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Trailer, Model Airplane (PDF) This is not actually a teardrop camping trailer. It is teardrop shaped, is small... TinyTears (free plans) Try your own Google Search for campers trailers

Trailer, Weekend - Part 2 (PDF) This is the second part to the previous article. With the two articles you can b... TinyTears (free plans) Try your own campers trailers Google Search

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Camper Shell, Pop-Up (PDF)  If you have been figuring that the cost of a truck plus a camper is a bit steep, or you are already a pickup-truck owner but the budget won not stretch to a camper, here is a collapsible plywood unit you can build yourself. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Vintage Projects | Fix Link?

Trailer for Two (PDF)  Here we have Hi Sibley again. This is one of his more popular articles about a teardrop trailer used for Getting away from it all. inches This article is from Mechanix Illustrated, September 1947, and has very detailed construction drawings. It is often sited as the article that started the teardrop trailer craze. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Camp (PDF)  Ok, your decision, many people would say this is not a teardrop trailer because the back isn not rounded, it is squared off. Only by coincidence, it looks almost identical to the Tiny Tears inches Boxter. With this August 1956 Mechanix Illustrated design we are back to a traditional size teardrop trailer. This teardrop trailer was built so that a man could take his family camping on the weekends in an easy and economical way. Does this sound familiar? Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Folding Bedroom (PDF)  This is not even a trailer, but, it is a good supplement for your teardrop trailer if you want to bring the kids along. From the May 1954 Popular Science is the Folding Bedroom inches. This a cartop camper that unfolds into a large sleeping area. Included in the article are two bonuses - A Carside Cabanna and a Backseat Playtable. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Honeymoon House (PDF)  From the March-April 1939 Popular Home Craft issue and is one of three Hi Sibley teardrop trailer articles. This trailer was Built With Dimes, Total Cost $60. inches The builder saved his dimes from every time he broke a dollar bill and apparently when there was enough money to build the teardrop trailer he got married and used the teardrop trailer for his honeymoon. Life sure was simpler then. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Kampous (PDF)  Here is another non-teardrop camping trailer but it is small and fits into the small homebuilt trailer theme. The article reads, In this six-by-six Kamp-ous inches we have all the necessities for two people to cook, eat and sleep in perfect comfort. Equipped and provisioned for the road, it weighs well under 1,000 pounds. inches The article is from the December 1946 issue of Popular Homecraft. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Lightweight - Part 1 (PDF)  Again, not a teardrop but from an author that you will see again, and who will be writing about teardrop trailers. This is the first part of a two part article on how to build a small camping trailer the makes a great weekend camper. This article comes from the March 1946 Popular Science Issue. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, L’il Guy (PDF)  Keeping with the trend of larger trailers and popular authors here is clinton R. Hull in the March 1951 issue of Mechanix Illustrated. This author wrote oodles of articles about building many things. In this article he provides a very complete manual on how to build a small camping trailer. Again, it is not a teardrop trailer but it can be linked by the philosophy of simplicity. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Model Airplane (PDF)  This is not actually a teardrop camping trailer. It is teardrop shaped, is small and has an opening hatch in the back but it was designed to haul model airplanes to the flight field. It was included here because it is interesting to see some of the other places the teardrop trailer design was used. The article is from the October 1940 issue of Mechanix Illustrated. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Popup Camping (PDF)  Not a teardrop trailer but a small homebuilt. This may be the first popup trailer ever built. If you want a bit more space than a teardrop trailer this may be the one for you. From the March 1962 issue Mechanix Illustrated. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Runlite - A compact Travelling (PDF)  Here is a canvas roofed teardrop trailer from the 1938 Modern Mechanix How-to-Build-It edition. The bowed roof gives it a distinct look. This article is very detailed and shows a unique construction method. If you want a challenging build project then this one is for you. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Tear Drop  After World War II, teardrop trailer fever spread around the world. From down under, here are plans for a wooden tear-drop trailer for two - a caravanette. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: OldWoodies | Fix Link?

Trailer, Teardrop - Mechanix Illustrated (PDF)  A streamlined home on wheels that’s light and easily towed; has a double-berth and complete kitchenette. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: So-Cal | Fix Link?

Trailer, Teardrop Sleeper (PDF)  This article is from the December 1936 Mechanics and Handicrafts Magazine. This is one of the first articles about building a teardrop trailer. It starts out by saying, For the summer vaationist or motoring enthusiest who enjoys frequent outing, but who cannot afford frequent hotel bills or expensive camping equipment, a teardrop trailer, which comfortably accommodates two persons, will prove just the thing for many pleasant week-end trips. inches Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Uni-Wheel (PDF)  Here a small trailer, teardrop shaped, with one wheel. Is touted as Hauls Sportsmen’s Equipment inches. From the Sportsmen’s Manual, 1937 Edition. Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TinyTears | Fix Link?

Trailer, Lightweight - Part 1 (PDF) Again, not a teardrop but from an author that you will see again, and who will b... TinyTears (free plans) Try your own campers trailers Google Search

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