope a auto mag. pays tribute to the man that brought us a hand full of cars that would make us go into debt to own one because they kicked that much ***.

That would be cool, MT reporting about the new C-6 followed by the man that made the Corvette a beast you wouldn't dare race against.

RIP, and hopefully his buisness he leaves behind continues to thrive and produce some jaw dropping examples that John would be proud of.

*I think I'm going to cry :flush:*

 

[Bmarc]

I can't believe it I was hoping he'd pull though but I guess not. RIP John Lingenfelter

 

[diablo4]

That is very sad.RIP

 

[Sollus]

That is really sad. He was a genious.

 

[Downforce]

He will be sorely missed, especially by those of us into GM performance cars.
I would imagine Car and Driver magazine will do a story on John. C&D tested so
many of his supercars over the years, always with spectacular results. Let's hope
Lingenfelter Performance Engineering continues to prosper, it would be a fitting
tribute to him.