Roly Nelson wrote:Chris, you've got to keep it simple. Just slap some wooden nailers onto a Harbor Freight frame, screw down some plywood, attatch a couple of sides, add cross members and plywood roof, and you have just built a teardrop. Now all you have to do is finish it.
Simply add doors, windows, roof vent, galley hatch and cabinets, interior and exterior lighting, fenders, tongue box, mattress and interior cabinets, exterior finish material and before you know it, you'll be camping just like the rest of us. Nothing to it, we've all been there. Good luck on your build. Oh yes, BTW, welcome to the forum, you've come to the right place
Roly
That's what I'm most afraid of -- not the initial simple build as I can do that. It's the detail work that I'm scared of! Not the act of actually doing the detail work (I'm even better at that the original build), it's that I'm afraid it will NEVER END...
As I built I found so many things about building that was new and exciting. Mistakes-yes-but they became a Redesign! 
While building I thought of the next build already, as most of us do!! 
As Others have said--if I spent as much time building as I do on this Forum---I'd have a garage full on different styles, shapes and one in the WORKS 
