Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I am so very close to being done, All that is left is to make or get some fenders and give it a bath! (and hook up the plate light)
Aaron

Here is the tounge box, I had a hard time taking pics in the bright sun, I will take some better pics in the morning.

Very nice! You have done an amazing job Arron. Can't wait to see the completed galley and inside too.

That is a mighty fine looking tear. I especially like the recessed license plate. Great job!!



Joanne

Hall of Fame, fure sure, you betcha!!!!! Now that is one fine looking Tear!!!!

Thanks! Here are a couple more.

WOW... Aaron! I'll second the Hall of Fame nomination.
That is a beautiful tear indeed... Excellent design and superb workmanship. And she's right, that inclosed tag is pure genius...
What kinds fenders you going for? I can't wait to see it finished.
I love how it's so low and sleek looking. You sure raised the bar for some of us!

Thanks again! I am not sure what the fenders will look like for sure,They will be on it tomorrow one way or another! I want to get this baby behined my truck and go for a drive and see how it handles!
Thanks!!!!!!!!! Aaron

Airspeed Now that is Shweeeeeeeeeeet...I like it...

Classic Finn

...nice Aaron...that mill finish AL is VERY soft...be carefull washing...you don't wanna scratch it up before you get to use it...I have seen this product recommended on several fishing foums, to seal out all the corrosion and keep the Al new/fresh looking...don't have any personal experience but it sure sounds good.....
madjack

Great looking tear.love the shape and the craftsmanship is excellent.thank you for sharing all the pics with us.

Aaron,

Very, very nice! You did a great job for sure!!

Aaron....what a fantastic job!!!! You are going to be able to make it down to Mendocino with it for it's coming out party aren't you??? I really like the profile and you did a great job on the frenching of the liscense plate...

PS great multi-task use on the wheel chock!! Doug

Thanks! My wheel chocks are special,That is how I got it to roll out side,I had to wiggle the sledge hammer back and forth so the tear would slowly roll down the steep entry. I still have no clue how I will get it down to the street. Im sure it will involve a come along,rope,terror,pain,rocks,blocks of wood,frustration,luck. It will suck!
As for Mendocino, I think I might be in a coma by then!
Thanks! Aaron

MadJack,Thanks for the link to the sealer,Have you had luck with other types? I want to keep it looking good,originaly I was going to polish it but the brushed finish looks to good to mess with,I think it will hide fingerprints better as well.
Thanks! Aaron