Sidewinder
Side
view showing framing detail.
Front
view with exterior wood removed.
So why
build a teardrop with slide - outs? Because of the small size
of the unit too start with, it lends it's self well for improvement.
Because most folks want more room. Because you can fit a full
(54" x 76") bed this way and still have interior room
to work with. And because as far as I know, nobody else is offering
one!
As you
can see this unit is still in the drawing faze and is subject
to change. I am awaiting your feed - back to see if this trailer
has the potential to fill that need that no other standard trailer
can fill.
Construction
of the trailer will be pine with finished with marine grade urethane.
I've
located the galley area off to the side so as to keep the lines
of the trailer as clean as possible by removing the rear hatch
opening.
The galley
area is quite large with cabinets running the full width of the
opening and a drop - down counter that is over two feet in depth!
There
is a large storage area just aft of the wheel wells for camping
gear or fresh water storage tanks. Nose cabinets and shelf just
ahead of the doors (not drawn in at this time) optional under
floor and tongue storage if you should need more room.
Standard
equipment on this unit would include electric brakes, 12 volt
lighting and 12 volt power outlets, and custom made cushions that
convert from full size bed to double seating when not in use.
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2006 -2008
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