End of the road for our Teardropping?

[Cliffmeister2000]

Thanks, Gary!

1/2 the fun of a trailer is designing it, at least for me. The perfect scenario would be to find something reasonable and campable, use it for a year, then design and build one using the experience gained from the first. I know my weekender is much more suited to my needs because I owned a teardrop somebody else built before I built mine.

[Joamon]

Cliff
What about a cargo trailer conversion. This guy had his custom built to fit in a garage. It would give you a good head start on building what you want.

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=31988

Keith

[emiller]

As tall as you and Gena are it will be hard to find a trailer that will fit in the garage. You will have to have a pop up or put air bag suspension to lower it when parked in the garage.

[Cliffmeister2000]

Cliff
What about a cargo trailer conversion. This guy had his custom built to fit in a garage. It would give you a good head start on building what you want.

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=31988

Keith

No offense to our excellent cargo conversion brethren, but it's not the look I would want.

[nevadatear]

Oh my goodness, Gage, I have camped in one of those! During my teens we borrowed a friend's several times for our own camping trips. I have never seen another one. I still remember how to put it together!