For Sale is my beloved 4x8 Teardrop camper. It is based on the Kuffel Creek Cubby design. I started it on July 4, 2005 and finished it the following October.
Here are some details/highlights:
-Built on Harbor Freight 2000# frame with 12" 5-lug wheels.
-Frame painted black, wheels painted silver.
-LED trailer side marker and rear marker lighting.
-Aluminum clad exterior. Door on each side.
-Spare tire included (mounted under cabin).
-6" memory foam mattress (Walmart Mattress) cut to size.
-Surf/woodie themed sheets and curtains.
-Interior Oak faced cabinets with shelving.
-8" LCD monitor with AM/FM/CD/DVD/TV tuner head unit.
-2 woofer/ 2 midrange interior speakers.
-Simple galley with lower (shallow) cabinet. The bed was built extra long (I am 6'3" and can stretch out). Cabinet holds small items, fuse box, and A/C flex hose. Hose can be pulled through an opening in the bottom of the trailer and hooks to a portable A/C unit to cool the cabin.
-5000 btu A/C unit included!!
-12v DC power system with maintained battery.
- Lights in galley, one general lighting lamp in cabin, and one overhead reading spotlight.
-Two exterior "porch lights". One on each side of trailer.
-Switch on fuse box to change from battery source to small inverter if desired. One AC power outlet on galley counter.
-Roof vent with fan.
-Tongue mounted "diamond plate" tool box to house battery, straps, gas tanks, tarps, etc.
The trailer has only been used a handful of times and tows very well. Longest trip was from Indiana to Missouri non-stop and problem free.
Asking price: $4000.
Pickup in Indianapolis, Indiana or delivery within a reasonable distance.
Available for viewing by request.
It is currently hibernating in my garage, but here are some photos from my gallery. I will try to get some updated photos this weekend.
If you would like to see photos of anything in particular or up close, please let me know. Feel free to PM for info!






Wheels are now painted bright silver, not white as shown in these photos.


Where the two wires are hanging in the picture above, there is now a reading spotlight fixture.