Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Saw this trailer the other day at a car lot. The sales man said it was built over a plywood frame. Local builder. Hope the pictures work.
Tom

Inside there was a microwave on a cabinet to the left of the rear door and a sink with water on the right of the door.
Tom

Hey now !!! That’s pretty Cool eh !!! Just goes to show what can be done ... also another decorative solution for the “outer finish”..

I was pretty surprised when I first saw it and had to turn around to go look at it. I figured it was foam when I walked up to it and saw that the tires where not flat and proved myself right when I tapped on it. Might go back and talk to the sales guy about it, he said he had a whole book showing the construction of the trailer. I really like the pressed copper ceiling inside. Adds a lot of "coolness" to it.
Tom

Looks like the builder has some experience building stage sets. When I first started thinking about building a foamie, I looked at the glue that they use for set building with foam. Some pretty cool stuff they build. I bet there's not another one like it!!

Well that's a one of a kind trailer. It's cute in a quirky sort of way. The side view looks like a face complete with mustache.

Someone has great vision and planning. I like it, though not sure its my style it is cool.

Speaking of quirky ... Anything’s possible eh ...

kudzu wrote:Well that's a one of a kind trailer. It's cute in a quirky sort of way. The side view looks like a face complete with mustache.

Had to go back and look at it and I think you are correct. It does look like a face.
Tom

Whoa! I like that!

-- Teri

Teri, you’re the First !!!  Everyone else was sorta’ put off ... I took it to be a GREEN statement , a reminder not to squander our resources for stupid reasons ... Everybody else thought it was just ugly ...

I love that stoned looking trailer!

Thinking with all that Stone , we would have gone for a more “castle” look , arched windows, drawbridge and a moat...

GPW,
If you want a moat I figure you could park it near any water way in Texas or Louisiana and just wait for a heavy rain
Tom

Whoa!!! That’s true huh!!