7 BEST Teardrop Trailers and Retro Camping Vehicles for Comfortable Traveling

Trailers with retro teardrop designs have amazing history behind them and they have been gaining popularity in the last couple of decades. In today’s video we collected those models that in our opinion have the best designs and versatility.
00:36 #1 EscaPod Topo Series: escapod.us
EscaPod Topo Series is a tiny off-road-capable home on wheels. Its base price is $13,800 and it includes plenty of standard features, such as queen mattress, kitchen with a YETI Tundra 65 cooler, 3-speed fan, LED lights and deep-cycle battery.
1:57 #2 Bean Trailer: beantrailer.com
Bean Trailer is a modern teardrop trailer that as standard sleeps two people and can have a roof tent providing two additional sleeping spaces secured on top.
3:16 #3 Timberleaf Trailers: timberleaftrailers.com
Timberleaf Trailer is a compact but functional camping trailer that serves as a perfect getaway home for a young adventurous couple. It is available in class, all-road, and off-road packages with a starting price of $19,750.
4:36 #4 Gidget Retro Camper: • Set up Gidget in 30 se...
Gidget Teardrop Retro Camper is a very lightweight trailer with a unique patented slide-out feature doubling its interior space.
5:56 #5 Luna Lite inTech RV: • Luna Lite Walk Around
Luna Lite is a less expensive and light-weight version of the inTech RV’s Luna teardrop trailer with a giant front panoramic windshield.
7:16 #6 Alto from Safari Condo: safaricondo.com/en/caravanes-alto
Alto from Safari Condo is unique in its transforming construction. Due to the fact that the roof is raising it lets people stand in the cabin.
8:36 #7 Droplet Trailer: droplet-trailer.com/model-2018
Droplet trailer is super lightweight weighing 950 lbs and it could be towed by medium-sized cars and small SUVs.
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[@mlangfordcamper]

I build teardrops for a hobby so I am here to get ideas for my channel

[@MustSeeTech]

Good to know. Thanks for watching!

[@calistablake5916]

hi there where could I get the trim to go over the top cheers

[@mccjmj]

Camp Inn is one of the best teardrop manufacturers in the industry....amazing craftsmanship, quality and customer service! Many folks compare them to the same quality as an Airstream. After 5 years ownership of the Camp Inn 560 Ultra model, we still love ours as much as the day we bought it! We haven't found anything else out there we'd rather have for our camping/travel adventures...except maybe a small Airstream someday if we ever get to travel full time & need a bit more space.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for your reply! I will look into this trailer and will consider featuring it in the future. What was the price you paid back in the day?

[@mccjmj]

We bought ours very slightly used (only 3 months old). Price was right around $20K.

[@MustSeeTech]

Wish you many more happy years camping out in this trailer! Thanks for sharing you personal feedback

[@jackgilmore8383]

The tear drop campers are the best I'm trying to design one for my phone family I cannot afford 28000 or $30000 for 1 so I'm going to try to build 1 myself I think they're just absolutely awesome keep up the good work thank you

[@MustSeeTech]

You are very welcome. Good luck with your project! Don't forget to document-video record your progress and share it on KZbin

[@customtees7744]

Mate I've watched an ASSLOAD of teardrop videos, and a bunch of these I've never seen before. I'm glad I watched this.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for your feedback! I'm happy my content was useful to you!

[@danieledwards7341]

I love teardrops! I am becomming a fan of A=frames too.

[@mlangfordcamper]

I like the timberleaf trailer 12 gallon water tank

[@mlangfordcamper]

The Bean is cool

[@SimirJohnson]

Missed the T@g by NuCamp.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. Check out one of my recent videos, I have it covered there: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3qbgmmfrZKVbsk

[@piekabe1]

That is a good simple camper/caravan I like your video, I think maybe I will build my next one like that.Thank you for the ideas!

[@MustSeeTech]

You are welcome! Have you built a camper before?

[@djjones9720]

Colorado teardrops my dudes

[@jamesgosman4387]

You should consider the Vistabule. Classic design and so well thought out.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, James. Thanks for the feedback. I featured the Vistabule in one of my previous videos.

