Oregon CL
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 10:10 pmSaw this on CL for Portland, Or. (not mine)
http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/rvs/822583036.html
Teardrop American trailer, not Scamp, Burro, Casita - $2500 (Lebanon, OR)
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Date: 2008-09-01, 1:56PM PDT
TEARDROP AMERICAN INC.
TEARDROP TRAILER
**this trailer is super light, under 500 lbs dry weight
**Oregon doesn't require license for small utility types, so sorry people NO
TITLE, no plate.
**nothing inside except a mattress(54"x74") & room for two (mattress sits
slightly raised above floor.)
**the exterior holds a sink, ice-box, & 1 burner butane stove
These are a rare breed & only manufactured in the 80's.
These little guys are like pods on wheels, made simply for sleeping or holding your luggage while traveling.
They are made of a Dupont material that is similar to the fiberglass material the Scamps & Casitas are made of,
but this material seems to be more durable.
It is the same stuff that Brahma pick-up shells are made from.
You will notice how unusual the doors open. Creative but flawed. Some water can accumulate on the ledge
of the window & drip down the door. The fix? There are small holes on the inside of the trailer conveniently located
below the doors and the bed is raised slightly off of the floor & toward the middle with room
all the way around it so it never gets dripped on. The water drips down the
doors and right into the holes onto the ground outside. One of the only complaints the manufacturer got about this trailer.
The rubber around the doors on this trailer could really use replacing after nearly 20 years of camping.
also, the handle of the water faucet needs to be replaced.
These trailers are pretty basic. What you see is what you get.
seriously interested only
call Rob 541-409-4752
http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/rvs/822583036.html
Teardrop American trailer, not Scamp, Burro, Casita - $2500 (Lebanon, OR)
Reply to: [email protected] [?]
Date: 2008-09-01, 1:56PM PDT
TEARDROP AMERICAN INC.
TEARDROP TRAILER
**this trailer is super light, under 500 lbs dry weight
**Oregon doesn't require license for small utility types, so sorry people NO
TITLE, no plate.
**nothing inside except a mattress(54"x74") & room for two (mattress sits
slightly raised above floor.)
**the exterior holds a sink, ice-box, & 1 burner butane stove
These are a rare breed & only manufactured in the 80's.
These little guys are like pods on wheels, made simply for sleeping or holding your luggage while traveling.
They are made of a Dupont material that is similar to the fiberglass material the Scamps & Casitas are made of,
but this material seems to be more durable.
It is the same stuff that Brahma pick-up shells are made from.
You will notice how unusual the doors open. Creative but flawed. Some water can accumulate on the ledge
of the window & drip down the door. The fix? There are small holes on the inside of the trailer conveniently located
below the doors and the bed is raised slightly off of the floor & toward the middle with room
all the way around it so it never gets dripped on. The water drips down the
doors and right into the holes onto the ground outside. One of the only complaints the manufacturer got about this trailer.
The rubber around the doors on this trailer could really use replacing after nearly 20 years of camping.
also, the handle of the water faucet needs to be replaced.
These trailers are pretty basic. What you see is what you get.
seriously interested only
call Rob 541-409-4752