Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

- $5000 FIRM



I have to move this trailer. I have limited space and it is blocking space for Paying projects.

This is the best deal you will ever find on a Classic Reproduction, professionally done.


PHOTOS MAY SHOW ADDITIONAL ITEMS, ONLY THE ITEMS LISTED ARE INCLUDED!

http://s26.photobucket.com/albums/c106/ ... ?start=all

The perfect trailer for 2. This Year old Custom replica of a Classic "62" Shasta is the perfect Camper.
Light weight GVWR is 1500lbs though it sits on a 2000lb axle. I tow this trailer with a 4 cylinder Nissan Truck.

Trailer has Shower with hot & cold running water Bathroom w/ new Porta Potti
20lb. Propane tank
3 Burner Range
Norcold LP/110V Refrigerator
2, 32" X 80"wide beds
Twin 6 volt batteries
Fiberglass exterior w/EPDM Rubber roof
2" ball
Awning.
13" Wheels
2000lb Torsion Axle
Fully Insulated. This is not a "Do-it-yourself" project. The Builder I contracted has done over 50 vintage trailer "Ground Up" rebuilds as well as almost as many restorations, holds an RVIA Masters Certificate has been an RV Technician for over 25 years as well as having an extensive Carpentry background. Lets make no mistake about this, This is no "first try at building by a novice".


Please, ASK QUESTIONS

Photos at.. http://s26.photobucket.com/albums/c106/ ... ?start=all

Any questions Len 610 416 5065 or [email protected]

Happy Trails

Len

It is a beautiful trailer. You should find out what the new ones are selling for to offer a comparison. I actually thought it was your craftsmanship that built this trailer.
Good luck on the sale!
Len

bump

It sure is gorgeous.

I've posted the info on the Honda Element forum.

Your price is a great deal !
I just saw the new Shasta at an rv dealer and it is over $15,000.00.

Have you tried craigslist and ebay? This has been up for awhile

Jeeper92 wrote:Have you tried craigslist and ebay?

Haven't clicked on the 2007 Classic Shasta, Custom Built Trailer For Sale Below yet, huh???

Happy Trails

Len

Len, we'll keep asking you questions to keep this an active topic. I really like what you've done with this trailer. Had I not just gone and bought a Scotty.......

One thing that may help the prospective buyer is a floorplan. With the mirrors and dark wood, I am having a hard time trying to visualize where everything is. I may not be alone.
Thanks
Lenb

Just a humble suggestion, but you may also want to list holding tank capacities and other more basic information. It might help to look at a current RV brochure and list similar info about your trailer. It depends on the "market" you're after, but not everyone (especially the Craig's List'ers) are going to be technical enough to figure out this type of thing on their own from build photos.

For example, I did have one question (forgive me if it's a newbie question) -- why the dual 6v batteries instead of one 12v? Are they hooked up in such a way that it's a 12v system with better performance or is this a 6v system?

-- Chris

len19070 wrote:I just waved good bye to my Shasta.

It has gone to Wisconsin.

Happy Trails

Len

sweet. congrats too! i hope i get to see it one day.

Congrats Len

Someone got a heck of a deal

Cheers,

Coop