Teardrop Trailers
Teardrop trailers are small, light weight, easy to pull, and great on gas. All of this and more makes them one of the most economical ways to RV.
They were born after World War II--built from the spare parts of damaged war vehicles and airplanes. Today they are popular again for the same reasons as in the past. There is no need to buy a more powerful vehicle to tow with because they can be pulled with most four cylinder engines. They are sleek, aerodynamic, and fully customizable. I have noticed that people with classic retro vehicles love to have a matching teardrop camper. They love to show them off at car shows and gatherings.
For those who seek off road adventures there are modifications you can make to teardrop trailers to make them 4x4 ready. This way you can take your little bedroom on wheels with you to extend your journey off road. Did you know that some teardrop trailers can even be pulled by motorcycles? That’s right! They are becoming popular again because of our economic situation. For everyone who still wants to travel but does not want to do it at 8 to 15 miles per gallon a teardrop is a great choice. It is an upgrade from a tent and still offers the convenience of towing and going. You do not have to pack all your camping equipment because it’s already in your teardrop, making it perfect for quick weekend get-a-ways. Teardrop campers are the most economical way to RV—they are convenient, inexpensive, and fun while offering better protection from the elements and wildlife compared to a tent. Many have installed generators and air conditioners on these campers.
They are great for those who desire to go camping on the weekends and they are also a good option for anyone who wants to go on a cross country road trip without spending as much money on gas, maintenance, and camper costs. Okay I think I’m getting repetitive now… As you can tell, I really like these campers. Easy to store, clean, okay... I'll stop. In this section we will cover everything on teardrop trailers including building kits, home-built, teardrop camper plans, manufacturers, parts, accessories, discussion groups, and more. Stay tuned!
Teardrop Trailer Manufacturers
A list of teardrop trailer manufacturers--from one man builders to corporations--along with brief information on each. Teardrop camper builders are growing as demand increases.
Teardrop Camper Plans
Teardrop camper plans. Where to get them, different resources, and links to free plans from dated magazines. CAD designs too.
Teardrop Camper for Sale
Lists of teardrop camper for sale. Best places to find them, new/used, and links to manufacturers. Do you have a teardrop for sale? Add it here for free.
Teardrop Camper Kits
This page lists and talks about available teardrop camper kits. From frames to full blown DIY kits that save loads of time and hassle when building a teardrop trailer.
Little Guy Teardrop Camper
Little Guy teardrop camper is the largest manufacturer of teardrop camping trailers in the United States. On this page we'll learn all about them. Pics, videos, and info within.
Homebuilt Teardrop Trailer
Homebuilt teardrop trailer information. No weld trailers, costs to build, people who've done it, and resources to do it yourself.
Teardrop Trailer Air Conditioner
Thinking about a teardrop trailer air conditioner? Tips on how to do it, different ways, people who've done it, and more.
Light Weight Teardrop Travel Trailers
List of light weight teardrop travel trailers, benefits, how much they weigh exactly, and more.
Teardrop Trailer Tent
Teardrop trailer tent to expand your compact camper. Different options, reviews, pictures, and resources.
Motorcycle Teardrop Trailer
Looking for a motorcycle teardrop trailer? Light weight versions for easy towing, models that work, motorcycle requirements, weight, pictures, and more within.
Discussion Groups
This section's on teardrop trailer discussion groups. I'll give you links to forums, Yahoo! groups, and where to list your teardrop for sale.
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