Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Hi,
I had all day Sat. to work on the Weekender. (wife and kids were away) Made some progress. I installed the front,top, and back to the rear hatch. I did a bunch of work on the galley also, But havent taken pics.
I just added pics in the album

...now that's a "large" window looking good Ron...keeeeep it up................................

240zron wrote:Hi,
I had all day Sat. to work on the Weekender. (wife and kids were away) Made some progress. I installed the front,top, and back to the rear hatch. I did a bunch of work on the galley also, But havent taken pics.
I just added pics in the album

When you get the time, would you please post details of your outside and inside electric?

Thanks!

John,
I'll take some pics, I'm going very simple on the wiring. I have a ground fault plugin, and a cable connection on the outside, And all I'm going to do is run a power strips to the gally, And one inside the camper.

I'll be using this trailer every weekend at the ocean. We have a membership at all the events I go to, so we have full power and cable hookups.

If I really feel like ruffing it and need the 12V I'll take the motor home. I may add 12V later if i find I need it, But this is mostly for myself when I go with out the kids and wife.

Ron
Love the windows. Any chance you can let go of the details. Things like source and size and cost???????

Looking great.

Hi Miriam,

The window came out of a truck canapy I picked up for $20.00 It is 72" long and 14"up and down. It slides open 36".
Since i bought the canapy, I have seen a bunch of them on craigslist for free, With all different size windows.

I wish I had went with a little smaller window, But it's what I had and the cross vent With the window should be great.