Deanette Teardrop Trailer

[OurStuff4You]

I have posted an image of a vintage ad for a Deanette Teardrop Trailer. This ad was given to me at Greenfield Village this summer - maybe from Joseph Ruckman??? Anyway, thought it was worth passing along.

http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=409

Has anyone ever seen one of these in real life?

[Nick Taylor]

That's a new one to me. Interesting to see that it was made in Texas.

Nick.

[Guest]

I like the style...
But the name... Now that really gets me!

[OurStuff4You]

Hey Dean - maybe you should build one .. it's your namesake!

[mikeschn]

I like the style...
But the name... Now that really gets me!

I agree with Rhonda... all that designing was good practice, but now you've found your calling!!!

Build it dude!!!

Mike...

[OurStuff4You]

<<<<<I agree with Rhonda>>>>

Golly I love to see those words!

[Guest]

I'd have to call it the Deaner, that's what everyone called me when I was a kid. (sometimes with a couple of other choice words tacked on)

It looks like a Modernistic, which I feel is the most eye catching design out there, but... When I get playing around, designing everything into the Modernistic design, it has some drawbacks. I think the Benroy is the most user freindly design to work with, so as of right now, my design looks like a cross between a Benroy and a Modernistic. Very similar to the Cabin Car design, without those goofy doors.

[Dobromofo]

I have posted an image of a vintage ad for a Deanette Teardrop Trailer. This ad was given to me at Greenfield Village this summer - maybe from Joseph Ruckman??? Anyway, thought it was worth passing along.

http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=409

Has anyone ever seen one of these in real life?

Hello!


Could you please repost this add? I would love to have a copy

[Dobromofo]