New Homebuit 4x8 Teardrop For Sale

[Wimperdink]

price police sorry a few of you will recognize that and many more may not... Im amused.

[willif51]

I have sold my trailer - in the first week it was offered for sale. The overall response from those who came to look was that it is built very solid and the attention to detail is incredible.
So...I guess I did just breeze in here and sell, how was it put by that crude man, oh, yes, "a heap of wood and scratched metal". Perhaps those posting on this forum should be kinder to newcomers and not berate and belittle them for not showing what you want to look at. This is, after all, the "for sale" area and should be used by those looking to purchase. This should not be a forum for 'ol boys club retired folks with nothing better to do with their time than put down the ideas and hard work of others. I hope you people can change your ways and attract more people to the hobby. Have you ever wondered why everyone at teardrop gatherings are over 50? The attitudes expressed in these postings is the reason. Noone young enough to have other things to do wants to be around you people.
Why not try to change?

[madjack]

...congratulations on your sale...a heap of wood and scratched metal...well, that is all you showed us...99.9% of newbies have the courtesy to goto the newbies section to introduce themselves...something you didn't bother to do(just like your research)...before you call anyone rude...take a really good luck in the mirror...at the rate our membership is increasing, we really don't need self serving individuals who have no interest at sharing in the fellowship we have here...a fellowship shared amongst people of all ages!!!!!!!!
thankyouverymuch.........
madjack

[Gage]

Madjack, you forgot to add that she also hasn't been to too many gatherings. I just got back from one in which there were about 70 teardrops and about 15 others and I would say that better than half were under 50, but not to many in their early 20's.


P.S. Hope she got a good deposit for it.

[elmo]

Congrats on the sale...one less thing for you to worry about moving and good luck on the move!!! I wish I was moving to Alaska...been there a couple times...one of the most beautiful parts of our country!!

Tell your husband Thank You for his service and stay safe!!

Elmer
USMC 1987-1991

[Wolf]

Oh, now she's all indignant about it. Didn't spend much time looking around to see all the women that are on this forum did she. Where did she spend $3,800? What did it sell for? Who cares, good riddance she's gone!

I stand by my statements.

By the way, I'm 44, retired by injury, finish carpenter and cabinet maker by trade (25+ years) and have never been able to go to a gathering yet.
Funny thing is that I do not own a teardrop at this time, the material cost me to much to build one.

This is a family site or I'd light you up but good! What a ........
Good thing I did let my wife reply

Signed: Crude

[asianflava]

I have sold my trailer - in the first week it was offered for sale. The overall response from those who came to look was that it is built very solid and the attention to detail is incredible.

You mean you went from those pictures to a completed trailer in a week? I highly doubt that you were able to address any details in that timeframe. What, with 2 toddlers and going to school fulltime (at my alma mater I'm guessing) I'm suprised you found the time.

I'll just be blunt. If you ask for opinions and don't like what you hear, don't get mad. You initiated the whole thing. You also never answered anyone as to how you spent $3800 (at the time) on an an unfinished 4X8 trailer.

[Mary K]

Good God...what an awful thread.

Mk

[elmo]

Good God...what an awful thread.

Mk

+1

[cs_whypt2]

I have sold my trailer - in the first week it was offered for sale. The overall response from those who came to look was that it is built very solid and the attention to detail is incredible.
So...I guess I did just breeze in here and sell, how was it put by that crude man, oh, yes, "a heap of wood and scratched metal". Perhaps those posting on this forum should be kinder to newcomers and not berate and belittle them for not showing what you want to look at. This is, after all, the "for sale" area and should be used by those looking to purchase. This should not be a forum for 'ol boys club retired folks with nothing better to do with their time than put down the ideas and hard work of others. I hope you people can change your ways and attract more people to the hobby. Have you ever wondered why everyone at teardrop gatherings are over 50? The attitudes expressed in these postings is the reason. Noone young enough to have other things to do wants to be around you people.
Why not try to change?

50?!? Do I look like I'm 50?!?

Dianne

[elmo]

50?!? Do I look like I'm 50?!?

Dianne

Can I answer this!!!!! Remember I seen you earlier in the morning at breakfast just a couple weeks ago!!

[cs_whypt2]

50?!? Do I look like I'm 50?!?

Dianne

Can I answer this!!!!! Remember I seen you earlier in the morning at breakfast just a couple weeks ago!!

Yeah!
I remember...I broke the cup though!! (only the handle) Oh well...I guess I can't have a new avitar.
I'm staying away from you when you have a camera!!


Dianne

[dreadcptflint]

Good God...what an awful thread.

Mk

Yeah, it's been quite a car wreck. I was hoping to see if she did get it finished since no final photo was produced.

The strange thing was this add was put up almost at the same time:
http://sd.craigslist.org/rvs/621963931.html

It's still there.

[Gage]

Good God...what an awful thread.
Mk

Yeah, it's been quite a car wreck. I was hoping to see if she did get it finished since no final photo was produced.
The strange thing was this add was put up almost at the same time:
http://sd.craigslist.org/rvs/621963931.html
It's still there.

I thought I posted that following her first post. Oh, that's right, you don't read my posts.

[Steve_Cox]

I love this place, another teardrop story with a happy ending. It would be a sad old world without a lot of good ol' boys.