What you see in the pictures isn’t just an ordinary teardrop trailer. The people from T@B have brought you an exciting and luxurious mobile home. You might think that’s an overstatement, but this cozy teardrop trailer isn’t just a place for sleeping, it also has a fully functioning kitchen inside, stocked with a sink, fridge, and stovetop! That’s not all the good news, because there is also a bath included, with a shower and a toilet. You read that right: no more public toilets when you’re on the road! And if you were wondering where is the bed, find out that the banquette from the dining area folds down into a big bed. Take the virtual tour and watch the video to see it for yourself.

TerraDrop is our offering for those of you with off-road tendencies. TerraDrop is styled to fit in perfectly with modern and classic off-road capable vehicles. It has adventure in its DNA! While maintaining the exact same overall size as FronTear, TerraDrop manages to offer even more internal volume. So you get more storage space and more headroom to boot. TerraDrop can be configured from mild to wild, so it can be made to suite your needs and budget. 

A teardrop trailer built to stand up to the rigors of the Off-Road!

There’s a vintage culture that seems to be sweeping across the world. And it does so by encouraging creativity, ecology and -frankly- a lot of sales! Reusing things and products thought of as junk is beneficial to the environment. At the same time, craftsmen have a new chance to use their skills and come up with a product that is highly sought nowadays. In the following are some examples of what mean teardrop trailers…

image via Nick’s Teardrop Trailer

Little Guy teardrop trailers are the best selling and most popular teardrop trailers in the world..

images via Little Guy Trailers

The 560 Ultra Raindrop is the flagship model of the Camp-Inn family. Adding a couch that converts into bunk beds, the Raindrop goes beyond the traditional boundaries of a teardrop. Enjoy added room to bring the kids or grandkids along, or a comfortable place to read a book on a rainy day.

images via Camp-Inn Trailers

From a certain age, camping directly under the moonlight seems a bit uncomfortable. Even a tent starts to become outdated after a bunch of uses in the wild, especially when you are accustomed to a cozy home. But if you have the opportunity and will power, try and make a teardrop trailer for your use. The 4 by 8 feet trailer began to be popular in the 30s. Its light weight and room for two persons sleeping in it and a small gallery or kitchen in the back made it a hit among nature lovers.

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