Hello, I've been stalking this forum for about a week now after seeing a DIY on a teardrop on Reddit. I realized how awesome, low cost, and low weight one of these could be and now I just have to build one.
My idea is to get a either a 4x8 or 5x8 trailer depending on craigslist, and then build a weekender similar to the Super Bee http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image_page.php?album_id=2417&image_id=98516&sk=t&sd=d&st=0 out of foam and either fiberglass or luan for skin
The challenge of this project will be that I am currently a broke college student who has no tools and no place to store and work on this trailer. However, there is a makerspace that offers full access to tools for $45/month very close to where I live. I'm thinking that to pull this project off, I'll assemble the walls, cut spars, and pre-drill holes there and then load everything back up on the trailer to head home where I can just screw and glue everything together.
I was thinking fiberglass could possibly work for this method because the facility I would be using has Vacuuform machine, so depending on how big it is (I have yet to visit the facility) I may be able to apply fiberglass directly over the foam.
Am I crazy?
Probably.