True," what's up fans of homebuilt toys? I have a quick video for you guys today on my series, Chevelle Fever. What I'm doing here is, on this car I bought, purchased, you know, the title wasn't available. The car came out of a storage auction and the title wasn't there. It was a SS 396. I have another video where I restored the build sheet. It was a true 396 car, and so I decided to go through the Vermont registration process to register the Chevelle. So, I waited, you know, I was so excited that I said I would open the notification with you together on YouTube and talk you through the process real quick. So, let's open it together. This is in real time, so you're going to see it the first time, like me, and some of the information I just kind of blotted out a little bit, but for the most part, you're getting it raw and uncut. So, here it is. I only have one take to do this, so hopefully, the video is turning out well. Let's see what we have here. Drum roll, please. This is unrehearsed. So exciting. Applause. Alrighty, so I have the sticker and I have my registration certificate straight from Vermont. So, my '70 Chevelle that I purchased without a title is now legal. I have a sticker and I have my plate number. My registration is all here. This is amazing because it's always a risk when you purchase a car and the title is not immediately available. But it was such a good deal, you know, I really wanted to push through. And so, step two will be me trying to register it in my home state. But regardless, with legal Vermont tags, I can drive the...
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