Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Hi Perm:
Thanks much!
That's exactly the info I was looking for, even though it'll cost me a bit more money. I certainly do not want to make "improvements" that decrease the value or integrity. Rather, if standard "cargo" accessories (e.g., E-track or Airliner track) are wisely placed, the trailer can be quite versatile without locking in any particular configuration, not to mention "unnecessary complications". (In fact, maybe there could be a whole discussion tips and ideas exclusively for "versatility".)
Thanks again.
Phil

Needs a trailer.

Hey, them sandals aren't cammo. What the?

Lotta money.

Ultimate bug-out trailer camouflage. A blanket of thin, laced-together, mesh packets of peet moss that grow lawn.

Tempered safety glass French doors for cargo trailers would be a new one here.

This one almost has that.

Prem

Roadtrek 1,600 ah lifepo4 - they are still chasing OTTCT's 2,000 ah lifepo4 - and they want about $196,000 for the pleasure.

http://www.roadtrek.com/news-events/roadtrek-revolutionizes-rv-travel-with-launch-of-ecotrek-power-technology/

Cheers OTTCT

I always liked Holiday Ramblers. Chassis were built well.



But I think I like this jumbo cargo trailer conversion better for the architecture.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cargo+trailer+living

Prem, Howdy;

Looks like it came right from Flash Gorden ...

hank

Hank,

Or his wife, Becky Gordon.

I've never seen a rocket with a trolley top before...or a trailer with a garbage can for "nuke-u-lur" waste on the rear.

Prem, Howdy;

version 2,849.3.9

hank

http://www.greenmagichomes.com/magic-homes.php

I wonder if I covered my cargo trailer with astro turf, if it would get worse gas mileage.

Their plate-style geodesic dome looks interesting. To bad they don't
have more detail on how it is put together.