Took a day off, finally got the Hurst Olds title in the works. Had an appointment, went pretty smoothly. Had a in-the-ghetto convenience store blast shield between me and the lady.

Paid the extra sales tax, the excise tax, title fee, registration fee, got another one of my granddad's 1972 plates back in service (two away from my Monte Carlo). Also did all my other cars re-registered while there.

I may paint the back of the tag for rust proofing before hanging it; it may be on there a long time.

 

Oh, for the titling we discussed a while back. It's not a 442, and Hurst/Olds is not a model, so it became a Cutlass Supreme. She asked what kind of Cutlass Supreme, and clarified with a bunch of sub models, including our favorite BRO-HAM (Brougham). I asked if she had one for just Cutlass Supreme as all that stuff like Brougham (I pronounced it correctly) is 80s stuff (I simplified a bit.)

Whew, I could've been stuck with bro-ham!

 

They sell that bro-ham sandwich right down the street from me - I don't find it to be Supreme.

 

now that's funny... if you would have added the cheese "cutlets" it might have met your expectations.