[DeTomaso] Fwd: gauges that fog during use

[William Suarez]

I had a similar experience recently. I live in Indianapolis so we do see pretty high humidity in the summer. 
I bought the car in 2006 and kept it in my garage, to which I had added a supply duct from my house furnace, 
so although the garage wasn't climate controlled, it had some cooling in the summer. It never had any 
moisture in the gauges in the three years I've owned it. In April of this year we put our house on the 
market and I moved the car into a temporary storage unit without any cooling. It sat there for two and a 
half months, the last two weeks of which were pretty hot and humid. I took the car out for a drive a few 
weeks ago, and saw that the gauges got foggier and foggier the further I drove. I had no lights on and I 
don't have working AC yet, all I had on was the fan.

We purchased a new house a month ago and I moved the car to my new garage a couple of weeks ago. The new 
garage is climate controlled with a dedicated furnace. After letting the car sit there for two weeks, I took 
it out for a drive yesterday, and no more moisture in the gauges!

-William #3331