Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I'm looking to get a teardrop, either new or used. The one I found I really like is the Kampmaster Wildgoose, mostly for the reason that it's entirely enclosed, and wanting to use it even in cold weather, this is really appealing. Even with the canvas sides, a space heater would make this pretty comfortable. I couldn't find any other teardrops that had this feature, but if there is one, I'd be open to that, too.
Haven't decided if I want to buy or build, but for now, I'm leaning more toward buying, just because of the experience involved in building that I'm not sure I have.

http://www.tincantourists.com/classifie ... t=3&page=1

long ways to go for one, but here you go

Mike

Nicki
Be careful when buying an old Kampmaster.
I'm working on a 49 Kampmaster for a client, And I can tell you things can go from good to bad real fast.
Personally I dont know what held this trailer together.
The first pic is as it arrived to me from California.
The second pic is shortly after I got into it.
Good luck on your quest and look your choices over real well.
Wayne

Hey Wayne,

Your pics are not showing up.... I'd like to see them...

Thanks,
Mark

Thanks Mark
I think I know what I did.
Anyway I added one more pic to show you where I'm at with this trailer.
Wayne

The one I saw was a homemade one and it used light duty shelf brackets to hold the sides on. Best to build your own and avoid what you saw in the pic that was posted in response.

Basic plans for one (not for building) are available on this forum under Vintage Plans..

Happy Camping!

Think about building one...

maybe even something like this...

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=40615



Mike...

DOH!

Of course the newer version is available as well....

No Pic and it is in Calif. But here is the ad anyway.

http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/atq/2538003664.html