L3-Camping Topics

After 3 ½ years, lots of trial and error, many trips to my dads garage where we built the trailer, and hours of fun working with my dad and figuring out the trailer design, we have finally finished the teardrop camper.  The project has been rewarding in many ways.  Spending…

I have stated in a few of my previous blogs that a particular section was challenging or hard.  At this point I am retracting all of those statements and am now claiming this section of the trailer to be the most challenging.  There are two reasons why I am changing…

The electrical was the most challenging part of this build so far.  The main reason being that neither myself or my dad has any electrical experience.  So, we did a lot of research.  There does happen to be an enormous amount of information on the internet regarding wiring of trailers,…

Now that we have the storage base in place and the cabinets framed up, it was time to start framing the walls and the roof.  The wall frame is what gave us the silhouette of the trailer.  We decided to go with a flat front and a tightly curved front…

So we have been working on this teardrop camper for a while now.  The trailer base has been cleaned up, new trailer wiring for the brake lights and side lights has been installed, the wheels have been cleaned up, and both the trailer base and the wheel hubs have been…

Trailer Work & Wiring So, part two of the Teardrop Camper Build is all about the base of the trailer, getting it cleaned up, prepped and ready for the framework.  The below video steps through most of these items. We started by cleaning up the wheels first because it was…

A couple of years ago (Sept of 2019) I embarked on a project to build a teardrop camper. My plan was to build something simple, classy and affordable. I involved the help of my dad in this venture knowing that he would be the partner I needed to make this…