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I’ve got ham or cb, no gmrs.

Slide outs in my teardrop. If I have shore power and water, a microwave goes in. If off grid the microwave is left out and water goes in it’s place. .

Highway, not loaded, 82mph, 17mpg. Around town, 12. On a 3,600 mile trip to Wyoming and back, crossing the Rockies, pulling a 1,500# teardrop, about 14. Doing some trails on the same trip without the teardrop, still around 14.

That’s looking great.

Ah, the spotter makes sense!

It’s where all the 10mm sockets go to die!

Mine aren’t readily visible either. Until you drop a flashlight or tool under the hood, and it doesn’t come out the bottom.

Are you looking to start on 71 and end at Fredericksburg?

I’ve seen the term rock lights before, but don’t understand what the use is?

I guessed as much on revit. That’s neat about the scanning tool. When I built my teardrop a while back I was able to print full scale templates using autocad and custom plot sizes in my plotter at the office.

Do you have a link to those mounts by chance?

That’s cool! How did you scan, then model it?

If you’re curious about teardrops or are just gonna go it, there is a large group of DFW folks on the tnttt.com tiny trailer forum.

No pics, but I’ve tracked down the full extent of the 125 amp cabin power feeder that was cut when my rig was “demilled”. The hacking wasn’t as bad as I imagined and I have all the needed parts to restore it when I want to power a frig or more. next up is to finish tracking down the rest of...

No pics, but I’ve tracked down the full extent of the 125 amp cabin power feeder that was cut when my rig was “demilled”. The hacking wasn’t as bad as I imagined and I have all the needed parts to restore it when I want to power a frig or more. next up is to finish tracking down the rest of...

Sounds familiar. Lol. I approach my teardrop the same way. Eleven years in, and I’m still finishing and improving it.

What is a vet fest? There was one in round rock yesterday. I couldn’t find any real information about it.

what aspects of overlanding interest you?

Welcome!