The Teardrop Build

[Bowtech32]

don't know if you have been to this site or not but here it is http://www.mikenchell.com/forums/ It has a lot of info, I am planning on rebuilding my camper. Will not be a teardrop but real simular, and this site has a lot of great ideas.

[Blue Eagle2]

Its looking really good so far,Good work!

[coon007]

Ok today once again I was on the lazy side so I did very little to the teardrop.

First I started to put in a little space above the headrest something where I could put the cell phone, key's, ect


and with that I would basiclly finish the inside all thats left is to carpet the wall's, celing and floor also install the trimming and cabinet doors.

then I started working on roughly designing the kitchen I say roughly cause I don't know what I'm going to put in it like cabinet's, micowave, stove or even a sink, but I should know by tommorow. here are some pictures









allready done with electricity plug too


like I said I should have a better idea tommorow on the design of the kitchen.

[Need4speed1]

After I finish 3 fiberglass deerstands, 1 ladderstand and one tripod stand, and 1 duckhunter boat, I am gonna give this a try. How much do you think its going to weight? 500 pounds complete? I was thinking about making a buck(plug) to make a fiberlass mold. Then I could make multi units. Missed a mold on ebay for 500.

Your progress is getting me motivated to finish all of mine. So get back to work already.

[coon007]

Yea I also saw th mold on ebay to bad the guy wanted $4500 for it. I think the whole thing should weight about 400 to 500 lbs with a tounge weight of about 65 lbs.

[coon007]

I also forgot to add that I don't know how to work fiberglass. come to think of it I ain't no carpenter either.

[ashx2]

Looks like you're doing just fine to me. Keep it up!

Greg

[Need4speed1]

I also forgot to add that I don't know how to work fiberglass. come to think of it I ain't no carpenter either.

Can't vouch for the fiberglass part. I am a carpenter and you have skills. Keep up the great work!

[predatorsniper]

i wish I had 1/100th the carpentry skills you have! NICE JOB! Can't wait to see you finish it up!

predatorsniper

[jackh]

**** thats awesome

[jhunter77]

Very nice. I hope you post a hour count and total price to build at the end. The carpet on the walls will add a little insulation.

[tgil]

don't know if you have been to this site or not but here it is http://www.mikenchell.com/forums/ It has a lot of info, I am planning on rebuilding my camper. Will not be a teardrop but real simular, and this site has a lot of great ideas.

cool site!

[jgirsh]

that thing is comin along nice

[OrangeBlood]

this is a cool build, looking good so far

[Mallard06]

Very nice!