Wasp nest! Any good solutions out there?

[urq]

... yeah, had the same thing happen on V8 #2 last summer ... the buggers had
built the nest between the trunklid mounted taillights and the lip used to
lift the lid ... I didn't realize it was there until *after* I opened the
trunk ... good thing I didn't hit the nest!

I'd recommend getting some of the wasp/hornet spray that shoots a strong
stream and hit the nest with that ... once you kill the bugs you should be
good ... until the next yellow jacket finds that prime real estate!  Don't
worry about long term effects ... the stuff evaporates pretty quickly ...

Steve B
San Jose, CA (USA)
>
> My 87.5 Coupe GT was out of commission for while because of a bad fuel
pump.
> Well I finally changed it last weekend and the car's driving great with
much
> less fuel pump whine (Pierburg rubber encased pump).  The problem I have
is
> that I've got a wasp nest embedded under the LF fender just beyond the
> bottom of the A pillar.  I didn't know it was there until I was working
> under the dash on some electrical issues when I heard a buzzing near my
ear
> and that's when I saw the nest.  Its a little larger than a golf ball and
> the yellow jackets on it look fairly active.  I don't have a issue driving
> around because the door is completely sealed when closed but opening the
> door is a quick open and shut operation.  Anybody run into this?  I don't
> think I can spray poison into the body seam because I'd be breathing it
> while driving the car.  Or maybe should I poke the nest with a broom
handle
> and then run like hell :^0