Back in the 80s my brother put together a car show to be held at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia SC (inside). For the centerpiece of the show he had the same type of cars that play prominent roles in the movie "American Graffitti",
the 55 Chevy, the white T-Bird and the 32 coupe. He signed Wolfman Jack to do a live appearance for a few hours for 2 days and tied it in with a live radio broadcast on the local oldies station.
Everything was going OK until the limo to pick up Wolfman from the show and take him to dinner was in an accident on his way to pick up Wolfman. The limo company called and said it would be an hour before a replacement could be sent.
Wolfman was hungry and wanted to go to dinner, so my brother asked him if it would be allright if his brother (me) drove him in my Cadillac. I had an almost new Eldorado at the time. He said "sure" so I drove with Wolfman in the passenger seat and my brother and Wolfmans manager in the back seat.
He wanted to go to Fuddruckers for dinner!
We all went in and had a great time. He really was a nice guy!
After we finished eating, I drove him to his hotel and dropped him off.
He complimented me on how nice my car was and that I was a good driver.
Always special for me. Sad day for me when he passed.
