Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Over the course of about a year I took a brand new cargo trailer and did a conversion on it. Complete electrical, heating, air, and plumbing system including waster water storage, bathroom, and also an integrated Onan generator. While a bunch of fun it didn't come cheap.

Here's a link to some of my projects during conversion.
Window Installation http://toponautic.blogspot.com/2014/01/diy-cornernew-install-of-rv-type-window.html
Roof Vent installation http://toponautic.blogspot.com/2014/01/diy-cornernew-install-of-rv-type-window.html
LED Indicator Light http://toponautic.blogspot.com/2013/09/the-diy-corner-led-indicator-light-for.html

The link to the roof vent (second line) is the same as your window link.

Here is the correct link http://toponautic.blogspot.ca/2013/09/the-diy-corner-installing-rv-type-roof.html

[quote="southwestrick"]Over the course of about a year I took a brand new cargo trailer and did a conversion on it. Complete electrical, heating, air, and plumbing system including waster water storage, bathroom, and also an integrated Onan generator. While a bunch of fun it didn't come cheap.



Thanks for sharing. Your did an awesome job working on your trailer with the windows. Can you share any pics of the completed inside? Plus, I agree when it comes to spending money, it never ends when new ideas come to mind. My current cargo trailer wins hands down compared to my former factory camper built crap. to be polite I won't share the manufactures name.