The black is actually .040 black anodized aluminum. The flat rear is for a drop down ramp. The lack of dining and sleeping accommodations are because this teardrop is strictly for hauling my son's freshly restored 40 year old Mustang Jr.
Yep, it's a car hauler.
Some details: 15/32" walls, 5mm roof, .040 black anodized aluminum from Southern Aluminum Finishing (floated), 4x8 Harbor Freight trailer, KMT side vents (got to let the gas fumes out).
Thanks to everyone for all of the information provided on this site.
The Mustang Jr was produced in the late 60's by a company called Powercars. They also made Thunderbirds, Desotos, Plymouths, etc. They were bought out by a company called Conval in ~1970 and Race's car was manufactured by Conval. Race can't actually reach the pedals, but it is his car (that's my story and I'm sticking to it!). The gas and brake pedals are right behind the front bumper. Race can steer it, but it's dangerous; the steering goes lock to lock in a half turn of the steering wheel and when he turns; well he turns sharp. It takes a little twisting to get my roomy exterior to fit into it's tiny interior. The little cars are rare and most people only see them when one of the Shriner's groups enter their Powercars in a parade.
