Best Rodent Deterrent for Classic Car Stored Indoors
Published 09/22/2025 >
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I keep a ’67 Mustang in my detached garage year-round. Would the MouseBlocker Classic MB44FR be a good fit, or should I use the plug-in MB34FR?
asked by: Tim
Expert Reply:
Tim, either will work, but here’s the difference: the Classic # MB44FR wires right to the Mustang’s 12V battery and protects the engine bay specifically. The plug-in # MB34FR, on the other hand, treats the whole garage space as long as it’s enclosed and under 400 sq. ft. A lot of classic car guys run both - one in the car, one in the garage.
Do you keep your Mustang’s battery connected in storage, or do you normally disconnect it?
Any other car collectors here run MouseBlockers?
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