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Old 08-21-2007, 05:17 PM   #11
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Welcome to the forum Bob. Looks like you making great headway. Looking forward to seeing it completed.
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Old 08-22-2007, 02:26 AM   #12
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Thanks for the pics Bob. Some people don't know that a teardrop is a two person trailer. Have you ever been to a trardrop rally? There are some niffty trailers out there. I do like your idea of a swing out galley. Nice. Keep the photos coming.
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Old 08-28-2007, 07:28 AM   #13
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The teardrop has room on the sleepy side for a queen size mattress. I incorporated a 18" tall 12" deep cabinet fully across the nose. It is equiped with ac dc lighting I custom made form small kerosene lanterns . The porch lights are ac/dc equiped as well with the addition of a 12 volt socket and bulbs added to the fixture. The top will be lexan and the sides are now veneered with luan mahogany and several cots of marine spar varnish. A router and flush cutting bit were my best friend for the profile and the veneering. The flip out cabinets are now veneered as well and the flush cutting bit was a lifesaver covering them.
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