Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

The Green Lantern is for sale!
$1,850.00
It’s getting time to build another camper, and I can’t have two. The Green Lantern is one year old and been garage kept since being built. It has weathered well in the Texas heat on campouts and been tested in the roughest thunderstorms and proved “ No leaks”. It measures 10’6” long , 6’4” inches wide, and 6’6” tall (interior height 5’2”). 1 7/8" ball hitch, Weight is 1100 lbs and includes 20 amp power cord. I’ve pulled this rig to on long trips (over 900 miles one way on one trip!) and it tows great. It was built to sleep three full sized adults. The rear features a full sized bed, storage shelves, and windows. The front features a platform that can be used a extra bed or anything else. Both spaces have plenty of storage underneath to carry your tables, chairs, camping supplies, whatever you can fit under there!
Exterior


(not to worry – the graphics are vinyl and can easily be removed)
Interior back


Curtains, mattress, Pillows, sheets, and Coleman cookware included. BTW – that is a one of a kind Coleman print for the curtains – printed just for this build!
Front interior


Here is shot of the storage spaces (curtains removed for picture)

And some side pouches to put your cell phone, watch, wallet, etc. – note the privacy curtain


It even comes with a toaster over and a vintage Coleman upright cooler

Even includes awning (satellite dish not included)

Click in my signature line for the build thread and more pictures. PM for more details

Scott, is it air conditioned?

Miriam
We saw Green Lantern at CAG last year and I don't think you could go wrong if you are considering it as a replacement for yours. And you can add AC can always be added via the SC method.

Miriam C. wrote:Scott, is it air conditioned?

Yes, In Texas it’s a MUST. The AC mounts in the side hatch on the Drivers side of the camper (just above the cooler - on the outside it's marked by the Coleman lantern Oval). It’s just not mounted in the pictures. I made it that way because we do camping all year round and did not want to have to carry around an AC unit in the winter when it was not needed.

Off the subject but what's ya building next? Miriam this is a great camper and except for the lack of the rear galley real close to your old tear in size.

Gary

I saw this trailer at Crossroads last year and it is a quality build and that is a real good price. Good luck with the sale and enjoy the new build!

Thanks for the kind remarks Shadow Catcher, RAYVILLIAN, and Woodbutcher. It is precisely because of the event at CRA that I’m building a new camper – I picked up a set of windows that I have stored since then and I’m building the camper around them– seems quite silly doesn’t it ?– to build a camper around a set of windows – but I have a design sketched out

I think you must have transposed some numbers in your price listing. Don't you mean $5810? Sure seems like a bargain at $1850, with all of those extras, too.

I would surley love to see Miriam jump on this and get back into the swing of things; short cut on the long road to recovery, as it were.

That's one of the beauties of this site; everyone can see the love and quality that has gone into these things.

Very interested.

Sale Pending. . .thanks for looking

if sale fails let me know i got somebody in mine for it and at this price he can't got wrong.

starleen2 wrote:Sale Pending. . .thanks for looking

Scott and Cindy! Baring any wild and crazy things I will be the proud owner of the Green Lantern...

Miriam C. wrote:

starleen2 wrote:Sale Pending. . .thanks for looking

Scott and Cindy! Baring any wild and crazy things I will be the proud owner of the Green Lantern...

PERFECT!!!!! Here's for you, Miriam. You deserve it Fingers, toes, and knees crossed for you Get that camera ready for the pics.

Seems like it was meant to be.

If your pending fall through, please let me me know.... I WANT it, just what I need. To go. See the grandkids in...