New camper

Mine is a 1977 trillium 4500. I got it for a steal and have spruced it up a bit.

 

Going by the hubcap, is that a Mercedes camper?

 

Mine is a 75,iam going to sell,due to not using it as much as i like.Probably going with a RTT.

 

LOL thats what what was on it when i bought it,its a 75 trillium.

 

I can see that, were not worried about being cramped up. Keeps the incentive to be outside, except for bad weather ect. Then it's really nice to have.

 

This. I mainly just sleep in mine.

 

Here's a few, don't mind the mess lol. These were from the initial shakedown trip too a while back.

 

nice! Roomier than I thought it would be! thanks!

 

Yes.

 

Thank you, sir, and I'll tell you what.....it feels even better when I put it to work. The more I use it the more I like it.

 

Here is one site for small trailers http://www.tab-rv.com/ there is a big enthusiast group for tear drop trailers and lots of site on how to build them.

 

Some interior pics.....



Gonna convert it to a permanent full size bed.



I have no intention to use the stove (I have a portable that I use outside) but may get around to using the sink, and I will definitely use the AC, microwave, and the fridge.



Glad to have a 3 cubic ft. 3-way fridge to run off propane, 12 volt, or 120 volt. My previous camper was the Aliner Scout with a piece of crap 1.8 cubic ft. 12 volt/120 volt. Had it removed for storage instead.



Dormer over the dinette.

 

Just part of a rebuild on my 1990 18' Sunline since done carpeting all new custom black blinds sat radio, stereo with subs memory foam mattress. Twin batteries 100 watt solar panel It's a very roomy camper for two people in absolute comfort.

 

Final pics.....



Dinette



Aaahhh.



Love this storage area. Now I can store my tv (OTA and satellite) cables, receiver, and remotes here. (hhmmm, wondering if the tv can be stored here as well. I'll certainly find out.)

 

Love my pop-up! 2013 Jayco BAJA 10G!

Shower, 6 gal cassette toilet, 31gal freshwater, 6gal LP hwt, 11gal grey water tank for shower, LP/12v/120v fridge, elec. brakes, Equal-I-zer WD hitch, AND...a deck for my 4-wheeler!





















I do agree, the main downfall to a pop-up is setup/takedown! My reasons for going this way were, weight, aerodynamics, ability to take my wheeler! My mistakes...shoulda gone with AC and an exhaust vent for the shower!

 

Udy2554 that a pretty sweet setup, def like the idea of bringing a toy with.