Does this count as Vintage Camping Equipment??

[absolutsnwbrdr]

[Greg M]

No. That's just re-purposed

-Greg

[campmaster-k]

I am going to have to drive it to know for sure.

[Joamon]

How's the T.D. going to be in the corners with that?

Keith

[wagondude]

Did you sell that many copies of your teardrop plans already? Hope you kept the Subie for the drive up to the slopes. Would be kind of cool with a snowboard rack on top, though.

Bill

[starleen2]

I don't get it???

[absolutsnwbrdr]

Good call Greg!

Kirk and Keith - I'd bet it would handle a bit different through the mountain twisties, compared to my Subaru!

Bill - wish I had sold that many copies! The car technically isn't mine

My father bought it from a friend back in 1982 (year I was born) so I call it my first birthday present. Not sure he sees it that way

I had it out for a car show this weekend, and I just had to take a picture with the teardrop behind it. I just think its funny how misproportioned it looks sitting in front of the X-II. Makes the teardrop look enormous!

[morrisw.conklin]

Now there's a beauty! The car ain't bad either, BTW! You gonna turn some heads with this outfit.

[campmaster-k]

Shirtless Zach tooling down the road in a Vett. Pulling at tear? Not so much.