Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

No photos. Make a great rebuild opportunity for the right person!

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/rvs/1069653425.html

Next time you drive to California Cliff take Hwy 60 from Wickenburg to I-10 and you'll see alot of old trailers. There are some cool ones on the HWY going from Hope, AZ to Parker, AZ.

emiller wrote:Next time you drive to California Cliff take Hwy 60 from Wickenburg to I-10 and you'll see alot of old trailers. There are some cool ones on the HWY going from Hope, AZ to Parker, AZ.

I've made that drive. We have friends in Lake Havasu. Pretty interesting territory!

I asked for photos. It would definitely be a project. I'm happy to see that they didn't allow smoking in there!

I'm just guessing, but I don't think that door is original....



Joanne

I'm just guessing, but I don't think that door is original....

Oh no, that's the super rare "outhouse" model...

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Outhouse model?

Shouldn't the windows be diamond shaped?

Thanks Planovet!



Mike...

mikeschn wrote:Outhouse model?

Shouldn't the windows be diamond shaped?

Mike...

There is no accounting for the early days of trailer promotion and publicity.

After developing a nice small trailer, Kenskill moved up with:



That's right, you could have the standard model or the TOILET!!

I wonder if it is "Sultan" approved as is the lounge? Doug

I just saw one of these restored in Quartzsite. The new owners installed two bunks forward and two aft as well as the tiny galley area with two burner stove and ice box. They were pulling it behind a motorhome to sleep four grandkids.