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Old 04-13-2025, 07:11 PM
64Lemans 64Lemans is offline
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Default Mice Issue

Hello.

My 1964 Lemans was stored over the Wisconsin winter, outside in a field.
Now I have the following items to take care of.

1. The trunk had water in it. Thanks to a previous post on this forum. Due to the water, there was rust in the trunk that needed to be addressed. I am almost done with addressing the trunk.

2. Next Project (Mice). There were mice droppings in the inside of the car as well as the trunk. In addition to the trunk, I plan on taking out the seats and replacing the carpet.

Question #1. As far as the seats (front and back) any suggestions on that. Should I spray the underneath and/or backside of the upholstery to help with the smell. I've read that maybe 1/2 part vinegar and 1/2 part water would do the trick.

Question #2. Thinking about other popular spots for mice, what is the diagram / layout of the ducts / vents. No a/c here. I am wondering if I should take all related vents apart to inspect and clean as needed. Does anybody have any prior experience when it comes to that or have any other ideas before I start taking everything apart.

And lastly, is there anything else I should check at all regarding the mice? Seems like all my lighting, radio and other power functions all are working. So hopefully no wire chewing occurred.

Thank you.

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