Bought a used trailer last summer. Stripped the wood sides and floor off. Ended up replacing wheels and tires. Repainted. Put away until February. Back in garage and installed new wire to trailer lights. Son welded on jack and the sides so it no longer is a folding trailer. If I had it to over again I would buy a new one.
Floor insulated and sealed and wood sealed and coated with bedliner paint. Walls cut and up with door cut out and checked for fit.
bulkhead dividers in. Taking shape! Very excited at this point because there is finally a teardroo under construction in my garage.
Dog goes everywhere with me so she had to get in when I laid down for a test of bed space. Husband fits too in case he goes with me
Spars in. Framed out for fan and fan fits. Predrilled holes in spars before installation for wiring. Stabilizers arrived and installed.
Ceiling installed. 8 foot luan. Just stopped ceiling where 8 foot sheet ended which is a small overhang to galley which worked out perfect.(so far) Spars installed to help with bend. One on galley side (end of luan) and one cabin side of bulkhead. Slid it in and secured under these 2 spars and around fan opening.
Insulation cut and inserted. We used a piece of luan laid flat on top of spars to simulate the luan top as we installed them.
Converter will be in cabin in cabinet that is up against bulkhead wall. I had doors and drawers I got from an RV that a friend was demolishing. Cut out openings for Converter and doors in plywood and installed. Porch light hole positioned so interior wire is concealed by cabinet. Also so it can be reached from door when inside and also should light tabe that will mount on side. Not a great picture...
Galley. The counter top is waist level to me (Im 5'7") and comes as far out as possible and allow hatch to close (I hope!) The countertop sits on top of lower divider wall and extends into cabin about a foot. The top divider wall sits on top of counter. The height of that divider is shorter than sidewall by depth of spar and luan..hope that makes sense. The walls were routed before their installation for these dividers.
I had 2 drawers that I cut down to12 inch depth that I was determined to use. Had some shelf brackets already so placed a shelf up high. The plastic Folgers can fit here and they are RED...so that works for me
Will put a lip across front to help prevent things sliding off.Can store a lot of stuff in those cans. Back to drawers.. these were a pain but in the end I have 2 drawers with partitions below for 4 1/2 gallon water containers. Wanted containers smaller so I could carry them when full and on floor of galley so I wont have to lift high onto counter. They are 9x9x13 containers. More on the hand pump when it comes in but left room for tube of pump to run behind drawers from counter. Also have shore power coming in in the very back corner behind left drawer and drawer clears it. Ill try to get a pic of that when we get to wiring. The area to right of drawers is for cooler and camp stove will sit on top of cooler for travel.Ok..so here is wiring I have pulled. I know there is a lot to consider when choosing wire size etc. I have options available so I'll read more and post questions and welcome input in another thread. Before connecting any wire.
So here is the pic of some wire wth insulation in place. Hole in ceiling drops wire into cabin cabinet.
no pic but fender placement has been determined and marked on wall.
more to come. Thanks for looking. Please be gentle
Was worried this step would drive my husband over the edge! I think he actually liked seeing it come together and fit. Still need to trim off the edge of luan underneath that is sticking out, we cut it long for some wiggle room. Will trim it when we get around to skinning it and the rest. Should I cover the sides with aluminum too? I will use molding on the top that overhangs the sides of teardrop, but that trim doesn't go down on the sides very much. 
Here are pictures of Hatch and Galley. The hatch is upside down here. 