29 September 2006: After the awesome free car wash, expertly administered by the Oak Hills Community Evangelical Free Church, I took my second 1976 Trans Am, basically an exact match to my first Trans Am to the Kwik Kar in Argyle for a routine oil change. Of course, nothing is routine on a 30 year old muscle car.
These men in black can be elusive, prefering the shadows to the bright light of day. Their basic message to all who would dare threaten or even approach this Trans Am is: "Stop" as illustrated by the sign fastened to the back of the wing man.
The Kwik Kar guys found a leaking gasket. I am not surprised, as there is always seems to be something leaking on this car!
Eventually all leaks will be eliminated because all seals and gaskets will have been replaced.
The exhaust system had been replaced in February, but this pic reveals an issue that needs to be addressed.
One final check before the TA is released.
This Trans Am must have looked like this on the showroom floor in 1976.
Next stop on the '76 TA Tour 2006: a medical pit stop.
