New 2015 Little Guy Teardrop Tag Travel Trailer RV - Holiday World in Katy,Mesquite & Las Cruces
New 2015 Little Guy Teardrop Tag Travel Trailer RV - Holiday World in Katy,
Mesquite & Las Cruces
http://hwhrv.com
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nice presentation but please lose the music kay?
nice
little man travel trailer
Can you explain to me please where $25,000.00 is?
es todo una a ventura y norbidable
No restroom there, and no way to fold up the bed & have a sit/office space for at least one interviewer. Also, what is the smallest microwave? It looks quite useful, I would not criticize it.
I'm thinking about one of these to pull behind my ford ranger or my jeep wrangler. what kind of pricing are we talking ?
I thought that fridge was the porta-potty
Can you send catalog on the tags To Celinare@aol.comWould like price and is thier a toilet or tent attachment
where is the microwave oven?
Very cool.
got a four wide little guy four years ago pulled it appropriately 30,000 miles with a Honda goldwing 1800 trike no problem pulling.must give yourself time to stop.came with cheap ass tires my dealer replaced them with good ones at his expense.love it. lowered and shorted hitch to fit trike
Very nice.
How much?
all I want is a comfortable safe bed and a little kitchen to cook something simple...theres allways some public showers nearby and I can shit in the woods.(excuse my french)...these tear drops are cool and cheap
Please send me more information including pricing. lawschoolfiction@gmail.comThanks, great video by the way.
Would love to have one of these teardrop!
As a custom golfcart builder in Florida, I had a customer bring his teardrop up to my shop where I extended his towbar tongue 4.5' foot with a drop ramp gate on the side to haul his golfcart with him. Mind I had to fab a little wider to accommodate just over 7' and of course reinforce frame front to back. Thought axle may need moved forward but worked great, as long as you load it with trailer empty due to his towing package the extra tongue weight caused it to pull much much better he claims? Now I want one too... lol ;p
Any possibilities of someone living on a fixed income buying a do-it-yourself shell, and complete as our budget allows? or should start from a frame up?
exactly what i would like to travel in soon as kids are all out of the home, only thing raising 5 daughter's through school and vehicles isn't leaving enough savings to afford a completed model. At best I would like to buy just a shell that I can complete as funds allow or will have to use my 5 x 10 trailer and follow the youtube