<VV> vermin in Corvair engines

[Dennis Pleau]

I've heard equal parts of Portland cement, flour and a little sugar will
attract the mice and mummify them as soon as they partake.  No smell of
anything as the cement dries them out immediately and they like it!  Place a
few bowl inside the passengers compartment and the engine compartment.  The
downside is you have to buy cement 94lbs at a time.  I hope you have a lot
of friends or need to replace a sidewalk.

dp

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Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 8:10 PM
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Subject: <VV> vermin in Corvair engines

Changing the automatic diff. (intermixing) in my Rampside, I noticed a bunch
of dry dog food in my heater. Then with the engine out, I looked into the
top of the engine I saw quite a bit of it. I pulled my oil cooler cover and
could not believe how much was in there (I just drove this vehicle 1400
miles to Kansas and back). So now I have the engine (shrouds) all apart and
am wondering what can I do to keep the mice out of my cars. Anyone? Thanks
all.
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado
On my way to Palm Springs in a couple of days, hopefully in the Rampside