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Teardrop trailers - teardrop campers - are
teardrop shaped, hence the name of course. The
teardrop shape gives them streamlining and this
and the light weight makes them easy to tow,
often - as Roaming Times readers tell us - with
little cost in terms of additional fuel.
They usually have sleeping space for 2 people
only and there is often a kitchen arrangement in
the rear. Teardrop trailers first became popular
in the 1930s and remained so until the 1960s.
However in the last few years they have become
popular again and we link to Roaming Times
teardrop trailer reviews below: |
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Camp-Inn teardrop trailer
"Great Little
Camping Trailers for the Great Big Outdoors." The
Camp-Inn teardrop trailer comes in 12 models, with
base prices ranging from $5,934 to $15,692.
Go to the RoTi review and forum |
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Cozy Cruiser teardrop trailer
"Takes
teardrop camp trailers to a new level - this little
trailer is big on amenities. Bring your own 'bed &
breakfast' along on your next travel adventure"
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Eggcamper Teardropp
"Reminiscent of the
teardrop trailers popular in the 1930s. They
featured an aerodynamic teardrop shape, room to
sleep comfortably inside and a galley for cooking
outside under the rear lid."
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Little Guy teardrop camping trailer
"Easy on the eyes,
the pocketbook and on the environment, so lite they
can be towed by virtually any car"
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Silver Shadow teardrop camping trailer
"Attractive,
economical, affordable, versatile and a whole lot of
fun..."
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So-Cal teardrop camping trailer
"So-Cal has
painstakingly re-engineered the 'original' teardrop,
with modern materials and technologies, while
maintaining a hand fit and finish"
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TAB (t@b) teardrop trailer
"So light you can
usually move it around by hand - and pulled by most
light trucks and SUV's - even many passenger cars"
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and forum |
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