Our plans explain the mysteries that usually vex rookie teardrop builders, such as "how do you prevent leaks?", and "how do you bend the aluminum trim around corners?"  These operations are broken down into easy steps for you.

These aren't plans for a stripped-down, production-type teardrop.  We're talking top-shelf, heirloom quality construction that will retain its value and last for years.  Options are given for the faint-of-heart or the behind-of-schedule for regular drawer joints, but if you have a long winter and a heated shop, we'll show you how to make the best!

Detail after detail has gone into our artwork: full-color measured drawings and exploded views, cross-sections and callouts.  This type of artwork is incredibly labor-intensive and expensive to produce, but when you want the best, it's well worth it.

Besides the pages of text and photos, we supply 16 pages of full-color measured shop drawings, fully cross-referenced in the text.  Details are explained where necessary to enable you to save time and money.  

Our plans guide you through every operation; assembling the chassis, forming the body, insulating the cabin, applying the aluminum skin, constructing interior cabinets, wiring diagrams, water system,  and building a complete galley with propane stove.  We even show you how to build your own icebox from scratch.  Our plans will help you no matter which model of teardrop you're building

People unfamiliar with our plans sometimes ask us "Do you give a list of materials needed to build the trailer?"  Ha! We give page after page of materials lists. Of course, you also have to know where to find the stuff, and so we list the sources for all the parts, and include mail-order suppliers for the specialty items.