Automobile Mould

[Brad Hogg <roadhogg@xxxxxxx>]

A couple years ago, my brother offered to store my 1968 Chrysler in his
shed.   The shed is a rather new building but it is not heated and has a
gravel floor.  The shed also has no insulation and is meta clad.  When we
put the car in there, we covered it completely with a very large nylon tarp.
What I forgot to do is to leave the windows down a little.  Recently, my
brother loaded the car onto his trailer in preparation to haul it back here
and he noticed that there is an overwhealming mould growing in the car.
This, no doubt, due to hot and humid conditions in the car in the summer
months.  He is very afraid that this mould is dangerous and could spread to
my garage, other cars and possibly my house.  The car needs to have the
seats and carpet removed anyway so I thought if I did that and also removed
the door panels, headliner and package shelf and all the associated padding
etc, should I not be able to contain this mould?  Is there s product that
could kill a mould like this by spraying it into the car?  What about the
area up under the dash?  I don't want to have to take that dash apart.

Has anyone ever faced anything like this?

Thanks in advance for your help and, Happy New Year!

Brad Hogg
Winnipeg, Manitoba
http://www.nybclub.org/membercars/bradhogg/index.htm
1990 Chrysler Imperial 4-door Sedan (the KImperial)
1978 Chrysler Newport 4-door Hard Top (the Newporker)
1977 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham 4-door Hard Top (the Irish lass)
1976 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham 4-door Hard Top (the Black Beast)
1968 Chrysler Newport Custom 4-door Sedan (Grand-Dad's car)