Charger garage/storage question

[miller time]

Hey y'all long time no post, I've been busy buying a house and moving and working.
So to my garage challenged friends, I now live in the rural Georgia, and my garage queen has gone from an air conditioned garage to a mostly 2 sided out building, the building is probably 30x60 with millings for the floor.
So, how do I keep the mice, wasps, mud dobbers, coons, squirrels and spiders at bay? Also how should I insulate the tin roof so the condensation doesn't drip on my car every morning? How do I prevent mold inside the car?
Please let me know what works best

I plan to extend the walls down into to the ground a few inches, and should I wall off the car on the inside and front completely? Chemical spray ideas? Damp rid?
I'll try to post a picture of the building to give you an idea what I'm up against
Thanks!

[miller time]

That's my crew cab long bed truck tucked nicely inside

[JB400]

How about putting in a concrete slab, then putting on sliding doors or barn style?

[miller time]

How about putting in a concrete slab, then putting on sliding doors or barn style?

I thought about it but I really want to build metal building on a slab that can house a two post lift, it's hard to justify pouring concrete to just end up not using or sledgehammering it out
Thanks

[70 sublime]

How long do you plan on having to keep your car in this shed ?

Sounds like you are going to build a shop ?

[miller time]

How long do you plan on having to keep your car in this shed ?

Sounds like you are going to build a shop ?

It'll probably be years, I don't sell the headache by then lol

[birdsandbees]

Wish I'd realized this 40 years ago, but the most important thing to cover is the free access point to your vents and heater box.

[miller time]

Wish I'd realized this 40 years ago, but the most important thing to cover is the free access point to your vents and heater box.

Thanks for the tip! My car has a lot of "access" holes, I'm going to spray atleast around the car with poison but I don't think I can much for wasps and mud dobbers

[CFMopar]

Bounce sheets keep mice away. Pretty simple to throw a few in the car

[Dano 1]

Steel wool is also handy for blocking access points, especially exhaust etc. as mice won't eat it.

Covers can sometimes make condensation and moisture trapping worse but in your case I'd be tempted to get a lightweight cover that's at least somewhat waterproof to help keep any drips or leaks from collecting on the car. With the building being open you should get enough air flow to keep moisture at bay.

[Old Moparz]

Unless you get the car inside & elevated you'll be fighting the rodent & insect war forever. 

As for the concrete slab, why would you demolish it later?

Plan ahead & pour the minimum thickness where the lift will be anchored & a standard thickness elsewhere.

[gtx6970]

Unless you get the car inside & elevated you'll be fighting the rodent & insect war forever. 

As for the concrete slab, why would you demolish it later?

Plan ahead & pour the minimum thickness where the lift will be anchored & a standard thickness elsewhere.

yep

[ACUDANUT]

Steel wool is also handy for blocking access points, especially exhaust etc. as mice won't eat it.

Covers can sometimes make condensation and moisture trapping worse but in your case I'd be tempted to get a lightweight cover that's at least somewhat waterproof to help keep any drips or leaks from collecting on the car. With the building being open you should get enough air flow to keep moisture at bay.

They might it eat but they will burrow through it. Mice ain't going through the hood vents. 

[Old Moparz]

Experiment to see how small the gap has to be to keep out a mouse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHOx39xJack

In most cases you're fighting a losing battle.