[@lindanorman2589]

Thank you. I am in the market and your video is a great help. Noted there are some models that could join your lineup: Camp Inn, Colorado Teardrops, Vintage Overland Campers.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks Linda! I am happy that I could be of help. I believe I have featured the Colorado Teardrops in one of my videos before, but I will check out the other two.

[@SamSoMite421]

LOVE THESE!

[@MustSeeTech]

Hey, thanks for stopping by. Glad you liked them.

[@mlangfordcamper]

Ooh the Gidget has a nice cooler and galley wood

[@mlangfordcamper]

The Luna is unique for sure and looks great I just don't want the ac blowing on my feet

[@chellythompson6827]

I love the last camper that you showed

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@narsreenjohnson4966]

@@MustSeeTech i like the last because it had see tru windows and..how much and can we buy in au?

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, thanks for watching! Droplet is a Canadian company. Not sure is they deliver to Australia, could not confirm on their website. You will have to contact them directly

[@leaannhicks2809]

I love the year drops but for that price it should have a tent bathroom shower and compost toilet at least

[@chriskellas2902]

I think the Vistabule is the best in its class.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Chris. Thanks for the feedback!

[@kimfrinzell9133]

@@MustSeeTech tear drop trailers new

[@pw3543]

Great video! Thank you

[@MustSeeTech]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by at the channel

[@Benny.13]

Everything is so expensive today. Think I’ll build my own

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Ivan. That's is a valid option. You can use this video for inspiration.

[@carasmussen27]

good luck. I am starting woodworking but don't have the savvy to build a trailer but maybe in time I'll learn the skills

[@dakotaescher1]

I love the small compact size, but... Why don't many of these have a sofa/bed option? I like the idea of sitting in (rain) or laying down. Seems logical enough of an option. An a/c in the roof? I don't need a kitchen. If anyone knows of one let me know. Thanks.

[@susancpotter4230]

The narrator's mechanical voice is so hard to follow.

[@tardeliesmagic]

I like #5

[@MustSeeTech]

Good choice. Thanks for sharing!

[@AbusharifVideos]

Really nice video. I like The Alto Safari! Wow

[@mark-di5pf]

How did Bean Trailer get left off of this! Way better design and construction.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, it is in the video, itis #2. You must have missed it

[@jusbenme1]

was checking out the timberleaf trailers on the website and the prices on here reflect last year as this is almost 2020 prices have gone up LOL

[@MustSeeTech]

I see, it starts from $21,500 now. Almost $2k price bump in year😭

[@blitchfield40]

Missed the Vistabule Trailer

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi there! Thanks for the suggestion. It has already been brought up to me by other users. My bad. How did you like the rest of the lineup?

[@4486xxdawson]

To bad for gidget i loved thier teardrop one of the most innovative and quality ones ive seen but that what happens to quality over quantity

[@CashIsKing_UseItOrLoseIt]

The droplet for $17,950 !? I'd take a runaway anyday just on the principal of the price difference.

[@MustSeeTech]

Runaway is good option by itself. It has pretty decent reviews

[@georgeseriani2482]

You forgot off grid trailers from Alberta Canada the expedition 2.0 and the panel 2.0 I believe these are the best trailers you can find at a great price point.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, George. Thanks for the suggestion. I would not call them classic teardrops but they are definitely worth looking into!

[@blakutnuj]

I like that Alto trailer!

[@dougfarrand3965]

The Alto can really be lived in. Inside kitchen and toilet. Almost 7 ft headroom when the roof is up and King size bed + full sized single. Furnace, aircon, heat pump, hot water and shower.

[@MustSeeTech]

True. That transformer roof is a great feature. Do you happen to own one?

[@experimenteks3974]

It makes me want to pick up a hammer and learn carpentry. The perfect size camper/motorhome for me would be something not more than 20' - 22' from hitch to toe. These little guys fit. I'm surprised the T@G and T@B series should be on this list. Saw the Luna by Intech. Some places sell these close to 20k. That one is nice compared to other teardrops because of that huge front window. Definitely beats the tent. Lol

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for stopping by. Carpentry is indeed a cool skill. Maybe some day you will have time to turn it into your hobby. Best of luck with the endeavor!

