Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

A couple weeks ago, I purchased a used Trailer.
The couple who owned it used it for hauling a motor cycle and camping but they never really did anything to it.

laid a mattress on the floor, added a side window.


So, I'm going to move along a few steps. I have begun putting insulation on the roof.
I've put a deck on the tongue that will hold my batteries and propane tank.


I got lot of plans and ideas coming.. will post more soon.

You've got lots of possibilities there! Nothing like a clean canvas to create art on.

not your fathers cargo trailer.
don't think I have seen one painted to look like a log cabin, nice
I'll bet you have fun coming up with or like I'm going to do one day steal others ideas..........lots of good ones to borrow from.

True pete. The wife actually found this CT for sale and had a fit over it.
We had been talking of getting one and not tent camping anymore. (we had gotten flooded out of our last camping trip.)
She liked the "log cabin paint job". it's very rustic as are we. So it's a good fit.
And yes, taking that idea and going forward with it in some areas.

got some stain this AM and stained that deck.

Looks like two batteries and a propane tank will fit nicely enough.

Love the paint job!! Can't wait to see the final product.

Hee hee, that is just great! I really like the Accessories 'Deck' up front; nice thinking out of the Box. Tongues, as on my TT, can look kinda 'clunky'. They need 'something', and I think you nailed it.

Now, you need only a gal around with the prerequisite Ellie May Clampett/Daisy Duke outfit on, and some appropriate Music going! Even w/o those 'fine' touches, your Rig will definitely initiate some fun conversation as you camp.

Daisy Duke

Engineer Guy wrote:Now, you need only a gal around with the prerequisite Ellie May Clampett/Daisy Duke outfit on, and some appropriate Music going! Even w/o those 'fine' touches, your Rig will definitely initiate some fun conversation as you camp.

ha. I plan to keep continuing that log cabin theme. And I have two daisy duke females that will be traveling with me.

Yesterday evening I installed some 110 receptacles and a ceiling light with switch. Waiting on my 110V power inlet to shore power to come in.

Today I obtained the second battery and box for the deck.

Then I installed the rubber sectional mats over the while trailer.
We Built a really strong bed frame this AM and stained it Redwood.


Front view from side patio door.


Coming projects are to finish installing three patio lights, and a couple strategically placed 12v power outlets.

I added the shore line inlet today.
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Got some ceiling insulation sheeting put up; but not done yet. Need to find some luan sheeting that We like.

Finished my ceiling insulation panels today. Going to go get luan in next few days I hope then I can hang the 3 interior lights.
I got three 12v patio lights two are amber to install that came in this week.
A lot of wiring yet to do.

You are moving right along that bed does look strong especially the concrete blocks holding it up....

keep going u-r looking good.

pete

I wanted the bed frame strong for when I stand up the mattress on the side I can stack lot of heavy totes on the 3/4 plywood sheeting.
I'll probably be replacing the block with some 4x4 legs bolted on soon. The blocks take up too much room beneath the bed for storage.

pic update of outside.

The metal chimney on the house in the rear almost looks like you also have a wood stove inside the trailer.