Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Well it is finally over, then only thing left is later to add a toilet. I just updated my photo album with the finished pictures. Here are the ones I took today.
I put lock on the door and built the A/C cover. Thanks to all for the help and comments.
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Slippery,

You have done yourself a very nice conversion.



Have fun enjoying it and post pictures of your travels.

Take care,
Tom

Looks great
........get campin'!

Barb

Thanks, Guys conversions take longer and cost more than you think. The teardrop I built was by far the most complicated. The cargo trailer was much quicker.

Hrm except for the converter box, paint and the Etrack stuff, most of my conversion came straight out of the garage. Stuff I already had.. spare lumber in most cases. I did have to buy insulation and ceiling paneling.
I figure I spent about $800 after the Trailer purchase. I'm still less than $3000.

Hello everyone, another newb here. I'm planning a conversion, and this one really caught my eye. Very clean. I do have a question, are the bulkheads for wiring purposes? If so, I'm gonna use that idea.