the smallest teardrop ever.

[cheri832]

Slo,
Mine's small (Still in the building stage) -- 40 inches by 7 ft. Room for a twin size sleep area but with a galley in the back.
Fits in my garden shed (so it doesn't upset the Neighborhood association.) ...
Probably not the smallest but big enough for a solo camper to go out and make new friends...
Cheri

[legojenn]

Slo,
Mine's small (Still in the building stage) -- 40 inches by 7 ft. Room for a twin size sleep area but with a galley in the back.
Fits in my garden shed (so it doesn't upset the Neighborhood association.) ...
Probably not the smallest but big enough for a solo camper to go out and make new friends...
Cheri

I got you beat by 3 inches. Mine is 37 inches wide on the inside. I use a chair/bed mattress thing that i got at IKEA for mine. I think that there is likely a smaller one out there though.

[S. Heisley]

Rolly Nelson built one that was 40" x 6 ' and he also built one that was, I believe, 3x3' and hung on the back of his car. That was the one that was raffled off at the Dam Gathering this past spring. He'll probably chime in later.

[Bogo]

There is that one for the mutt and pulled by the scooter, but scaled for human size it is big.

[cheri832]

Jenn,
How are you fitting in your galley? Any shelves or storage inside?
Cheri

[legojenn]

I store most of my gear in a cargo box on the roof of my car. Inside the trailer, there are two shelves. The front one is about a foot wide and the rear one is about two. I can fit the water jug, propane tank and lantern under the rear shelf. When travelling, everything has its place and I can't get everything in if I don't pack properly.

I'll take photos when I unpack on Sunday when I head down to Maine on a road trip.

The trailer is a Moto-Mate made by Micro-Lite Trailers of Indiana, though I think that the model is discontinued. It was designed to be towed by a large motorcycle. I don't even feel it behind my Chevy Aveo, and I do regret not getting its big brother, the Wazat.