[@TheGratitudeAttitude]

yes, the T@G and T@B should have been included... We love our T@G !

[@TheNajSD]

I'm building a vardo style right now. ~16' tongue to rear canopy. Full size bed, cooking area, tons of storage, sub $3k grand total including frame. The hard part is managing weight.

[@tomdavis8757]

These are some super nice campers but the prices tend to be very high for what they are and that kind of gets away from the original intent. Some have so many bells and whistles, might as well get a small travel trailer like an iCamp with full facilities.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Tom. Thanks for watching the video and suggesting your own option. Do you think that some of these are overequipped?

[@tomdavis8757]

Must See Tech Not necessarily over equipped but when I think of teardrops I think of simplicity and reasonable cost. These are some super nice campers. Just one mans opinion

[@ArtPop]

Wow

[@messenjah71]

Although more expensive, you can't beat the Vistabule. The charm alone is worth the extra cash, and that's saying nothing of the quality and care that goes into the manufacturing of each trailer.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for your feedback. My bad for not featuring the Vistabule. Do you happen to own one?

[@messenjah71]

@@MustSeeTech Yes, I bought #152 last October. It was the first model with flexible solar panels added to the roof. It is a work of art, in my opinion.

[@spudokeefe]

onemessenjah completely agree. Vistabule should have been on there!

[@MustSeeTech]

Congratulations. So what was the final price of the trailer? How many miles have your covered and we're there any serious problem with it? Thanks for sharing in advance!

[@messenjah71]

Must See Tech They start in the $18,000 range for a base model. I opted for all of the extras - bike rack, air conditioning, heat, electric brakes, solar panels, fire extinguisher, etc and paid between $26k-$28k. Bought it last October and took trips to the White Mountains a few times and Lake Champlain. No problems whatsoever, unless you think giving many tours to curious onlookers a problem. People take pictures, lots of looks, and I get approached with questions every time I take it out.

[@user-tk6tz9nl1v]

The prices on these trailers are ridiculous.

[@joshmclernon1197]

yes very well priced

[@glennthomas4159]

They’re fun to design and build and no huge price tag. I wasn’t terribly impressed with most of these.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for sharing your opinion, Glen. Are you a fan of camping, yourself? Would you like to suggest a more interesting topic for one of my future videos? I appreciate the feedback

[@glennthomas4159]

Must See Tech maybe a dive into building and the pros and cons. I see mostly pros in my build.

[@joeturner1597]

I tried to get hold of one for years with no luck. Then one year when I was at Warwick Folk Festival I pitched up my Bongo next to one. The next morning it rained. I didn't have to get wet to have a piss. I had redesigned my interior complete with toilet. You can't stand up in a Teardrop. Gave up looking after that.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for your feedback. Mazda Bongo? teardrops are indeed not for everyone, gladly campers come in all forms and prices

[@joeturner1597]

Yeah. Fitted solar panel, beer fridge. Had years of fun in that old beast. All over the continent. Gone now unfortunately. Blew a gasket and the auto gearbox packed up. The repairs were more than I could handle. We move on.

[@wolfpak8228]

Joe Turner --you probably could have used a coke bottle..just sayin..😁

[@chaosncheckt9356]

I have a nuCamper CS-S with the small indoor shower/toilet. I'm 6'2" and probably will never use the shower but I have used the toilet "once" and it was a challenge but it beat getting dressed and walking outside.

[@MustSeeTech]

Lol. Thanks for sharing.

[@michaeldavidson5393]

You missed Camp-Inn and Little Guy Teardrop Trailers.

[@MustSeeTech]

Indeed great trailers. Thanks for the suggestion. My bad that I missed them. How did you like the episode?

[@kimberlycresap9852]

Michael Davidson I was waiting for the Campinn! I recently purchased one and can’t wait to get out there !

[@checonava233]

@@MustSeeTech is any to buy in California usa

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Check Nava. You would need to contact the manufacturer to find out. If the trailer is on sale in the US, I would assume you can get it in California

[@lee1130fromtwitter]

for a quarter of the price you could get the cargo to camper type trailer that's just as light and has more room and easier to suit your needs...

