Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I'm removing the teardrop shell off the frame this weekend, so the frame assembly (with axle and wheels/tires!) is now for sale. Sold on a bill of sale only, as this came from KS and these are not titled there.

It is a 1946 - 1949 steel frame with a Chevy truck front axle, six-lug 16" x 5" wheels with good modern tires, 1-7/8" coupler and tongue jack. No lights or other parts. It can be towed very easily, or hauled in the back of a pickup with an 8' bed!

$150.00 buys it, no cheaper. If I don't sell before the end of the Summer, I'll just make it into a utility trailer and be done. Located in Oklahoma City, OK. PM me here if interested. Build your own replica '46 on an authentic early frame!

Pictures below. Beautiful, amazing cat NOT included.

Here are pics of the frame, minus that ratty floor!

More pics. I can say with utmost confidence that the axle will NEVER steer on its own. It's welded pretty damn well!

Interesting this is one I will be keeping track of

Would it be possible to get the distance from inside sidewall
of the tire to the other sidewall.
Width ?
Please and thank you.

Frame (not incl. tongue) = 96-1/2" L x 28" W

Space from inside of tire sidewall to the other sidewall = 50"

(corrected the length)

You can buy this for $150.00 cash money today and have an authentic early teardrop rolling frame; or spend three times that on a questionable-quality HF-style pressed metal frame with dinky wheels and tires. Like I mentioned previously, I'll wait a bit for a sale, or I'll just convert it to a small utility trailer. Either way, I'm good. Don't let an opportunity this inexpensive pass you by!

Last chance before it becomes a 4' x 8' utility trailer! After 1 July, it starts a new life hauling stuff around if it does not sell before that.

This has been sold to a local guy that is going to build a new teardrop on it.