Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Anthony J Grant wrote:Why won't my link to this thred work?"

Change [url]at the end to[/url] (you just left out the /)

Thanks

Anthony J Grant wrote:Hey All,
Just a quick Bed....Post

I just got that HAHA

Tony -

I really like that bed set-up two. #2 (if #1 ever gets built) will be a standy. I don't care for the wrap around dinette set-up and don't need a table - too cramped when the table is up and too much hassle to change over to the bed. I'll file your idea in the "to be copied" file.
Tom

Well I just found this thread today - 8 pages and I missed it??

Anyhow nice looking build, I like the way you have worked from the inside out. The bed set-up is fantastic.


Oh and any progress to report? It's been a while

Updates?

Hey, go with 3 lights on each side; then get a sequencing unit like the old T-birds and Cougars used

Ageless wrote:Hey, go with 3 lights on each side; then get a sequencing unit like the old T-birds and Cougars used

On mine I looked for a long time at different auto tail lights to possibly install on mine, the cougar being one of them! I do remember seeing pics on the board once of a teardrop with 64-66 Mustang tail lights. They're 12volt after all!

2bits wrote:I do remember seeing pics on the board once of a teardrop with 64-66 Mustang tail lights. They're 12volt after all!

I think it is Kurt from Indiana with the Mustang lights.

I personally like the wider Cougar lights, I think it may be in part to knowing 2 people that had late 60's Cougars.

bve wrote:

2bits wrote:I do remember seeing pics on the board once of a teardrop with 64-66 Mustang tail lights. They're 12volt after all!

I think it is Kurt from Indiana with the Mustang lights.

I personally like the wider Cougar lights, I think it may be in part to knowing 2 people that had late 60's Cougars.

Here is several good shots of Kurt's rig http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=31014

Ahhh! How appropriate is that with a Mustang towing it! Excellent!



I guess using the generic lights vertically does pull off the cutlass look pretty well though and those lights are sooo easy to install..

Hey All !

After a 2 month break I think I should get back to work.

Here are a few shots of a full days work.


Door frame with insulation.


Interior skin "OAK"


Door lock and dead bolt installed.


Door installed.

It feels good making some progress again!

Hey good to see you back at it, I was wondering where you got to.


Burke

That is one excellent door you got there! Nice work with the door handle, I cannot bring myself to call it a latch, it deserves much more of a name than that! That hinge will last ya too! A good days work!

what can i say other than fantastic build you've got here. great craftsmanship.

darryl