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The Teardrop Trailer
Teardrop trailers were first made in California and became popular after they were promoted in magazines such as Mechanics Illustrated that provided plans for these trailers in the 1930s. Affordable, practical, and not too difficult to build, families used them for road trips after World War II. They remained common into the 1960s when their popularity seemed to dwindle. Still, their novelty and functionality make them delightful camping facilities that are easily pulled behind an automobile.
In the 1990s, the plans for these attractive trailers were made available on the internet, and the camping industry READ THE REST OF THIS POST ON OUR OFFICIAL BLOG
Teardrop vs Popup Camper
If you are ready to take the big leap from tent to camper but don't want to invest in an SUV or pickup truck, you are probably trying to make the choice between a teardrop camper and a popup camper. Both are easily pulled and compact, and both offer far greater comfort than a tent, but the teardrop has some clear advantages.
Teardrop campers date back to the 1930s. They were very popular during the '30s and '40s, but lost some of their popularity as more intricate campers became more common. Teardrops have had enjoyed a comeback recently, however, as cars and SUVs get smaller and less powerful. READ THE REST OF THIS POST ON OUR OFFICIAL BLOG
The Anatomy of a Teardrop Trailer
The teardrop camper so popular in the 1940's and 1950's is making a comeback in a big way. Some people are on the lookout for vintage teardrops, but most want their own modern trailer equipped with modern amenities. Owning a teardrop is a great way to camp on a budget. They are light enough to be towed by almost any vehicle and they’re easy on the vehicle's fuel economy. With the variety of options available on modern teardrop campers it's easy to get away with convenience and style.
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