Hello from Oregon!!

[DSBoring]

Hi everyone. I am a newbie feeling the urge to build a teardrop and am pouring over the pages for information. I have been the production manager for a trailer manufacturer and am currently a welder for someone else. So I have the skill set to do it. I just need to figure out what I want. I am enjoying all of the conversations, ideas and beautiful teardrops.
I just wanted to say Hi.
Hope to meet some of you soon,
Thanks,
Darrell

[Eunice]

hi and welcome. be sure to check out the destinations link at the top of the page. couple of gatherings coming up near the Oregon/ California border soon.

[jdarkoregon]

Darrell

Great to have another join the crowd. I'm excited to see what you decide. there are so many options

Welcome

John

[Miriam C.]

to the playground Darrell. Planning is half the fun so enjoy!

If we can help with anything just ask and be sure to take lots of as they keep the bubble oil level.

[Dee Bee]

Welcome.

Although I live in PA, I just returned from a trip that looped from Seattle to Portland, down the 101, over to Corvallis then back to Seattle. Lots of intense changing weather.

Dee Bee

[DSBoring]

Thanks everyone. It is great to be aboard. Dee Bee that sounds like quite a drive. This time of year the weather changes every ten minutes. That's what keeps it interesting.
Thanks again.
Darrell

[bledsoe3]

Darrell, welcome to the forum. I'm in N.E. Portland. If you want to see a teardrop in person let me know.

[cablerunners]

Hi Darrell,

Don't know how I missed your post...

I live in SW Portland and would be happy to show you my TD as well...

Welcome aboard!



-phil

[doug hodder]

Welcome Darrell....sounds like you have all the skills to turn out a great project! Just let your imagination be your guide, there's no right or wrong on this stuff. Looking forward to following your build. Doug

[DSBoring]

Thanks guys, I would love to take a look at your teardrops. My schedule is pretty messy so it would have to be on a weekend sometime. I would like to see one up close and personal. I am really looking forward to building one. It has been a few years since we have actually gone camping, but they just look like fun to me. We have a little chevy HHR and I think a teardrop would look pretty nice behind it. Time will tell.
Thanks again,
Darrell