Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

There is this other site that I've been looking at for a while and thought I'd share it

http://www.modmyrv.com/

so if you have any sites that you'd like to share please post them as I'm always looking for ideas

thanks

no one else have any websites that they want to share

are they that big of a secret??

Who needs other websites when everything you could ever want is right here!



Once i start build #2, I may have some links, but right now I'm in cruise mode. Don't browse much (at least for tear related items).

droid_ca

What kind of sites did you want us to post. Stuff about cars, bicycles, building kayaks, solar? You really didn't clarify. I can only assume you meant sites with an RV theme.

Did you want Airstreams, Fiberglass trailers, RV sites in Australia, sites with lots of RV vintage photos, personal sites with build photos, how to polish aluminum, trailer supply catalogs, YouTube videos? I could spend time listing one for each I mentioned above.

Here are a couple of Aussie sites:
http://vintagecaravans.proboards.com/
http://myswag.org/forum/

http://fiberglassrv.com
http://repairingyesterdaystrailers.yuku.com

ditto what parnold said! I visit many trailer related sites, but this is where I call home.

I guess I'm looking for sites that give me and all of you some inspiration for our first or even our next build.
This site is the best I seem to come back to it on a regular basis Thanks Mike

droid_ca, we host a few DIY Trailer Idea pages, although there is a bias towards Tent Topped Campers.

Interesting Compact Campers is a mix of production compact hard and soft sided trailers.
Home-Built Camping Trailers Various compact home-builts, many Tent Topped.

droid_ca wrote:I guess I'm looking for sites that give me and all of you some inspiration for our first or even our next build.
This site is the best I seem to come back to it on a regular basis Thanks Mike

Just hang out here... we'll give you inspiration!!!

Grab a copy of Sketchup and draw a few trailers you can share with us... you'll get excited in a hurry!

Mike...

One of the sites that I always go to before camping (and just for fun) is http://www.heavens-above.com

Registration is free (you will need the lat/long of your viewing site(s) and they can be saved for future use). They have star charts, planet locations, rise/set times, visible satellites, international space station passes, space shuttle passes (only one, maybe two, flights left), shortwave satellite passes, iridium flares (a MUST SEE for those of you who haven't yet), information on the deep space probes (Pioneer 10 & 11, Voyager 1 & 2, and New Horizons) and lots of general "sky" facts, figures, and information up to date and current. There's enough information here that anyone can get started watching the skies. Not overly technical, but enough to ensure success.

WARNING: It will make you want to get your build done and GO CAMPING!