Look at this "Mini-Toyhauler" on CL

[jimqpublic]

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/rvs/294280555.html

It looks like the Glen-L Sequoia, but with rear dutch doors and a slide out kitchen on the side.

Or it might be a truck topper on a custom trailer bottom, hard to tell.


Ugly, but ought to be funtional.

[lonebird]

Wow, called for more info, but the guy had already sold it. probably weighed too much anyway... One day I'm gunna see a wood skined, 5' width, under 1000lb and $1000 teardrop on craigslist.... and then I'll wake up

[Classic Finn]

Wow, called for more info, but the guy had already sold it. probably weighed too much anyway... One day I'm gunna see a wood skined, 5' width, under 1000lb and $1000 teardrop on craigslist.... and then I'll wake up

Hey lonebird

Start building one you,ll have a lot of fun...doing so.. Its a family project which is nice too.. I dont think you,d regret it..

Classic Finn

[lonebird]

= I’m sure that’s what I’ll end up doing. I’ve just got to shake this instant gratification bug. For those of us in the recreation business this is the calm before the storm. Come spring break and summer vacation I’m going to be slammed with two jobs. After this summer we might move closer to my parent’s home, and my Dad has a bunch of tools in his garage. He half built some furniture, and then moved on to another hobby; I guess you could say hobby ADD runs in our family So if I build I’ll wait till after this summer… but till then I can help looking at the rigs for sale. The commute to work is killer so we end up camping ALL the time. A teardrop would be a big time and stress saver Thanks for the advice!

Ps Anyone willing to rent out there rig… maybe rent to own… lease?

[Classic Finn]

= I’m sure that’s what I’ll end up doing. I’ve just got to shake this instant gratification bug. For those of us in the recreation business this is the calm before the storm. Come spring break and summer vacation I’m going to be slammed with two jobs. After this summer we might move closer to my parent’s home, and my Dad has a bunch of tools in his garage. He half built some furniture, and then moved on to another hobbie; I guess you could say hobbie ADD runs in our family So if I build I’ll wait till after this summer… but till then I can help looking at the rigs for sale. The commute to work is killer so we end up camping ALL the time. A teardrop would be a big time and stress saver Thanks for the advice!

Ps Anyone willing to rent out there rig… maybe rent to own… lease?

Your in the State of California correct? gee you have some awesome builders over there.. Im sure they would be glad to help a fellow teardrop builder...

PS If your coming to Scandinavia, I,ll rent you mine... But not this summer because its rented ....

Best regards
Classic Finn