Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I have been looking at the customers builds from Desert Teardrops....
There are quite a few nice ones there..for example -

http://www.desertteardrops.com/lucero/


Anyone from this board build one that has their Teardrop on that website?

Best wishes
Classic Finn

Classic Finn wrote:I have been looking at the customers builds from Desert Teardrops....
There are quite a few nice ones there..for example -

http://www.desertteardrops.com/lucero/


Anyone from this board build one that has their Teardrop on that website?

Best wishes
Classic Finn

Heikki...there have been recent reports of problems with DT...see this link...
http://tnttt.com/viewto ... sert+tears
madjack

Madjack

You are right in that sense, thats sad ...
I do remember that thread. I was on ebay looking this evening and I found the same plans for sale there too..at 60.00USD

dont know if they are the same folks though..

Classic Finn

I was not impressed with their service or lack of. They do show some good looking teardrops on their web page.

I have witheld public comment on this subject each time it has come up over the last coupe of years or so ... and will continue to do so.

However, I WOULD like to make a suggestion:

If the individual or vendor from whom you are considering buying anything teardrop related is not at least a semi-active PARTICIPANT in some kind of demonstrable and visible TEARDROP ACTIVITY (whether it's building teardrops, helping others build teardrops, giving advice about building teardrops, going to gatherings, posting on any number of teardrop-related discussion forums [including their own!], etc., stc., ...) or some other manner of actually BEING INVOLVED in this teardrop lifestyle/hobby/passtime, you should seriously question their sincerity and motives for being in the teardrop MARKET PLACE. I know everybody would like to save a buck and get the best deal whenever and wherever possible, but SUPPORTING THOSE WHO SUPPORT YOU is always money best spent in the long run. And besides, they/we who are actively involved and visible are accountable to you the customer in more ways than the short-term bottom line. Know what I mean?

Food for thought, anyway ...

CHEERS!

Grant

Grant, no one could've said it better...SUPPORT THOSE THAT SUPPORT YOU...I couldn't agree more.........

Grant Whipp wrote:I have witheld public comment on this subject each time it has come up over the last coupe of years or so ... and will continue to do so.

However, I WOULD like to make a suggestion:

If the individual or vendor from whom you are considering buying anything teardrop related is not at least a semi-active PARTICIPANT in some kind of demonstrable and visible TEARDROP ACTIVITY (whether it's building teardrops, helping others build teardrops, giving advice about building teardrops, going to gatherings, posting on any number of teardrop-related discussion forums [including their own!], etc., stc., ...) or some other manner of actually BEING INVOLVED in this teardrop lifestyle/hobby/passtime, you should seriously question their sincerity and motives for being in the teardrop MARKET PLACE. I know everybody would like to save a buck and get the best deal whenever and wherever possible, but SUPPORTING THOSE WHO SUPPORT YOU is always money best spent in the long run. And besides, they/we who are actively involved and visible are accountable to you the customer in more ways than the short-term bottom line. Know what I mean?

Food for thought, anyway ...

CHEERS!

Grant

Grant,

We all still waiting on those plans you promised on your site. How to build a L'bear the Grant Whipp way.

Bufordt

Yup we have to agree with what Grant says... and it was said as it should be...Amen Grant!



Best wishes
ClassiC Finn