It must be winter!

[intrepid]

First year of TVR ownership and committed to daily use of my S1. This has been great until the recent heavy frosts - mine is the only car that ices up on the inside and coupled with a lack of air flow to keep the side windows clear its not good news!!!

Anyone cured this problem?

[GreenV8S]

My S2 used to be a terror for this. Fix the water leaks and you will clear the condensation. In the mean time do what you can to dry the car out.

[tvrgit]

Yep I agree - is condensation from damp in the carpets. Either cure the leaks or put a wee heater in the car overnight.

[NiceCupOfTea]

tvrgit said:

wee heater

That'll smell pretty grim...

[tvrgit]

NiceCupOfTea said:

tvrgit said: wee heater That'll smell pretty grim...

You'll be that age one day

[NiceCupOfTea]

[ijbd]

my car sits in a garage, but:

I saw this once: www.heatedwindscreen.com/acatalog/_Products_TVR_47.html

mvg Boudewijn

[jons_s3]

Sticking a few bags of dessicant inside might help too

[Monkeylegend]

Keep the roof down and drive faster. That should dry it out.

[foxy600]

I always find the best way to cure leaks is to put the roof back on!!!!!

[intrepid]

Now as dry as a bone - thanks to a weekends worth of electricty and a 2Kw fan heater!

Thanks for suggestions (sarcastic and otherwise!) the winner was the 'wee heater'... unfortunately no prize awarded but made me chuckle.

[NiceCupOfTea]

bit late for a sensible answer, but in the past I've found the best solution to be take the carpet out and dry indoors, and leave a fan heater on in the car.