Why, you,..... teardrop towing lymie ba@&*rd

Cool little teardrop type trailers from England, light enough to be towed by a roadster!

Check it out.

http://www.podcaravans.com/

 

So are they available here?

 

Those are cool, heres a guy that'll sell plans...

http://www.desertteardrops.com/window.html

here's built ones...

http://www.socalteardrops.com/specscompare.html...

 

I'm helping a buddy build one from scratch, they're not too hard to build. A power brad nailer comes in handy though He used a frame from a european made tent trailer, extended to make the trailer 10' long. It's about 5' wide with the whole kitchen set up in the back.
He got the plans online and from old Popular Mechanics magazines.

Flatman

 

My wife works for a company here in Indianapolis who also does teardrops. Try this link, lindertech.com Click on Bubba's garage or Bubba's trailer park. The one we have is very close to the one you are looking at.

 

These started to become available just as I was building my teardrop a few years ago, they are the nuts. Have a feeling that they are no longer trading though, I'm afraid.

Here's the one I built.....now sold on and replaced by something I can stand up in!
www.geocities.com/artiboy69/teardroptrailer.html

 

Heres one i found last week......first i have seen .....i dont recall seeing one in NZ before ....and with accomidation normaly sold out when a Run is in a small town .....this would be a must

 

Here's the ones I've been looking at for awhile, the "LittleGuy"... they are selling them in the USA too, but I lost the link. I became interested in them when I saw a version being towed behind an old Harley w/sidecar... light as hell.
http://www.littleguy.co.uk/

 

Do they sell a Left Hand Drive version here in the U.S.?

 

>>Do they sell a Left Hand Drive version here in the U.S.?
That's some funny shit right there...

 

With clean 'Linens'?