Ever since I was a poor college kid, I've been fixing my own cars.
This has turned out to be a priceless skill that I plan to teach to my
children.  In all these years, I've seen some strange stuff, like my
mustang that would run great, but only for five minutes at a time, or
my suburban with the disappearing coolant, or my old olds that would
diesel for up to 30 seconds after turning it off, getting out, locking
the door, and walking away.

But yesterday, my 94 dodge caravan had a problem I've never seen
before.  I decided to get around to fixing the burnt out headlight.
When I removed the old bulb, water poured out of the headlight.  I had
to remove it to empty the rest of the water.  It was completely full.
I figure there was a crack in the top of the headlight, and the shape
of the car, or wind, funneled rain water right into it.  I taped it up
to seal it.  We'll see if that fixes it.

brian