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Gentlemen , Other than a hungry or a trap what is the best way to keep mice away from your Camaro , Thank you in advance for your response , Garry
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As Joe suggested, cats are good, but, you have to feed them as well.
One can set mouse traps around the car and check every couple days. I use Swiss cheese.
If you're one who uses jack stands to remove the weight from the springs, my suggestion would be to place old cake pans, pie tins, alum sheet, etc. between the jack stand and car. Place the pan upside down. This way the mouse can't crawl out to the end, and can't crawl up the sides.
Good luck........
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Everett "OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR DISAPPEAR UPON RAPID ACCELERATION"
One can set mouse traps around the car and check every couple days. I use Swiss cheese.
If you're one who uses jack stands to remove the weight from the springs, my suggestion would be to place old cake pans, pie tins, alum sheet, etc. between the jack stand and car. Place the pan upside down. This way the mouse can't crawl out to the end, and can't crawl up the sides.
Good luck........
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Everett "OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR DISAPPEAR UPON RAPID ACCELERATION"
Try this site. I have one and have used it for two winters, works perfect. The car looks
exactly like you put it in when you take it out. No rust, no rodents, no dirt. Ohio winters can be nasty and my car sits in an unheated barn with a dirt floor. In the spring put the battery back and go to the shows
Bill
http://www.carbag.com/
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exactly like you put it in when you take it out. No rust, no rodents, no dirt. Ohio winters can be nasty and my car sits in an unheated barn with a dirt floor. In the spring put the battery back and go to the shows
Bill
http://www.carbag.com/
[This message has been edited by PitStop (edited 10-14-2002).]
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