The teardrops are built with materials to withstand the Northwest U.S. climate and the chassis is made from 2x3 inch steel tubing. The interior is made from Baltic birch plywood and the doors include screened windows that come in various color choices. The company also offers three different exterior finishes and various colors.
Interior options in the trailer include several cool features. The custom articulated mattress can be folded up into a sitting area and when laid out, the sleeping area is 57 inches wide and 79 inches long. The standard interior storage area can be upgraded with two additional configurations—one including a galley pass through. They also offer a swivel drawer with shelf under the inside LED reading lights to hold small items like glasses. Both the cabin and galley have a set of 110 and 12 volt electrical outlets.
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I visited Teardrops NW recently and was generally impressed. The drawers under the countertop add significant storage to the galley, and the powder coating looks great and will probably hold up well. However, their lower-end cabinets seem of lower quality than others. My biggest issue is the 50% up-sell to include the features that most would need/want, things like brakes, spare tire/mount, tongue box, Fantastic fan, electrical hook-ups, and those under-counter drawers. At that elevated price, the quality isn't in the same league as the Cadillac teardrops. It might be more accurate to say that the prices listed are all for base models of different sizes.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your input Tom. Yes, you can see the base prices and the cost for specific options here: http://teardropsnw.com/prices
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