Teardrop

I was finally able to upload a new picture. Getting the galley set up. We fixed the doors where they close like they should. Going to start on the inside next.

I tried uploading new pictures into tinypic and I keep getting an error message. This is the only interior pic I have, not much to see in mine only a bed.

Shadow Catcher wrote:
The diversity of tear drop design is great and limited only by imagination. We attended a Tear Jerkers gathering in Indiana with 124 teardrops with more than half, home made.
Looks like you are making progress and if you have not already done so you might want to join TearJerkers http://www.tearjerkers.net as well, they have the various gatherings, and a nicer group you will not find.

Ours is a Grasshopper design, with more interior room.

We were there as well if you mean Spencer, IN. We went in 2011. The wine and cheese gathering was in our front yard :B

Shadow Catcher wrote:
The diversity of tear drop design is great and limited only by imagination. We attended a Tear Jerkers gathering in Indiana with 124 teardrops with more than half, home made.
Looks like you are making progress and if you have not already done so you might want to join TearJerkers http://www.tearjerkers.net as well, they have the various gatherings, and a nicer group you will not find.

Ours is a Grasshopper design, with more interior room.

Clicky, click? :D I was hoping for some pics of the interior. I'd love to build a camper and looked into it a couple mof times, but simply do not have the time :(

Did I mention how awesome it would be to see pics of the interior? ;)

The diversity of tear drop design is great and limited only by imagination. We attended a Tear Jerkers gathering in Indiana with 124 teardrops with more than half, home made.
Looks like you are making progress and if you have not already done so you might want to join TearJerkers http://www.tearjerkers.net as well, they have the various gatherings, and a nicer group you will not find.

Ours is a Grasshopper design, with more interior room.

I painted the galley area today. My son is painting the rims and getting new tires.

I haven't posted anything in a while because I had a problem getting it registered but finally today I got a tag for it. I didn't want to put more money in it in case I couldn't get a tag. Now I can finally relax and start working and camping.

You probably won't need the tennis ball hitch aligner. Just pull the tear up to the Jeep. That's what we do with our T@B much of the time, although I do own the aligner. Congrats on the tear. Love it!

One son wants to polish the roof and make it shiny the other wants to leave it with the rough look. I'm leaning toward leaving it rough, any opinions here about which way to go.

Now there is a good idea for a winter project. I have full wood shop and I bet I could sell it after it was finished. I just might look into some plans for one on line. ;)