Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Not finished yet, but here is mine. She is 5 x 10

ZombieSoldier wrote:dave, that looks pretty awesome. what all are you storing in there?

Howdy ZombieSoldier, I'm planning on storing my 12v system on one side and leveling stuff on the other with spare parts in the middle. The top half will have rolled mats and light stuff.

Cheers,

Dave

Newest Profile of mine.

WHOOPIE! I can finally post here!

Looks good y'all!

Here's mine

this thread is a nice collection. im just trying to figure out how I add my own image lol

Here's my profile in a drawing; construction incomplete. See http://www.emmittsteardropadventures.net for construction progress.

This is my own design, roughly 11'4 long by 63" wide, and is formed by the intersection of two ellipses. Details on the blog above.

Her is mine.

Started as the "Cedar Shack" but the "Woodshed" seems to fit better. Its a standy that sleeps two.

Here's my Teardop-to-be. Just started cutting some wood last week.

Interesting profile ... I'm going to watch this one.

Welcome to the forum AeroDude.

sunny16 wrote:Here is my trailer profile. A bit different but it will have the rear hatch just like all the others (that have them, anyway.) I wanted more room for rear cabinets, so I went with a more "modern" design".

Mine too is not conventional, and has a rear galley/storage packed with gear. More modern? not really, but another approach definitely!

Here's my new profile, quickbuild, lite and easy to repair

Gage wrote:

Kurt (Indiana) wrote:What was the original post?
Anyone have a teardrop in the shape of a Barracuda?

No, but I know someone who is building one from a '57 Chevy. He's been over three years on
it and may have it down at Sweetwater. The last pictures I saw of it, it was looking real good.

This is the guy that is building it.


Have a good day.

Oh, and he plans on pulling it behind a '57 Chevy that he has (show quality).

I'd like to see thew 57 Chevy, but for some reason the image didn't show up for me.