TEAR DROP CAMPER
TRAILER
Originally designed back in the 1930's they were eight foot long and four
foot wide which just happened to the size of a sheet of plywood. Two doors one
on each side for convenient enter an exiting, a small boot of sorts for the
luggage and a fairly large roof vent, as there were no sealed roads back then
the vent was used to pressurize the cabin to help prevent dust entering. A set
of plans were available some magazines selling them for a measly some of two
pounds, a few sheets of plywood, hammer, nails and a spare weekend and you were
off.
This version is my interpretation of the earlier type however a small change
to the size the use of some modern materials and some extra additions like
CD player and a stainless steel kitchen oh! I don't think they accessorized them
with flames either.
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Construction can be completed prior to the chassis being fitted |
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Give me sparks I give you flames. |
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Stainless steel slide out kitchen |
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Boot with fold down shelf and air con unit |
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Internal like the door handles |
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