Planning out a Teardrop

[matthewp]

Thanks everyone for your inputs. Hopefully I can give you all a little more meat on what I am planning soon than just asking questions.

Cheers :beer:

Asking questions is a great way to go! I spent a year researching and drawing before actually starting my build.

 

[jim65wagon]

I believe your name is mentioned more out of reverence than anything, although you did set the bar a little high. Its almost intimidating the amount of work and detail you put into your trailer. Thanks for the excellent build thread! Very helpful.

Thanks, but more credit goes to my wife, Crow'sLark on this forum, she was the designer, planner, cabinet maker and painter. I merely helped screw a few things together. There is no bar set, we built what we wanted after we decided what we needed to accomplish the trips we have planned.

Decide your usage and needs first, design it to those needs and build it. It'll come out unique, purposeful, and ready for fun.

I am looking forward to see what you are coming up with next. Any clues on what you will do differently? Are you going to a steel frame solely for the price and ease of welding?Cheers :beer:

Steel frame because I can do steel effectively, I'm not ready to trust my aluminum skills to the freeway, let alone miles from no where. Minor design changes really, battery location, hatch size, different wood for the cabinets. Just a build for fun....