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finnished my teardrop
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Re: finnished my teardrop
by pappaw » Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:46 am
sweet, like the color too.
Cheers from Granny, Pappaw, and Cocoa (the Dachshund) 
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Re: finnished my teardrop
by OuttaHand » Thu Jun 14, 2012 5:59 pm
That's a fantastic setup!!! Looks like a superb job on the trailer!
I do have to correct you on one small issue, though: The title of this thread is "finished my teardrop"
No you didn't.
You THINK it's done -- but it's not. There's more.
It LOOKS finished. You camped in it, it pulls nice, and it worked great! But there's more. Ask almost anyone who as built a teardrop and they'll tell you the same thing: It's never done. You keep tinkering, adding little things here and there, adjusting this and that.
And then --- when you really do think it's as perfect as you can make it -- you'll sell it and build another!!!
Naaaahhh You're not done!
I do have to correct you on one small issue, though: The title of this thread is "finished my teardrop"
No you didn't.
You THINK it's done -- but it's not. There's more.
It LOOKS finished. You camped in it, it pulls nice, and it worked great! But there's more. Ask almost anyone who as built a teardrop and they'll tell you the same thing: It's never done. You keep tinkering, adding little things here and there, adjusting this and that.
And then --- when you really do think it's as perfect as you can make it -- you'll sell it and build another!!!
Naaaahhh You're not done!
Teardrop newbie but camping "oldster"
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