TEARDROP TRAILER?

This is what I really want. I know it’s a large for you but it’s got everything I would want. I can get it with 1-2 queen beds bunk style and 2 single fold up twin/dinette beds. Shower, AC, small kitchen and its a versatile toyhauler.
And the best part for me is its 7ft wide so no tow mirrors required and it will fit in the spot I prefer in my driveway while still being able to get my trash cans by.

Sorry if this is way off base.
https://www.carsontrailer.com/subs/trailers/rv-sport/pull-front-bath/fa/fa.html

 

As far as Teardrop goes these are what caught my eye.

 

Those are badass! I wish my wife was on board for something like that.

 

I thought I was the only one that caught that

 

Conqueror UEV 440 is freaking bad! I’d take one for sure

 

When I was thinking about a small trailer I really liked these. Rear barn doors and slide out kitchen on the side.

Had a pop-up trailer for a gazillion years and don't want anything I have to "set up".





http://www.intechrv.com/pursue.php

 

If you intend to go offroad I understand the need for an adventure teardrop. Otherwise you can find plenty of smaller single axle travel trailers or an R-pod for the same price.

The teardrops interested me years back when I had my 4runner. Very light. Basically 1 step above a tent. As others have said, being able to stand up inside the camper is not overrated.

 

Any actual teardrop owners?

 

I agree. This one and the Luna Rover look awesome!

 

My old 17' I miss those gas miles .

 

LMAO...well played

 

$$$$$$

 

tell us about this

 

I know this is no tear drop trailer. Just another option. This older TT is small enough to tow with a Tacoma, has bunks and pull out dinnete for my youngest. Us four fit comfortable and full amenities for such a small trailer.

 

Yeah! I like that!

 

I like this look a lot. Who makes this?

 

Casita

https://casitatraveltrailers.com

 

My second homemade Teardrop. I'm 6'2" and never had a problem in the Queen size bed. Just coming back from Overland Expo East.

 

@Grendel has a badass custom one to match his PRO. He’s out in San Diego also hopefully he can chime in.

 

Check out carp expedition (previously bear teardrops). The guys name is mark. He has great customer service, will customize for your budget. I can’t say enough positive things about our experience. We got weekly updates during build. He’s out of Oceanside so not too far of a drive from LA. His installment payments were fair and he wouldn’t except payments until he got a certain amount done so he is financially sound. But be warned of other companies and putting large down payments. A few teardrop companies went under and screwed over their customers. Moby1 being one of them.

Thanks Marty. We need to get out again

 

More pics

 

Wow. That’s BA! Def looking into them.

How long did you have to wait to get yours built?

 

So many different companies out there. I've been looking for a teardrop as well. To many to choose from. Here are a few companies I've come across.

http://www.vmioffroad.com

https://www.hikertrailers.com

https://teardropsbyvrv.com

https://offgridtrailers.com

 

About 4 months.

 

Thanks brotha! Everyone’s at Superstition! Where have you been

 

For sure! It’s been a few months everyone’s out at Superstition right now but I couldn’t make it! Hope all is good with the family brotha!

 

My wife and I have looked at teardrops after she decided she wanted us to go camping since we are now kidless at the house and retired.

They are very similar to the R-Pod in floor plans. Winnebago just has more color combos and appear to be well made.
This is our new one - I call it a teardrop thats grown up. Yes, it's being pulled by a 4-Runner here, but we upgraded to a truck.