New owner of older teardrop

[JOMO]

I finally took it camping, sort of, we went to a family reunion and stayed all night. I wish someone had taken a better picture after I had it all set up. We had a blast and slept well. Sunday morning I cooked breakfast for about 15 people. It was so cute, had people lined up, it looked like a little food cart.

[Redneck Teepee]

Looking good! Glad to see it getting used.

[Racquetman]

Congrats, looks like fun, I'm waiting for my TD, so I can go have some of that fun, good for you! Nice looking trailer!

[pigcooker]

That is great, glad you are finally getting to use your Teardrop.
I hope many more outings are in your future. Have fun !

Doug

[PKCSPT]

Looks great, glad you had fun

[smarks71]

Hi, JOMO. When I tried to get my new teardrop registered here in Pennsylvania, I learned that you should not refer to it as a camper or travel trailer. Just refer to it as a trailer. The personnel at MVS don't seem to be familiar with a teardrop trailer. They, also, only considered it a travel trailer if it had running water and a toilet. It may just be a lack of understanding on their part.

Hope you get things straightened out.

Sharon

[Vedette]

Great News!
Welcome to the Forum!
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi

[ctstaas]

My experience with registering my TD was smoother and the DMV worker actually gave me advise I'd like to pass along. Letter/ number stamp the ID number on the frame in two places: one near the adhesive tag, and the other, underneath, out of sight, for later identification, if needed.
Enjoy, Chris