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Thank You For Your Visit
Spectacular!
One of a Kind!
Her Name is Fionna
Two Terrific Floor Samples
Family Heirloom
Sweet!
Cute!  Cute!  Cute!
Convert Your Airstream to an Amazing Office
We're Talking Cute!
See the Before and After
Thank You For Your Visit
Spectacular!
One of a Kind!
Her Name is Fionna
Two Terrific Floor Samples
Family Heirloom
Sweet!
Cute!  Cute!  Cute!
Convert Your Airstream to an Amazing Office
We're Talking Cute!
See the Before and After
Thank You For Your Visit
Spectacular!
One of a Kind!
Her Name is Fionna
Two Terrific Floor Samples
Family Heirloom
Sweet!
Cute!  Cute!  Cute!
Convert Your Airstream to an Amazing Office
We're Talking Cute!
See the Before and After
Those Tiny Teardrops
(530) 265-4485
The Teardrop Trailer emerged in the 1920's.  Typically made from wood and masonite, teardrops had
room for two to sleep comfortably and accommodated a cookstove under the rear hatch.  The typical
teardrop was, and still is, 4 feet wide, 4 feet high, and 8 to 10 feet long.  As motor-camping grew in
popularity, so, too, did the use of portable trailers like teardrops, and by the thirties, both teardrop kits
and manufactured units became readily available.  constructed from war-surplus aluminum.  constructed
from war-surplus aluminum.  


But when America entered its peak years of postwar prosperity in the fifties, people were looking for
more room for their newly acquired domestic gadgets from TV's to toasters.  Even as trailerites were
"getting away from it all," they wanted it all right there with them.  So by the mid sixties, as outsized
recreational vehicles increased in popularity, tiny teardrops all but disappeared.  These lovable
underdogs are still around, tucked into backyards and garages across the country.  

Do you need help with your Teardrop?