[@MustSeeTech]

Good day. I would really appreciate if you shared some links to the ready made models that you mentioned.thanks in advance

[@lee1130fromtwitter]

weroll and runaway campers are both dry campers like a teardrop with an ac for under 4k.... sooo the teardrop shape is worth 10K more lol. what a joke.

[@MustSeeTech]

Don't forget about the super expensive aerodynamic shape ;)

[@lee1130fromtwitter]

@@MustSeeTech I hope you are sarcastic. Your vehicle will break nearly all the wind for any trailer below your roof line.....

[@MustSeeTech]

Of course I am ;)

[@tatemushroom1002]

little guy mini max is my choice

[@MustSeeTech]

Agreed, it is among the best😉

[@jm787878]

You could have a look at the T42 from Igloo caravan. Their unique value proposition ? Simplicity, low weight ... no more than 400 lbs !

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. Thanks for the suggestion. I will check it out.

[@SAsh-zg6ln]

15-30k is way too much for a teardrop. U can buy a transit or nv200 used for 10k and convert it for 5k and it’ll be much bigger than a teardrop. Plus u wouldn’t need to haul it. And they get good mpg

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi there. I don't think our comparison is fair. You are talking about a used van and a self conversion. If you were to buy a new van and counted in all of your personal work, the price won't be much different.

[@mr.d8747]

*9:27** **_The man put his leg into the fire_*

[@30-06]

What I still don’t understand especially with small travel trailers... who needs TV? Who would like spend extra $ for TV to stay in a teardrop camper?

[@MustSeeTech]

Lol I bet watching TV in a teardrop isn't too comfy.

[@johnglue1744]

How do you keep from getting dirt all in the bed area? Even if you take your shoes off while sitting you still have to store them inside somewhere . I would expect some debris to fall off as you stop your shoes especially if it is raining or snowing.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, that's a valid concern. Some of the teardrops do have storage compartments, but to be sure, you can address this question to the manufacturer of the trailer that interested you

[@aaronrogers4759]

What about the Vistabule Teardrop Trailer?

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, I have it featured in my video on classic teardrops: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3XGZ2uFpbhlZ9U

[@aldercamper9430]

Yea.... 1930... Can you imagine that in Russia they just start to be popular, but no, here people just realized they exist.

[@captainvlogtamil8622]

Super I am Indian

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, thanks for watching! Did you like any of these trailers?

[@stevenV57]

Wonder why so many of these trailer company's are going out of business $$$$$ the T@B trailers are on their third manufacturer

[@0150r]

And if you build one out of the utility/cargo trailers, you can probably still use it for cargo. I'm looking at doing this so I can transport some bikes/atv/etc and then fold down a bed or use a cot for sleeping at night.

[@teddyjakeddy975]

theusatrailerstore.com/double-duty-utility-camping-trailer/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4rns-MSh3QIVAY5pCh1aTggkEAQYASABEgIRs_D_BwE $1600 or $16000. Not completely equal, but neither are the prices.

[@fcburgner35]

Charming and clever design but I'm not sure I'd buy one because of safety concerns now that I'm older and more cautious. RV's are easy targets for criminals anyway and one of these might just make you a victim on the half shell.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hey. You make a valid point, I think manufacturers should consider adding security systems on their RV models.

[@raymae60]

No more robot narrations!

[@MustSeeTech]

Totally agree, that is why I narrate all of my videos myself

[@talldude5841]

Comfortable camping?? What are you talking about. Now you should included the Nucamp tag, and Tab 400 Teardrop campers. They put these all to shame.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. Thanks for the suggestions. I will check them out 👍

[@garrfieldtodd3349]

Way to over priced. Would be amazing if they were priced more affordably. Much respect to the builders an engineers who develop these products. Just wish I could get one without costing a arm an a leg. Get inspiration to build my own.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Garfield. Thanks for your feedback. That is definitely a money-saving option if you have enough time. What about the designs? Do you have a favorite among the ones featured in the video?

[@garrfieldtodd3349]

Must See Tech I like them all. I know better to get paid for my opinion. 😉😎😉 Thanks for the shout out. An a response. You the man!!! Keep up the great Videos.

