Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Queen size bed, under floor storage for jack and spare. A/C, doors on both sides with crank out windows, Exterior is stained and painted with 3 coast of marine paint. Locking box hinged to trailer. Kitchen under the hatch has cabinets, storage shelves, Formica countertops. Can be pulled by most any vehicle. Located in Round Rock, TX (near Austin, TX). Call 512-619-6879 can email photos -- can't figure out how to add to this post!![/img]

budwise1224 wrote:Queen size bed, under floor storage for jack and spare. A/C, doors on both sides with crank out windows, Exterior is stained and painted with 3 coast of marine paint. Locking box hinged to trailer. Kitchen under the hatch has cabinets, storage shelves, Formica countertops. Can be pulled by most any vehicle. Located in Round Rock, TX (near Austin, TX). Call 512-619-6879 can email photos -- can't figure out how to add to this post!![/img]

Check this out: http://www.mikenchell.com/pichelp.html

Your very first post is to sell your Teardrop? If you live in Austin, you sure missed a lot of good Teardrop gatherings. South Central region has one just about every month.

Check out our gathering list for 2010 (so far), and maybe you will change your mind and keep the Teardrop.

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=33383

caseydog wrote:Your very first post is to sell your Teardrop? If you live in Austin, you sure missed a lot of good Teardrop gatherings. South Central region has one just about every month.

Check out our gathering list for 2010 (so far), and maybe you will change your mind and keep the Teardrop.

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=33383

If this is a relatively new build, I have to agree with CD. I hope you at least counted to 10 before offering up all of your hard efforts in building this.

(But to help your cause with putting pics on your post)

Scott G.

I read this forum for two years while I gathered ideas and built my tear. You guys are a wealth of information - Thank you!

And I did count to 10, but in spite of my best calculations, a queen isn't big enough for me (6'2" - 260#, my petite wife AND my 10 year old son who insists on sleeping sideways).

The tear (Teary as named by my son) took 4 weekend trips, then sat in the garage. I had a blast building her,and I'm selling her for less that that she cost to build and outfit, I just hope to find a good home.

Next time I'll go even bigger!

Eric

I like the blue top.

Thanks, that's five coats and $300 worth of boat hull primer and paint!

Got it at West Marine and it has worked great.

Eric

You probably need to add some more shots to your album. Especially a shot straight into the galley that shows those cabinets you mentioned.

Your price is reasonable for what you describe, but if I were shopping for a TD, I'd want to see more pictures without having to PM and wait for email.

Just a suggestion. Besides, I'd like to see more of your TD even though I already have one of my own.

CD

Good idea CD, I added a few more pics.

Thanks,

Eric

would be worth a drive to see it


phil

any idea about the weight?
4 pin or
7 pin plug?


tnks

phil

Weight I would guess between 900 and 950 - a little heavy, but VERY solid construction.

The walls and doors are 1/2" plywood, 1x4 framing with insulation and 1/4 skin on each side - for a total thickness of 1 1/2". The floor is 2x4 framed with R-13 insulation and plywood on top and bottom. Linoleum on floor and auto undercoating beneath. Top is bender board outside, insulation between 2x2 and 2x3 poplar spars, then bender board inside for ceiling.

It is a 4 pin.

Thanks,

Eric

That is a nice, simple galley. I did the AC in my first TD the same way, and my current TD in a similar way. I used tow different methods of venting the back side of my AC unit so that the AC could run with the galley closed. It wouldn't be hard to do the AC on your TD the same way. Probably forty bucks and a couple of hours work.

If I were in the market, I'd drive down there to get a closer look.

CD

wow I might drive down and take a look.

sounds great and i love the galley

is that a thicker mattress that usual??


Phil

okiecamper wrote:wow I might drive down and take a look.

sounds great and i love the galley

is that a thicker mattress that usual??


Phil

I think it is worth a look. If nothing else, you can spend a night in Austin, listen to good music on Sixth Street, and get some good BBQ before you head back North.