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In what sounds like a heart-wrenching call, Matt Fiddes, once a security guard for Michael Jackson, says he’s writing off his well-kept Ferrari 355 GTS after mice chewed through some of its wiring. Remarkably, the reported harm is limited to the wiring, raising eyebrows over the decision to part with an otherwise intact Italian supercar.
Rodent damage to vehicle wiring is a surprisingly common headache, capable of causing electrical gremlins that are tricky and costly to chase down. Even so, many enthusiasts would balk at giving up on a desirable Ferrari over a repairable fault, and the situation serves as a reminder of how much grief small pests can inflict on a treasured car left in storage.
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