I have a old 89 chevy pickup i use on the farm that the same way,i never have been able to get the smell out. I'll try the vinegar thing, never heard of that one. Years ago when i worked in the oilfield we all used trailers or mobile homes,those would set some times and would get mice in them.the place we rented them from had some kind of stuff they would spray them with that got rid of the smell.i dont recall what it was but it was supposed to be the stuff they would spray to get rid of the smell where a dead body had lain for a while.it did the trick but ive forgotton the name of it. ive got a neighbor who is big into rebuilding/restoring old cars. he swears you cant get rid of it unless you just strip everything and start over. he probably has 15-20 cars in his barns and goes to great lengths to keep mice out.
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