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RIP Steve Brotherton
Steve Brotherton
Not sure who all has been around long enough to remember Steve. He was always a first class person to deal with and will be missed. He was around back in the Longston days and was a well known contributor to iatn. I went to his shop a couple of times during the mid 2000's.
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Sorry to hear this.
Steve was truly a technical expert and most importantly both a respectful and respected gentleman. He would respond to personal emails offering advice and regularly posted precise accurate technical advice. A giant has been lost.
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Sorry to hear this too. He was a really nice and helpful guy. Learned a lot from him when I still had the 300E - especially about the duty-cycle. RIP.
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Also very sorry to see Steve is no longer with us. His knowledge of W124 suspension and fuel injection was just encyclopedic.
He helped many, many people on this site and will be missed. RIP Steve.
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