Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

We decided to change the configuration of our trailer's tail lights. From this

To these old stye of lights
[img][img]http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=73320[img][/img[/img]
This is just a trial fit. The brackets still needs to be painted and installed.
When I get them installed I will post pics of the finished product. I will be cutting the old section of bracket off.
Steve G

Very nice Steve!! I was thinking of doing something like that on mine also just thinking of some chrome tubing to use instead.

Cliff

I was looking at a lot of different brackets. These I made out of scrap steel that was around the shop.

Very nice job though!!

Cliff

:thumbsup: Looks good

I have the same ones except, I got the lenses that say "Stop".

mobile camper wrote:We decided to change the configuration of our trailer's tail lights. From this

To these old stye of lights
[img][img]http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=73320[img][/img[/img]
This is just a trial fit. The brackets still needs to be painted and installed.
When I get them installed I will post pics of the finished product. I will be cutting the old section of bracket off.
Steve G

Just an F.Y.I. rather than trash your 1st work how about installing oval clears for back up lights ?

Arriving after dark is a pain and a little ilumination may help you avoid that errant tree syndrome. Nothing ruins a weekend faster than a caved in hatch.

Cool Fab work

I never thought of back up lights. I will look into this.

Bobhenry Thanks for the idea

Steve G

http://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Lights/Optronics/BUL22CB.html



I hit a yard sale way back when and purchased a pair of those little blue zenon driving lights for a couple of bucks. I installed them on Chubby as break down or back up lights I mounted them right behind each tire so they would shine side to side under the trailer. They have been tested now and then but I have never actually needed them. I have a campin' buddy that the big joke is which 2 campers are gonna shine the flashlights so he can get backed in.

I used a similar light (minus the LEDS)and I mounted extra lights below the hatch for extra visibility. Just a thought.

Those are Model A lamps I think, Back up lamps on the trailer is a great idea. Nothing darker than arriving at a state park at night. Just remember some wildlife get caught up in the lights and cant move.

Very nice.