[@embwee]

Borat's doing voiceovers?

[@MustSeeTech]

I don't know. Does he?

[@MustSeeTech]

!!! IMPORTANT UPDATE !!! As of January 2019, Gidget Campers is operated under voluntary administration. The company was fined $1mil, and it owes over $3.5 mil to customers and creditors. This is another attempt of ours to bring you an episode with somewhat more affordable trailers. Did we succeed this time? Share your thoughts in the comments section!

[@RicardoRoams]

I'm betting that most people think that anything over 10 grand for any small trailer is too much.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for your feedback. What's your opinion? Is it too much?

[@RicardoRoams]

Yes. I think they are too expensive for what you get. The cheapest is over $10,000 for basically a sleeping box with some electrical hook ups. And remember, you must first buy a tow vehicle. They can range from $70,000 for a new Chevy Tahoe down to around $50,000 for other SUVs. So if you add the cost of the trailer, you're talking some serious money. And for what? There is not much there with these small trailers.

[@MustSeeTech]

Trailers are not for everyone indeed.but they do add convenience of just hooking up the thing and hitting the road. Plus some of the models could be towed even by small cars. As for the prices, there is nothing I can do. Manufacturers set up the pricing and I just wanted to share my findings. What setup do you use for camping?

[@RicardoRoams]

Must See Tech, What I use for camping is a mini van. it's also my daily driver. I live in a condo complex and must garage my vehicle. Mini vans provide good cargo capacity and fit in any standard garage or parking structure. I simply pull out my rear seats when I go camping. This allows me to put in my cot for sleeping, an ice chest, camp stove, clothes, and misc. items. I even have room for a porta potty. My mini van has a V6 engine which gives me plenty of power for passing on the highway and climbing mountain roads. It also gets good gas mileage for it's size. The only negative is i wish my mini van had more ground clearance. Most of the time it's no problem but there are some limitations on U.S. Forest Service and BLM dirt roads.

[@itsjoannotjoann5070]

Nice video with some interesting teardrop trailers. But please, hire a different narrator.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. Thanks for your feedback. I will continue working on my narration skills.

[@TheDogHollerer]

@@MustSeeTech Can I say Mr / Mrs. Must See Tech I have watched and listened to thousands of youtube videos over the years and you are the most patient and kind creator answering even the most rude commentors with respect even if they dont deserve it. I have never seen such a high level of professionalism on this site! And your narration skills are just fine! Cheers!

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, thanks for your support. I try to stay positive in any situation. Btw, if you like the content, please subscribe! Thanks

[@yepme6484]

I saw a video where a guy bought one shortly afterwards got one that he could stand up in

[@abelmaldonado6643]

I would rather build one and save $

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. That is definitely an option, if you have time and necessary skills! What design would you base your camper on?

[@abelmaldonado6643]

@@MustSeeTech I would do a square drop style easier I think I made mine in just under a year

[@MustSeeTech]

👍 nice. Thanks for sharing

[@MyAutumnFall]

My uncle owns timber leaf campers

[@MustSeeTech]

Hey, Bryan. Thanks for sharing. Have you ever camped with him? What do you think?

[@MyAutumnFall]

Must See Tech actually I did we went out and camped with him in Nebraska for the lunar eclipse 2 years ago

[@MustSeeTech]

Sounds cool. Thanks for responding!

[@wafll8777]

the prices are an absolute joke

[@TrayDyer38]

These damn things cost as much as a car!

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Kevin. Take a look at this collection: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6rVf6Srnblke80 They might not look as glamorous but are definitely more affordable

[@philh3178]

Can you get someone without such a thick accent to do the voiceover?

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi there. I prefer narrating videos on my own. Working on my accent, wouldn't say it's that "thick" , didn't you understand everything clearly?

[@MustSeeTech]

It is not a problem. I know about my imperfect narration. Working on it. Hopefully future videos will be much better.

[@jnicksnewstart]

His voice is fine. I can't stand the loud, tinny and harsh, crappy music. Every time he stops talking up goes the music. He's not the only one guilty of this. No one tries to find any smooth soothing music. It always has to be like driving an ice pick in your ear.

