Angela Witt shared a real nice story sbout her and Chris.

I really appreciate this group (Oldsmobile Community), it was Chris' favorite hobby. He was a walking wealth of Olds knowledge. How we met.... there was a 68 442 convertible in front of my house one day. I thought, oooo who's is that? So I took my old bright yellow, sliding door, manual trans, right hand drive US mail Jeep to the store, hoping I was cute enough to get the owners attention. It worked, he asked the neighbor kids. "who's that?" He came back that evening, found out that I knew 442 meant 400, 4bbl, dual exhaust. That I cut my teeth on a 68 Super Bee manual, rode dirt bikes from the time I was 11 and knew how to wrench and rebuild a carb. He could not stand it. 2 weeks later we headed to California. He was so smart, funny, witty, charming and just plain cool . Had no idea there were so many forums! Thank you for your help. Gosh, he was awesome. Just a glimpse of how Chris was.
Regards Mark

 

Great story to hear

 

I think one of the funniest stories I remember from Chris was where he was going to bottle Lansing air for the tires and sell it for that correct concours restoration. Only Chris.

 

Thanks for sharing Mark.

 

That is hilarious

 

I seem to recall him saying that was his plan if Olds restorers ever evolved into the kind of guys who did Corvettes.

 

Yes,I remember that now.