Ahhh... Truth in advertising. As you can planely see, I'm an 'ol fart (just turned 60). But I do manage to stay busy. I usually have a number of projects going at any one time; it's just the way I like it. I am single (widowed), so I really don't have anything better to do than build things and play on the computer (I hate television. Don't watch it!). I have been a car & motorcycle nut since I was a kid. I have had and restored a bunch of 'em. Currently I have '77 Firebird - "Smoky & the Bandit" black one and a '73 Olds Delta 88 convertable and two trucks. Plus, four motorcycles (all Hondas). I gave up on Harleys a couple years ago... My '05 VTX has more power, looks dang good, is more reliable and costs ten grand less! It was a no-brainer for me.
I've been wanting to build a teardrop for a couple years now. I have built trailers and overhauled a couple "stand-ups" in the past, but never anything as small as a teardrop. Now I'd like to build a trailer or two... With one being small and light enough to tow with a motorcycle. I plan to start building one in a few weeks or so when the heat gets a little more bearable. I have a couple frames/trailers already, and quite a bit of the supplies I will need too, since I own a cabinet shop (I bought the 2300 sq.ft. house next door 8 years ago to use as a woodworking shop). I have a metal working and welding shop in another building too.
You can tell I'm not married... Not many women would put up with all this stuff!
You can see some of the stuff I built here: http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v246/brickspix/
Friend ~ Brick... aka: Lee Brickman
...that is some goodlooking work you have there...with your skills we expect to see an exceptional TD(no pressure)...anyway, have ya got a real name or do we just call ya PO for short 
There are a few of us with no wood working experience (or very little) 
and we really appreciate true craftsmen, and any one else willing to help.
well stranger thing happen everyday.
