Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

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I would trade my Piaggio for this thing in a heart beat. I love the look of it. I just wonder how far you can go on the battery. I would have to modify it a little though. The canopy area seems a
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this was on ebay twice and didn't sell.

I almost bought it, but the guy was a little "squirrely". The trailer has water damage and other problems and no title. When I asked him about a current registration and if it was transferable he said "no but I can get one". just my two cents but it just seemed a little to risky for me...

Usually if there is visible water damage on the interior walls it is widespread where you can't see it. The trailer is definately restorable but I would prepare yourself for a lot of work. When I bought a 58 Fan, I had every intention of restoring it. When I took down the interior wall panels, I found that about 80% of the framing was completely rotted from water damage. It was amazing that the thing didn't collapse in on itself! That's when I decided to salvage what I could and morphed it into the FanDrop.

It is on Ebay again....

Rick Sheerin wrote:Usually if there is visible water damage on the interior walls it is widespread where you can't see it. The trailer is definately restorable but I would prepare yourself for a lot of work. When I bought a 58 Fan, I had every intention of restoring it. When I took down the interior wall panels, I found that about 80% of the framing was completely rotted from water damage. It was amazing that the thing didn't collapse in on itself! That's when I decided to salvage what I could and morphed it into the FanDrop.

Do you have a photo of the 58 fan you could post? It would be interesting to see your inspiration.

It started out looking like this...............





then went to this......................



to this.............



and ended up like this.........

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So basically you used frame, step and the window trims???

Wow that is really good looking you did a great job.

We used the frame, the axle, wheels, windows. door frame, drip guards, cabinet doors from interior, trunk door, & even some of wood framing that wasn't rotted got recycled.

Pretty nice job! I did about the same thing. Bought this


Found this


Decided to try and fix it, so tore it to this,


Then this,


Now I have this!