Well, the good news is that there definitely are.Īnd in this blog post, we’re going to be highlighting 8 of the most popular options that you can pull with a four-cylinder.
The problem, however, is that most travel trailers, especially larger ones, require a larger tow vehicle to pull them, with at least a V6 if not a V8 engine.īut did you know that there are actually campers out there that you can pull with a 4-cylinder, specifically designed for smaller tow vehicles? We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites.We all know that campers can be a great way to explore the outdoors. Please do your due diligence and deal with people in person.
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Your site is an excellent source of ideas and information. We used an old stainless mixing bowl for a sink!
Again we tried to use as much salvaged and recycled materials as possible. The interior was finished using cedar from a sauna that I had removed from a house. We initially wired it up and installed a breaker panel for use in camping facilities that provide electricity but after more thought we went ahead and bit the bullet and set it up to use solar power as well if we decide to park it in a primitive camp site. We opted to draw out our own plans after looking at multiple drawings on line and looking at different types of tear drops.Īlmost all materials were acquired from RV salvage yards (door, side window and roof vent). We cleaned up the old trailer and painted it up nice. It was built on top of a salvaged pop up camper trailer that I was able to acquire from a friend (his wife was grateful to see it gone). This Pop Up Trailer to Teardrop Camper Project is a guest post by Ryan ParksĪfter following your site and much pressure from my wife and friends I thought I would go ahead and send you pictures of our tear drop camper build.
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