Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I messed up somehow when I put the wall anchors into the wall. The pair on the left are too close together. I may try and fix it. But I'm running out of time.


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Nothing you can’t do ( or re-do ) on a Foamie eh !!! Best do it now before you fill up those shelves... just sayin’ ...

I cleaned up the big double window today. To square it up I clamped my 4' level and a board then used my cutoff saw to trim everything level. For bigger areas I used the same clamping method with my skill saw. Came out pretty well.





I also used 1/2" angle to trim out the window on the driver side. It's not glued down, but it covers the edge really well.



Good day. I also got a seasonal job at the local mall.


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seasonal job .... Santa’s helper ? ...

Selling calendars? I need a good calendar.

But seriously, congratulations on both accounts, the window RO looks good and having a little supplemental income around the holidays is always a good thing.

No calendars. Ladies retail. Thanks for the encouragement. It means a lot.


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Some more progress-- getting the flashing glued in for the cooler bump out:



This one is the wall for the inside of the cabin. I bent the 3x3 flashing opposite of the regular way to make a tube. Waiting for the adhesive to set up.



Side shot showing the flange.



And another piece of 3x3 flashing glued and clamped to the galley side. I wanted to give that area a bit more protection.

My next door neighbor is going to wire me an electrical box much like this one, but GFCI.



Was a good day overall.


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The cabin is fully enclosed.
I trimmed all the foam bits and the cooler bump out is just about complete. Using Great Stuff to fill holes and glue everything together. If I can get the windows in this week, I could camp, but won't yet. The doors still need done. Onward and upward.


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Wonderful !!! You’ve really made some great progress!!!

Hi! Got a bit more done. I had hoped to find a c-channel type flashing to border the galley doors. I was in Menards today and they had something that fit my plans. One edge would need flattened. So I brought it home and did that just that.





Oh, and I got the second stripe painted on the sides.




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I also got a first coat of tan on the galley. No picture as it was too dark for


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Coming right along !!! Best not make the galley too heavy or you may have to use those pavers to make a brick patio up front ... ( towing)

Creative packing to offset the galley, plus the AC will be permanently mounted up front.


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Bonnie , I was just being silly , we knew you had the situation well under control !!!
And , you’ve made a great example of how easy it is to “modify “ a foamie camper to suit your needs ...

Thanks!