Thread: My new toy needs a shave den...

Too Cool!
The missus and I were discussing retirement plans and I said I want to haul a teardrop all across Canada and down into Mexico!
That should be a ton of fun!
Congrats!
Mike

That Teardrop is the Shave Den,,, sleep in the bed of the truck,, there is a cover over it,,,,

If that is a window I see on the side you could have it replaced with a mirror. That's a nice size camper wish I had had one back in the 60's and 70's. The ground got cold in deer camp.

Originally Posted by Geezer

I like those! Been wanting one......but!
Does yours have the pop up cover kitchen shelving at the rear? Some do and have a rain tarp that surrounds it about one people width away from the trailer when the pop cover opens.
~Richard

The first test run. My wife says that I am obsessing.

Gonna get one to be yanked by my '50 Studebaker. If anyone will give me time to finish it!

That cooler can keep your hones cool while traveling the highway,,,

Originally Posted by Hirlau

That cooler can keep your hones cool while traveling the highway,,,

I thought hot hones opened the pores for better cutting.......

Originally Posted by Phrank

Yes, for a tall guy I'd have to get the Little Guy 6, some of them are kitted right out...love the idea of being able to take a workable sleeping area on the road without having to have a big truck to move the thing...one day I plan to pick something like this up and take my extensive road trip tour through the Southern US and do some exploration of Civil War sites...this looks like a perfect trailer to use.

If you ever do make that trip Andrew, let me know I'll take you to some of them sites, quite a few here in the Tennessee area, Tc

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

If you ever do make that trip Andrew, let me know I'll take you to some of them sites, quite a few here in the Tennessee area, Tc

Thanks - some very solemn places I'd like to be a witness to...some of the old, "World at War" DVD's I have covering WWI, I have an, "in colour" version, in the Victory Parade at the end of WWI, there are soldiers marching, and at the end of the line of the parade...there are dozens and dozens of soldiers marching wearing the Blue and the Gray uniforms, veterans of that war. A monumental tragedy, and it really didn't happen that long ago, something I've always wanted to respectfully visit.

Originally Posted by Phrank

,,,,,,,,,,,.one day I plan to pick something like this up and take my extensive road trip tour through the Southern US and do some exploration of Civil War sites...this looks like a perfect trailer to use.

Stay up dare Phrank !!!!
Don't you come down here stirren things up again !!!