Posted by glennster on February 24, 2015 at 08:18:59 from (162.204.229.223):
customer brought in a really nice 1978 pontiac trans am with a rusted left rocker. car is otherwise pristine and original. 35k miles, just about one of the nicest original i have seen in quite a few years. driven very little, never in winter. cut the left rocker open and here is what we found. entire cavity is packed with some type of insect excretion and dark rice like larvae hulls. very tiny seam opening where they gained access. car was stored for about a year in a horse barn according to the owner. gonna have to do some probing with the remote camera to see if they got in any where else. no idea what kind of insect will do this. n central illinois. heres some pics.
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