Teardrop toyhauler?

[mgharvey]

Found this today, looks like it would work...

www.goawolcampers.com

 

[thisoldcamper]

I don't see a problem returning an old thread back to life, if the information is still relevant... Here's a link to a very well done build in Australia: http://vintagecaravans.proboards.com/th ... es-cup-tea
Plus he made it convertible, so that it can be both a toy hauler and a sleeper with galley.
A lot of great ideas here, including putting your awning ropes in old socks to keep the ropes untangled.

 

[Xodius]

Found this today, looks like it would work...

http://www.goawolcampers.com

Ok those are pretty cool. Good find!

 

[Junkboy999]

Yea both links are nice toy haulers..

Thanks for both

 

[kudzu-TNT]

Found this today, looks like it would work...
http://www.goawolcampers.com

Looks nice. Basically a little cargo trailer conversion. Nicely done.

 

[Sgt. Paintball]

Does anyone know who's trailer this is or have more pics than on the this post?

Or has anyone BUILT a teardrop or squaredrop toy hauler that incorporated the toy hauler into the square/teardrop (and not just a front toy hauler storage bed) like in this picture?

I'm looking to make something similar but square in shape and modular (so I could take the camper off my 4x8 trailer to use the trailer as a flatbed and store both camper and trailer better in my garage.) Looking to have the modularity of this build: https://youtu.be/1Bd0iQ1zz5M (how it's relatively easy to take off) with a similar type to this (small size) camper build: https://youtu.be/1oCEbH79Bbo

The bike I'm towing is 1/2 if not 1/3 the weight of a Harley (a sport bike) and the trailer I have has a towing capacity of about 2,000 lbs. I'm planning to use 1/4" PVC sheets for the walls and roof (kind of how Craig did with his seconds design in the second video) to keep weight down with a plywood base. I'd like to incorporate some of the amenities that Craig had in his first build. You can find more pictures of his builds here: https://instagram.com/craigruge?utm_medium=copy_link

Here's some photos I saved from somewhere - the EXIF data on the photos says they are from 2005.

The way the middle of the galley is filled in after unloading is clever, as is the use of a deep false floor so that your bed doesn't share the floor with the motorcycle tyres. I don't remember what suspension system was used to make the trailer go up and down.

 

[twisted lines]

One from long ago