The book not only covers the latest T@B and T@G designs, but also the older campers that are no longer being made. Lewis also answers over 100 questions about the trailers including issues with electrical, plumbing, towing, weight and modifications.
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101 Questions About T@B, T@DA and T@G Camping Trailers
The Dutchman, Little Guy and now nüCamp series of tiny campers are certainly popular, but sometimes difficult to learn much about. Richard Lewis, a former T@B owner and forum moderator has written a book that cover all portions of the campers. 101 Questions About T@B, T@DA and T@G Camping Trailers is selling for less than $5 on Google Play.
The book not only covers the latest T@B and T@G designs, but also the older campers that are no longer being made. Lewis also answers over 100 questions about the trailers including issues with electrical, plumbing, towing, weight and modifications.
The book not only covers the latest T@B and T@G designs, but also the older campers that are no longer being made. Lewis also answers over 100 questions about the trailers including issues with electrical, plumbing, towing, weight and modifications.
Friday Teardrop Photo
A set of 2016 Little Guy T@B trailers on their way to new homes — through the snow.
Photo by Little Guy Teardrop Trailers/Facebook
Friday Teardrop Photo
This standy teardrop trailer looks just like a T@B, right? It's actually made of 215,158 individual LEGO pieces. The trailer was constructed by a team of 12 professional LEGO builders for an RV show in Birmingham, UK. The artists spent 12 weeks and more than 1,000 man hours completing the trailer. It's not only life size, but it has a working sink, electric lights, a bed, seating, chess set, cups, and event some LEGO toothbrushes.
Thank you to AnetaCuse for the link!
Friday Teardrop Photo
I found this pretty T@B and it's stylish awning on the Camp LeConte Facebook page. Camp LeConte is located in Gatlinburg, Tennessee—right next to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. They not only have a campground, but you can also stay in their safari tents or luxury treehouses.
Friday Teardrop Photo
I'm sorry for the lack of posts lately. I've been getting over a bad cold and catching up on some backlogged work. So, for those T@B trailer fans out there, here's a really tiny teardrop.
Friday Teardrop Photo
I've always loved this photo by the Small Trailer Enthusiast of a colorful T@B trailer and teardrop trailer staying warm together in a snowy campground. Stay warm and cozy with your family this season and have a wonderful holiday.
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