Thread: Spiders in the car?

Yes, the internet will know where they are hidding in your car..

C'mon brah.

Wtf

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Is this something like Snakes on a Plane?

I'm tired of these mother f-ing spiders in this mother f-ing car

Lol, they will die off in a month or so when it's 453 degrees outside.

First off, this question has no exact answer. It's like asking where's the rattle coming from in my car. No one knows.

There's probably nests under seats and such and they just keep spawning. I'd gut the interior and look for it. Good to pull it out anyway and clean under everything.

Or smoke out the car and kill them all.

Bunch of retard answers

The correct answer is the car sits outside, bugs are outside, car is NOT 100% sealed

just drive it till its hot then park it in a garage near something flamable.

it will self immolate and take em out in style, bring marshamallows n **** fer smores

Originally Posted by SubwayGuy

First off, this question has no exact answer. It's like asking where's the rattle coming from in my car. No one knows.

There's probably nests under seats and such and they just keep spawning. I'd gut the interior and look for it. Good to pull it out anyway and clean under everything.

Or smoke out the car and kill them all.

Very good answer

Originally Posted by Turbocharged400sbc

just drive it till its hot then park it in a garage near something flamable.

it will self immolate and take em out in style, bring marshamallows n **** fer smores

These cars are known to spontaneously combust

Get some of the Ortho home defense spray and hose it down.
Did it at the house around the interior perimeter and storage area , havent seen any since.
Only costs under 10 and you can use it in the house later.
It doesn't smell as bad as a burning car, in fact I can't really even smell the stuff

Sometimes 400SBCs ideas are a little bit too......out there

Originally Posted by Travisgt2

I'm tired of these mother f-ing spiders in this mother f-ing car

Got a great laugh there

you put the spider leds in just like any other bulb

I noticed a fresh hatching of spiders on my back bumper this morning when I left for work. Didn't feel like dealing with it, so 30 minutes later and averaging a speed of around 55-60 mph, they were still there. I thought for sure they wouldn't survive the trip. I brushed them off the bumper and continued on with my day.

Note: these were Canadian spiders, so results may vary.

Oh, and I do get small webs in the car from time to time. Seen a few spiders and moved them outdoors, but they are always somewhere in the car. Never had one bite me in the ass or leg, or try and hijack my ride, so I let it be.

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

I noticed a fresh hatching of spiders on my back bumper this morning when I left for work. Didn't feel like dealing with it, so 30 minutes later and averaging a speed of around 55-60 mph, they were still there. I thought for sure they wouldn't survive the trip. I brushed them off the bumper and continued on with my day.

Note: these were Canadian spiders, so results may vary.

Oh, and I do get small webs in the car from time to time. Seen a few spiders and moved them outdoors, but they are always somewhere in the car. Never had one bite me in the ass or leg, or try and hijack my ride, so I let it be.

Gave me a healthy chuckle... thank you

funny to see this, I get them in the summer, seems to gravitate to the little corner by the HUD.

Never had spiders, but I've had a quite large snake under the hood coiled around the intake plenum... decided to check under the hood randomly before starting the car one day and found him. Or her. Mildly coincidental.

It might be that time.

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