Hello from BOSTON, MA

[ANorthernGal]

Hello from Boston, MA!

I just saw a piece on TV about TTT's and have been researching them online. I do not posess the skills necessary to build my own, and am not quite sure where to begin. There are RV shows coming up in my area, but I'm not sure that's where to be able to 'see' TTT's.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Sure looks like a fun way to travel, without pulling the weight of the world behind you!

Best wishes to all!
ANorthernGal

[mikeschn]

Welcome to the forum...

If you can't or don't want to build your own, you can check out the for sale thread here on this forum. There's several nice ones for sale.

Or for a little more money, you could buy a commercial one... like a Lil Guy or a Camp Inn.

And for a little more money than that, you could have one built for you, by Steve Frederick, or one of the other top notch builders...

Mike...

[sdtripper2]

Hello, Massachusetanian:

If your interested in the small trailers and want to buy, then look below, if you please.
A more complete list of manufactures of tiny trailers Click here for you to view.

[b.bodemer]

I was just in Boston last month...my brother and his family moved to Lexington.

My nieces can't wait to camp again next summer with Aunt Barb.

Welcome to the forum.................plenty of great folks to share ideas with.

Barb

[Mike C.]

Welcome ANorthernGal,

Well 1st, don't sell yourself short. You probably do possess the skills to build one, my wife did. She didn't know when she started that she had the skills, but with searching the forum and asking a lot of questions, she built a beautiful trailer.

But if you want to buy, follow the instructions above. But get in and post anyway and we will try and answer any questions you have.

See you around.

[Miriam C.]

to the playground. Nothing wrong with buying a TD and enjoying it right away. As for skills, it helps to know how to use a drill, jig saw and some others but that is what learning is all about.

If you decide to give that some thought Steve Fredericks has a CD out that teaches the skills needed to build a top notch TD.

Enjoy