[@MustSeeTech]

Good day. Thanks for your feedback. Will do my best to update the music library and find something soothing. Cheers

[@mojtabanorouzi4894]

Where is showroom ......

[@MustSeeTech]

Hey, what model are you interested in?

[@nikostevens1]

How are all of these this expensive? For the price of 1 of those small ones, I could buy 3 regular second hand campers...

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Niko. Check out this selection: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6rVf6Srnblke80 It has the cheapest teardrops on the market

[@absurdfool]

#4 buyers of the gidget retro really valued their buys, the maker went bankrupt lol

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, I found out about their bankruptcy after the video release. Was dissaponted as well

[@hobbyhermit66]

Too damned expensive for the size.

[@deanflet973]

Damn expensive not worth it I can buy used full sized camper for same price!🖕🐼🤳🏼

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Dean. The prices are indeed far from affordable for many people. Which is your ideal full sized camper for the money?

[@MyAutumnFall]

Yeah but this thing is better than your trailer have you ever seen one in person they are so nice

[@deanflet973]

@@MyAutumnFall yes at festivals.

[@holsteincowboy]

No idea why these US trailers are so expensive.You can buy a quality teardrop in the UK for 4-5.5 K

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, holsteincowboy. Do you care to share some models and manufacturers? I would gladly check them out

[@cece3194]

Gidgit.

[@MustSeeTech]

I liked it too. Was sorry to hear that they went out of business.

[@cincycowboypete]

Where is the Tab@B, Tab@G and Tab@400? Except for the Alto, this list is just a group of posers that have copied the Tab@ products.

[@MustSeeTech]

Appreciate the feedback. I do admit, the ball was dropped on this one. Should have featured some T@B trailer. However, I do not agree that other manufacturers copied the design outright. All of these still seem unique to me, after all teardrop is a teardrop, it is the rest of the package that counts

[@baileymoto]

cincycowboypete What do you mean? Teardrop trailers became popular in the 1940’s. T@B had been around for about 10 minutes in comparison. T@B is a copy/their own iteration of teardrops that have been around for many decades.

[@stanleydenning]

So many of these manufactures add to many extras and fancy stuff to there teardrop's. Making the price around $20'000 US. A teardrop should be one up from a tent. Not a home away from home. I'm a carpenter/ craftsman. I can Build my own for $ 1,200. That's why company's go bankrupt. You don't need a $800 cook stove. A Colman stove is fine. Electric cooler. Why ? Ice or Dry ice is good enough. Running water ? Just give me a storage tank and a picket. They're all just too over the top.

[@MustSeeTech]

That is definitely a solid option. You can treat this video as a source of inspiration then🙂

[@Alpha-iu2ny]

Stanley Denning you’re right , who needs excessive luxury when you can take with you only the essentials of camping !

[@MrRick693]

I think they're over rated. There are better designs today. I can just see rain and water running down the back hatch,when its open, and running into the kitchen.

[@MustSeeTech]

Welcome to my channel. Reasonable observation. What trailer design would you prefer?

[@MrRick693]

Thanks. Don't get me wrong they are beautiful but I think bringing the roof all the way to the rear to get rid of the radius and have a door with hinges in the side.

[@MustSeeTech]

Yep. Makes sense.

[@ralwoe]

A lot of unnecessary weight. Don't need all those fancy cupboards and table. Just something really light that I can crawl into to sleep.

[@MustSeeTech]

So, a bed on wheels with a roof😁

[@Animallovingpermie]

Honestly you'd be better off building your own in that case. Only really important bits would be an exhaust fan especially if you have an internal gas stove, and I wouldn't skimp on the insulation either. Oh and the battery would need to have an external vent depending on type of battery

[@Alpha-iu2ny]

Really pricey for the size .. they cost a good house down payment ! Some enthusiastic company should come up with a accesible one $$

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, thanks for the comment. I am actually gathering info for a video on the cheapest teardrop currently on the market. So if you stumble upon such a company, don't hesitate to share!

[@jubjon]

what is with the robot voice?

