Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Arne wrote:Joseph, you are the man. knock-down table, wicker basket, and a cooler with a handle that locks the lid... I haven't seen one of those for many years..... very nice.

Thanks Arne - I'm a sucker for the classics.

The cooler is an eBay find. I've seen these old coolers go for upwards of $70 in good shape but this one some woman had painted with a country-esque farm scene including a barn, a farmer's wife in a bonnet and some ducks, kinda like they do to old saw blades. What is up with that? Anyway, since she had destroyed the collector's value I got it for about ten bucks, stripped it and was halfway through restoring it when I took it on this trip. I have since repainted the red "7-Up" logo and it functions as a cooler, albeit a very inefficient one - they were only meant for picnic use anyway. Kate has had a red Coca-Cola one for years in the kitchen. It has too much rust to restore to an actual working cooler so we keep dry cat food in it.

Joseph

Table, I dont need no stinken Table...

dhazard wrote:Table, I dont need no stinken Table...

Dude! That design is dead effing BRILLIANT!!

Did I just say "dude?"

Joseph

Two galley doors---I don't know if I can explain this right but one galley door is on a hinge and goes up on a stick. The other comes out of the trailer, gets its legs put on and becomes a table.

I use a vintage aluminum foldin table to cook on, but really like the idea of a table atachement on the side of the trailer...

We have a small round table, umbrella, umbrella light, director chairs makes it all fun and rather romantic.
I we do not bring it we use a picnic table provided.
Ron