Our Towster trailer for sale on eBay

[caseydog]

That tailgater angle could be your ticket.. I would modify your ebay add to mention tailgating. It couldn't hurt, and when you consider what some of the people are paying for season tickets.. it's not that far of a stretch!

Yeah, it would make a darned good tailgating trailer. Football season is right around the corner.

Can you install a beer tap somewhere?

CD

[wlivesey]

A kegerator and a team logo and you've got a tailgater dream machine... You could even make it a "pay potty". The proud new owner could turn it into a money maker!

[kennyrayandersen]

I agree – the tailgating angle would be your best bet – I’d make one photo with a red circle with an arrow on the side of the trailer that says your team logo here).

[bobhenry]

Since I have started the chuck wagon that is all I have heard from anyone and everyone that has seen it. Team logo's and tailgating party central. It IS a real great angle and a wonderful sales tool. Relist it with minimal info and the tailgate angle you may catch a big fish with deep pockets.







and no I can't sleep in IT either !

[Larry Lopez]

But you could sleep on it !!!

[PaPa Smurf]

sorry...but if I was looking for a camper or something to go out for a weekend trip....I just don't see it.....I don't think I would put out that kind of money for a rolling out-house,..you wanted $11,000....for just a little more money you could get a small casita that has what you have plus a bed, and sleep in Air Cond....sorry I just don't see it....re-model it for a way to sleep with a A/c on top and I bet it would go in a minute.....

[Wangofree]

Yeah you guys are right, it is too much money for not being a CAMPER. I'll re market it as a tailgater. Price: $6,000.

[traveler357]

My wife and I were already setup with sleeping arrangements in our Honda Element, so from that was born the Towster.

Hi Mike,

I just purchased a two year-old Element and hope to get a teardrop trailer to pull behind it in a year or so. Meanwhile, I'm interested in doing a little camping just with the Element, and am wondering if you might share some of your experience with sleeping in that vehicle.

I haven't really tried to sleep on the folded-down seats, but have lain on them for a few minutes, and don't think I'd find it too comfortable for a full night's sleep. Do you use an air mattress on top of the seats? Or maybe some other approach?

--Bill K.