Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I lurked on this site for months getting alot of great ideas and a ton of inspiration for my conversion. I really learned alot from the good people in this forum. I just wanted to post my pics in hopes that others might get the same from them.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask. When I was in the planning and building stages it really helped seeing how other people did stuff. I also have other build pictures that some may find useful.

This is the first time I have ever attempted to actively participate in an online forum so I may not be the greatest at posting photos and replying to specific comments at first.

Thanks for looking.














I have other pics in my gallery but I'm not sure if others can see them or get to them...If so, go for it

Nicely done. You have everything layed out very well.

I'm impressed. And all that in a 6X10! Well thought out and executed. Looks super-clean with great finishes too.

More building talent than I have.

Great job. You have definately thought out where you wanted everything. Your ceiling looks great, what did you use?

Holy Cats! Will you look at all those cool space saving ideas!
Really nice job!

Great job!!! You certainly planned it out exceptionally well. The details are amazing. I love the wardrobe on the back door. Hopefully you didn't patent it because I would love to copy it on a future project. Thanks for all the pictures. Your obviously into backpacking. Do you use your Camper as a some type of toy hauler?

GoDucks wrote:Great job. You have definately thought out where you wanted everything. Your ceiling looks great, what did you use?

Thanks...For the ceiling I just bought 2 sheets of the thinnest paneling I could find. It was tough to make the bend on the edges. The wood strips were just some cheap trim pieces that I put light stain on.

edcasey wrote:Great job!!! You certainly planned it out exceptionally well. The details are amazing. I love the wardrobe on the back door. Hopefully you didn't patent it because I would love to copy it on a future project. Thanks for all the pictures. Your obviously into backpacking. Do you use your Camper as a some type of toy hauler?

Yes, I'm kinda of a motorcycle junkie, been riding since I was a kid. I use this to haul my dirtbikes to the desert to ride. Also hoping to find some better tie down points to haul street bike. Its so hot here in the summer lots of guys haul there bikes up north then unload and ride. If you've ever been to Phoenix in July you'll know what I'm talking about...Its insanely hot on a bike

VERY well thought out and executed!

RMorris wrote:
Yes, I'm kinda of a motorcycle junkie, been riding since I was a kid. I use this to haul my dirtbikes to the desert to ride. Also hoping to find some better tie down points to haul street bike. Its so hot here in the summer lots of guys haul there bikes up north then unload and ride. If you've ever been to Phoenix in July you'll know what I'm talking about...Its insanely hot on a bike

Again, great job on your conversion. It looks like the perfect toy hauler for dirt bikes. Your going to have some serious fun.
Never actually been to the Pheonix area in the summer but I can imagine how hot it is. I worked at Beaudry RV during a couple of winters selling campers to snowbirds. Loved the area but didn't get much free time. The dirt bike bug is something we have in common. I bought a brand new 1975 Honda Z50 with my paper route money and have had a bike ever since. The problem we have here in the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts is most of the public land has been closed to OHV's. Back in the '70's we had over 1500 miles of mapped trails. Last I checked it's down to about 200 miles with more trails closing every year. Many of the trails require a street legal bike and have seasonal restrictions.

Great looking conversion! Very efficient use of space. Congrats on a job well designed and done

What a great fitting out for a cargo conversion. It'll inspire others to do the same. I especially like the shallow side cabinet and the rear doors combining storage into their function as well.

Looks great!

I love the flip-over side table, it looks furniture quality.

It's on my short list to add a small sink with a flip-down faucet and glass lid to my counter top. Could you detail how you have the plumbing for yours setup? It looks like it takes a minimum of space. Thanks.

This really turned out nice. The monitor is a nice touch. Now you can watch "From Dust to Glory" over and over and over nice and loud!

I like the porta potty on wheels. Just my luck, it would get away from me at a very inopportune moment!