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, it is actually my voice. I narrate all of the videos on this channel myself

[@carolynhaywood7701]

You missed the British barefoot

[@MustSeeTech]

My bad. Is it better than all of the models from my list? Appreciate the suggestion

[@desalbrecht6127]

British barefoot looks like it has come straight out from the sixties. Lol

[@バーガーバーガー]

rent please

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for your comment. Renting and co ownership are indeed the best and the most affordable ways of having fun traveling in a trailer. Do you rent for camping occasions? How much is for a weekend?

[@TheBeaver50]

13 , 14 , 15 THOUSAND Dollars!???? these tear drop trailers are awesome but not worth half of that .

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. Unfortunately, I cannot influence the prices, but I am glad you liked the designs.

[@dumpsterdude]

The Timberleaf is the only quality built trailer in the video, the rest are junk. If you want a quality built teardrop go with a Timberleaf, Campinn, Oregon TrailR, or the Cadillac of all teardrops the Vistabule Trailer. Just be ready to pay a premium for these!

[@UncleFjester]

Sure is expensive when you are afraid of sleeping on the ground.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, what camping solution do you prefer?

[@jeffbaviera3693]

@@MustSeeTech Days Inn, Best Western, Red Roof Inn.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Jeff. This is not exactly camping

[@jeffbaviera3693]

@@MustSeeTech True, but my idea of roughing it is cutting steak with a butter knife!

[@MustSeeTech]

@Jeff Baviera, lol. Got you!

[@shoesuite]

everything electric now, replace gas with electric

[@MustSeeTech]

You'll have to add batteries and solar. Both will add weight and increase prices, which already are not cheap. Though I have seen higher end campers use all-electric amenities, like stove and heating.

[@ryanh1015]

#4 I can see where they went bankrupt. 20k for a teardrop camper? Teardrop are meant to be small lightweight campers for people not some big ass loan they'll owe. For that price tag get urself a bigger camper that's worth the price

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi. Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6rVf6Srnblke80 I tried to find the cheapest models on the market

[@kali205]

Poor research. Gidget went bust.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi there. I believe I mentioned it in the narration, didn't I?

[@7vaughn3]

Yes he did mention that. Poor listening skills

[@MustSeeTech]

Thanks for the confirmation. I have been starting to wonder whether the KZbin is showing two different versions of my video

[@stevefrank733]

Please have someone replace this narrator. We have watched several videos, and my wife and I cannot understand his enunciation.

[@MustSeeTech]

Good day. I narrate the videos on my own, have been doing it for quite some time now and kinda plan to keep going, hard luck

[@BernardS4]

This video would be quite informative if it had an intelligible speaker.

[@yogavnture1]

20k for a tiny box no thanks u could just buy a new truck and put a topper on it for less

[@MustSeeTech]

Now truck and an RTT for less than 20k? I doubt that

[@yogavnture1]

@@MustSeeTech I COULD BUY A USED TRUCK AND PUT A TOPPER ON IT FOR LESS THAN 20K FOR SURE.

[@MustSeeTech]

Important correction

[@yogavnture1]

@@MustSeeTech i bought an almost new wolf pup 17rp toy hauler for under 10k

[@robertdoshi481]

Checkout www.highaltitudetrailers.com High Altitude Trailer Co

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, Robert. Thanks for the suggestion

[@paulromero2368]

Only got a minute into the video. Couldn’t understand the weird robot voice and had to go

[@MustSeeTech]

Sorry to hear that, Paul. You should have given it a longer try, the video is quite interesting and informative.

[@cece3194]

Good videos but the voice is HIDEOUS!

[@ErnieMayberry]

Why go to the trouble of producing such a nice video, then use a narrator most English speakers are going to have difficulty in understanding. Hire someone who can speak English with minimal accent.

[@Mitja73]

All are overpriced, looks like add for them and not test.

[@MustSeeTech]

Hi, I never claimed I was going to test them. You can treat this video as a digest of new teardrops

[@bandaddie]

you may have something of interest to say but your robot voice indicates a lack of intelligence. You are blocked.

[@MustSeeTech]

Thank you. I happy that you won't be able to see my videos again. Don't want to waste traffic on you