RE: Mice in car

[Tom Duross <tduross1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd venture to guess they're using some really small climbing gear.
Possibly free-climbing but in terrain like that I'd imagine hitch and
harness.
:P  Hi Dan!

Tom Duross

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel J. Stern [mailto:225@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 1:17 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars@
Subject: Mice in car



Gentlemen and others:

The Lancer has mice in the headliner. This is not a tragedy yet; the car
came to us in 1990 with a low-quality, poorly-installed, inexplicably
bleach-stained factory headliner, and so replacing it with a better
quality one has been on the list for quite some years.

We have not yet cut the old liner out, the reluctance being that with it
removed, the interior of the car is fully accessible to meeces.  At
present it isn't, unless they chew through. Traps have been set outside
the car, fabric softener sheets placed inside the car.

I know there are some small gaps in pass-throughs from the engine bay to
the passenger compartment, been meaning to close 'em off for a few years,
and I'm guessing that's one possible entry path, but then how/why would
they get *into* the headliner? Any thoughts on how mice could get directly
from outside the car into, say, the B- or C-pillar and climb up the inside
of the B-pillar and into the headliner area?


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