Teardrop Trailers
 

I'm just thinking about starting a teardrop project and wonder if we could
get a general discussion going here--suggestions and tips and mistakes to
avoid, free plans, etc.

I haven't done a rec.woodworking google search but I don't think this has
ever been discussed here.

Teardrop Trailers
 

On Oct 12, 3:07 pm, "DouginUtah" wrote:
I'm just thinking about starting a teardrop project and wonder if we could
get a general discussion going here--suggestions and tips and mistakes to
avoid, free plans, etc.

I haven't done a rec.woodworking google search but I don't think this has
ever been discussed here.

Try this.
http://www.mikenchell.com/
There are free plans and a discussion group just for these trailers.
It took me about 2 weeks to get mine into basic camping mode. After
that I do a little to it every couple of days so it will be in full
mode
for next years camping season.
Lou

Teardrop Trailers
 

DouginUtah wrote:
I'm just thinking about starting a teardrop project and wonder if we could
get a general discussion going here--suggestions and tips and mistakes to
avoid, free plans, etc.

I haven't done a rec.woodworking google search but I don't think this has
ever been discussed here.



A friend just recently built one of these - he got the plans from
http://www.kuffelcreek.com/. He pulls it behind his hot-rodded 1939 Ford
pickup to various car shows. It attracts a great deal of interest and
has helped him win several trophies.

Tom
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Teardrop Trailers
 

Kuffel creek has great plans. Stay away from Desert Teardrops plans.

cm
"Tom" wrote in message
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DouginUtah wrote:
I'm just thinking about starting a teardrop project and wonder if we
could get a general discussion going here--suggestions and tips and
mistakes to avoid, free plans, etc.

I haven't done a rec.woodworking google search but I don't think this has
ever been discussed here.

A friend just recently built one of these - he got the plans from
http://www.kuffelcreek.com/. He pulls it behind his hot-rodded 1939 Ford
pickup to various car shows. It attracts a great deal of interest and has
helped him win several trophies.

Tom
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **