A lot depends on where we store our cars and what the surroundings are
like. Before we sold our farm I had a small unheated building in which I kept
my 100 for the winter--wrapped in a breathable cover to keep out moisture,
etc and I found definite evidence (droppings, chewed up newspaper, etc)
that the critters were definitely looking for warm places to lay their heads
for the winter, so I used mothballs, etc.
Now I have the luxury of keeping my car in a heated garage without having
to cover it, so I do not plan to use anything.
BTW I live in MD and we have plenty of moderate winter days here so I
always try to take the car for a ride at least once a month to get things
warmed up, etc, just so long as the salt has been washed off the streets from
the last storm if any.
Best--Michael Oritt
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