Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Although I have a few more details to finish, I was thinking what Verna wrote. It's 100 percent paid for!

Bob, that's a good thing to be proud of. You've probably got as much counter space in your teardrop as I do in my little galley kitchen at home.

Steve & Verna, "paid for" is THE BOMB!!!

I did not build mine either but I am proud to own it.They are still relatively rare and a wonderful experience every use. It is also paid for!

Its age.
My trailer is 67 years old. It does not leak, tows great, and looks 68 years old ;-)
I'm proud that both of us are still on the road after that many years and miles.



<Chas>

I am proud that I could even build the 'Ketza Kamper'. I had no experience in this area and if I had not discovered the Kreg pocket hole jig she would not be here now.
I do enjoy my galley with the twin table extensions.

Rod

Spars and stringers were a challenge. Every cut was a different angle. Maybe over built but solid as a rock.

[quote="Kaz"]It's not done yet but i would have to say the whole thing. Never built one and i am building it by the seat of my pants and all the pics and info from this site. No plans just an image and the voices in my head. Please check out my photos. Input is always welcome. Getting real close to building the dreaded hatch.

Everything!

I'm another one that bought over build. I am just glad to have this thing and enjoy the community and getting out and camping.

We are talking about building one for our daughter once we get more room in the garage to tackle such a project. I know we won't be able to achieve the quality of our Camp-inn as we are not that skilled but it will still be fun and a great way for our daughter and her husband get out camping.