Wooden caravans

Yes please for more. I too have more, but not until January. A further question: your teardrop has a right-hand door. Is that because it has left and right? One of the other photos posted has that feature. Was it imported?

Hi, the little van has doors on both sides , I'll get some pics into P/bucket that show a bit more detail and post them up in the next few days. Here is one when the resto was nearly finished .....

...and it's not imported , most of the early Teardrops were homebuilt like this one is, here's a pre rebuild pic....

...and partly dismantled.....

...the same kitchen area during the build ,pre painting....

....and the day we brought it home, posed behind a mate's Morris J.....

...the colours of which inspired the finish on the teardrop......cheers, Col.

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....oddball, you sez....yep, I c'n do that ...

....vannin' at Bathurst....

....above and below,the Highway Palace...

...aircraft fuselage caravan.....

....cheers....Col.

Old girl in town for a long weekend.

Loosley.

49 what would be the lenght of the teardrop van without the draw bar. Dave

Dave, are you going to mount one on your British Bedford for Alice Springs , wow a Bedford Abago : : : : :

I am thinking of a teardrop van to replace the tent eventually. As there will normally be 2 people in it I thought a door each side would make it easier if one of us needed to go for a walk. If there was only one door odds on it will be the one on the side without the door that would need the walk!

I reckon the teardrop with a bed and a kitchen is just about all you need for a quick camp! Perfect!

Just had a look on e-bay there is a few teardrops on there

49 what would be the lenght of the teardrop van without the draw bar. Dave

Hi Dave,it's 8ft long, 4'6" wide.....you're welcome to come and have a look at it sometime , just PM me for the address,cheers, Col.