Craig Hendrickson
 

Craig Passed away this AM. no details yet. will post as soon as.

REST IN PEACE

Prayers sent. RIP.

That's a big loss for the Pontiac world.


RIP, Craig.
My condolences to his family and friends.


:(

Awe geez! Prayer for family

Rest In Peace and thank you for what you have done for the Pontiac community.

sorry to hear this. Rest in Peace

Wow, I was just reading through some of his back story again...
Sad news. Rest in Peace, Mr. Hendrickson

Agree.

I'll drive my T/A today, in remembrance.

Got to meet him at GTO Nat's in Wichita, in 2010. He and other Pontiac legends were on a question board, it was a fun, cool deal.
He used to post here quite a bit, it's been a few years since I have noticed him here.

Sad to hear this. Still remember visiting their store in Torrance CA in the 70's

well stated.

Indeed

Will miss Craig and glad I had the chance to know him a bit and visited with.

OMG!

RIP Craig. It is a sad day for the Pontiac community. I send my best wishes to his family.

Forgive my ignorance, was he a member here? What was his screen name here?

This will explain who Mr. Hendrickson is. I figured anyone into early F-bodies would know the name.:noidea:
Sorry to hear of his passing...

http://www.originalho.com/HORacing/HOStory.html

Craig went by Craig Hendrickson

Seemed he had another name at 1st and changed it one of the times PY had problems?

But anyway, he was part 'H' of HO Racing, Pontiac extraodinaire!

:)

As I said forgive my ignorance, I don’t know every person here, nor do I know everyone who has an F-body, or those in the racing circuit who have Pontiacs. However thank you for the clarity with the link. Thoughts go out to his family.

He liked Packards too! I wonder if he was able to finish this one.

http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...92#post5744492

Extremely sad to hear about Craig Hendrickson passing away.
Thanks for relaying the news, Ken Crocie.
Thoughts & Prayers for his family and many friends.

H-O Racing Specialties were responsible for cultivating more Pontiac Gear Heads in the 70's and 80's - nationwide/worldwide - than all other sources combined.
Their literature/specs/ID sheets were the "Bible" for PMD enthusiasts/hobbiers.
Every full-blooded Poncho owner i knew had those sheets.
Many of us had most or all of it memorized.

Just that small work alone, became a tremendous contribution to the Pontiac World of the day and times. Not to mention all of their goodies and supplies.

Rest In Peace - and Thank You , Mister H