Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

For Sale: Original 1956 Homecrafted Teardrop, unique one-of-a-kind 6'x8' Benroy style, barn find; always stored inside; all original except new wheels & tires (bearings inspected & re-packed Summer of '09), new tail-lights, & leak-proof galley lid hinge; huge galley with cast-iron 2-burner propane stove (plumbed to tank on tongue) and lots of storage! Cabin features cross-sleeping on a real mattress and lots more storage; side access full-width storage compartment for fishing poles, rifles, or ground-cover or tarps; unique attachable half-circle side-curtain rod for clothes-changing or potty privacy; original '56 Ford tan paint; solid & light weight (has been pulled for last 2 years by a '99 Nissan Sentra!), ready to hook up and add your gear and go camping ... you won't find another one like this anywhere! $4,250.00
Located in Grants Pass, OR

Nice! Pulled with a Sentra? Wow!

It's super light... Fully loaded with all my cast iron, she only weighed in at #1001 lbs.

New entry.....Will deliver within 750 miles Good excuse for one last trip with her

Can't believe this isn't gone. Kay is there any chance you have a better picture of that side tent. Looks so nice.

How can you say good by to hello kitty? Must be hard even if you are not leaving teardropping! Might want to add some profile outside pics for those who have not seen it in person.

I love this teardrop! The galley is awesome. If we didnt have The Hill House I would get this in a heart beat. Whoever gets this will love it.

Hi there Kayperkay
I am Kacy from Vancouver BC, I am in the market for a Teardrop trailer, would you have some more pics to share...
Regards
KH

Look at my picasa page......
http://picasaweb.google.com/kayperkay/19566X8ForSale#

I like it but its hard to swallow the price given you only paid $400 for it.

bigandtall wrote:I like it but its hard to swallow the price given you only paid $400 for it.

Well sir, you have a lot to learn about teardrop trailers. Tell you what, I only paid $200 for mine and I would be willing to sale it to you for $6000.
In other words, it's not what one paid for it in the beginning but what it's worth now. Kay is asking a fair price for her teardrop.

Thank you Gage..

I don't come here very often, but it is like everything else. Some of us buy things cheap and put a lot of time and money into something and then need to move on. Then we sell our equipment for a fair price and see what we can get for it. I do the same with bicycles and motorcycles.

I thought it was a rather rude post, just because she bought it for $400.00 does not mean it is not worth what is being asked. I thought my motorcycle was worth more than I sold it for, but the economy had changed and the market changed.

Good luck on your sale, and don't worry about the rude posts.

I thought it was a fair price for an 55 year old classic trailer in very good condition. I'm sure there is a lady teardropper wanna be out there that could use a classic trailer. Maybe she is a classic herself and they are made for each other. On the other hand, it would take a man who was sure of his masculinity but in touch with his feminine side to camp alone in it. Hello Kitty!!

big and tall and foot in mouth wrote

I like it but its hard to swallow the price given you only paid $400 for it.

its not what you pay for something it is what it is worth when you sell it.

I once bought a custom motorcycle and custom trailer just to get the trailer and a friend of mine could not understand why i would not sell him the bike for 2000.00 less than what it was worth because i bought it so cheap and had the trailer that i wanted

Mike