Tear Drops

[Al in PA]

Has anyone gotten the itch to buy/make a tear drop or similar small trailer? The Camp Inn and TruNorth are really intriguing. However, I'm reminded that I need another trailer like I need another hole in my head.

[Makers Mark]

Al,
Funny you should mention this. I have just started goggling the last couple of days
for Cox Campers. Cox was a boat trailer manufacturer in North Carolina that
evolved to tent campers in the 60’s – 70’s. My Dad had one when were kids
and we loved it. I was very tempted to pick up one up. Then reality sets in and I
visualize telling the wife were camping in a pup, not happening.
Jay

[pwb01]

I had a T@B trailer for a couple of years. It was cute and easy to haul but we traded for our Sunline for one so that waking up in the middle of the night would no longer have to involve shoes and flashlights.

Tear drops are cute but I like the comfort of the larger units.

[kanyonkitty]

No chance of a "Tear Drop" trailer or anything else in that category. Did my fair share of "ruffin it" when I had my horses and went on week long trail rides. OK, I didn't even have a "Tear Drop" then, but the ruffin it part wasn't much different, and this "KITTY" ain't going there again !!!!! Gary will just have to continue to pamper me

[JohnB]

Originally Posted by kanyonkitty

this "KITTY" ain't going there again !!!!! Gary will just have to continue to pamper me

LOL So I take it down sizing from the 5er "ain't" in the plans right away.....

I needed a good pick me up and this was it! Cindy's computer picked up a virus today. The Anti-virus 2010 virus. Reformatting the hard drive now a days is an undertaking... Have to read up on this bug to figure out if I can get even any data off it. We have truly become cyber addicted....

John

[WandaLust]

Small trailers are so cute and so easy to maneuver around.... but when it comes time to sleep, they're not so good if your partner snores.