Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Well it is time to make room for other projects ( and considering the fact that I am without full time job). I am selling the Kit that I rebuilt from the frame up. Most everything new: All wood, all aluminum, all cabinets,axles, wheels, tires, Have applied for Indiana title as a 1947. Rebuilt, not restored - no ice box or water tank, cabin floor and mattress are 78" long, Grant's huricane hinge and offset door hinges, correct windows and latches, single center-mount tail/stop light, rear red marker lights wired as turn signals, period lights in galley and cabin, period countertop, original frame and VIN number tag, correct instruction sticker on inner wall, replacement aluminum fenders, 16" Ford wheels and caps, Coker tube type whitewall tires, have spare rim $5000.00 Includes delivery anywhere in the lower 48 states

Looks good Dan, nice job. Someone will get a quality teardrop from an original.

BTTT

I have an interest in your Kit. Any chance you are going to the Frog Follies in Evansville the end of the month?? Maybe you could bring it down for the weekend and Not take it home.
Ron in Tulsa

Ron sent you a pm

Bump - any offers?

You have a wonderful vintage kit there. I cannot believe someone has not snapped up that tear. It must be this economy.

That is a really really cute trailer! What is inside those fold-down lower galley doors? Open space or shelves?

Oh, and what about the spigot!? I thought I read there was no water tank?

And...is that a spice rack behind the stove? Is there a marble cutting board behind it, or???

Inquiring minds want to know!

Jess
Just space in the galley cabinets. But I could add some shelves real easy. The early Kits had a water tank, but I did not install a replacement, just the spigot to look the part. The shelf behind the stove has an aluminum rail I took out of an old travel trailer, and the wall behind the stove has a sheet of aluminum with cool crease patterns in it.

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