Hi from Bigmo in Ohio

[Bigmo]

Hi from sunny Mansfield, Ohio. I constructed a teardrop about 3 years ago. We used it and it got a lot of attention. My wife hurt her back and is unable get in and out of it, so I bought a 63 beeline that was on its way to the canned ham grave yard, and started to rebuild. I don't have any what the interior looked like and have been unable to find anything out about it. The camper is 13 foot from the ball to the back. If any one could help me I would be grateful. Thanks bigmo.

[Woodbutcher]

Welcome Bigmo. Can't help with the interior of the Beeline, but there are a bunch of knowledgeable people here that restore vintage trailers. Someone should be able to help you out.

[bc toys]

Bigmo can't help you ether but might suggest you lay out a floor plan in you garage and see if it works for you. But I'm sure someone will come up with the help you are wanting.

[grantstew8]

Welcome.
As suggested id lay it out in the garage floor and borrow (knowledge transfer) from some of the modern designs
Here are a few links
http://www.eriba.com/en/
http://www.caravantimes.co.uk/features/makes/sprite/feature-five-of-the-best-lightweight-micro-caravans-$21378914.htm
http://www.elddis.co.uk/news/the-lightest-2-berth-4-berth-and-6-berth-caravans-in-the-uk-all-in-one-award-winning-range
http://www.freedomcaravans.com
Good luck and keep us posted

[mezmo]

Hi Bigmo, Welcome to the forum.

There is a build in the Foamie section That's based on a 1963 Beeline. Maybe it
can be of help to you.

1963 BeeLine Foamie Hybred
viewtopic.php?f=55&t=53813

Cheers,
Norm/mezmo