Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

http://ventura.craigslist.org/rvs/2632212960.html

wired wrote:http://ventura.craigslist.org/rvs/2632212960.html

We're all delusional, just in different ways. He's only 20 minutes away from here. I hope his delusions aren't contagious.

Cheers,

Gus

And did you notice that doesn't include a mattress other than an air mattress?

I do like the galley

If you think about all the goodies he is offering, then compare it to other teardrop manufacturers ie. SoCal Teardrops, it isn't really to far out of the ball park for a custom build. Some nice hardware went into that build, and much more than you could get in a Camp-Inn or SoCal teardrop.

Most of us are edumacated here on how to build your own. Would I buy it, no. Would someone who doesn't have the time, space, tools, and woodworking skills buy it, perhaps. Would I sell my current trailer for twice as much as I think it is worth? You betcha!

Besides the owner/builder is probably a member here. So if he can get that much for it, he is doing us all a favor. He is setting the bar higher when it's our turn to sell our prized teardrop.

I wonder what is that bumper thing?
It almost looks like some kind of storage area?

The galley looks nice, and may work for some, but if the design were modified slightly...

If the fridge were mounted higher up, the door wouldn't sweep everything off the counter, same goes for the lower drawer.

Rob

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The builder sure did cram a lot into that little package! Its a wonder about the inflatable mattress though.

Its like building a pyramid and finishing it with vinyl siding.

48Rob wrote:I wonder what is that bumper thing?
It almost looks like some kind of storage area?

Could it be a fold up table? In the close up that looks like a piano hinge. Also in one shot it doesn't look like its there.

But if it is why isn't in the description? Does CL limit the number of characters?

To me it looks like what some people do with houses. They cram all high end finishes and fixtures into a house they are going to sell, raise the price even more over what the market will bare, and thing they make their money back.

When in reality there are very few people who will spend that much on a 2 person trailer.

absolutsnwbrdr wrote:The builder sure did cram a lot into that little package! Its a wonder about the inflatable mattress though.

Its like building a pyramid and finishing it with vinyl siding.

They say 3" + inflatable mattress, maybe a memory foam also? But why not just go 6' memory foam.

My future trailer, don't even think about holding your breath waiting, is built around a 6" queen size Memory Foam.