If You Think Foam Teardrop Trailers Won't Last!

If you think foam teardrops can’t handle the road…think again! In this video, we’re diving into Kenneth’s one-of-a-kind foam-built camper that’s racked up an impressive 68,000 miles. Not only is this trailer more affordable than anything else on the channel, but it also boasts features you’d never expect from a foamie: a permanent compost toilet, two beds, and a drop floor for standing height. Kenneth walks us through his build, showing how he used foam and household items, like screen doors, rubber maid containers, and other items lying around to create this unique design. And the best part, this project only requires with simple tools like a box cutter and a straight edge ruler. Whether you’re looking for a budget-friendly project or just curious about the durability of foam campers, this tour will inspire you to rethink what’s possible. Stick around to see more amazing foam-built trailers and find links in the description to channels that will walk you through every step of creating your own lightweight, DIY camper.
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[@kennethwers]

Thank for featuring my trailer. I hope your subscribers get something from it. Nice job of editing. I am not a speech maker. Although I have conducted many tours of my trailer. If anyone has questions, I will try to answer them. As I read this, I am sitting in the middle of a lake on ice. Listening to the ice thump around me. Last year I camped every month of the year. Yeah.

[@LEdHeadW]

Killer accent you got there bud. Feels like home, just like that clever lil' trailer must feel out on the road. Way to go!

[@PJS-e2p]

Wow!!! Impressive!

[@motocampphoenix1708]

You should do a more in depth showing of this.

[@freedomtowander]

Well done sir! I may steal some ideas for my build if you don’t mind? It’s absolutely amazing for what I need!

[@freedomtowander]

I would like to consult you for ideas. Is that something that you would be willing to do?

[@drwillblake]

Brilliance. He takes “out of the box” to the next level.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I second that. You said that perfectly. I love his concept of "My Way"

[@Green__one]

I love the slide outs! I have done exactly the same on my wooden teardrop, I had considered a foam build but I wasn't convinced that I could make it work with the slide outs. Congratulations! I love it.

[@gerardschlundt4776]

AWESOME!!! We've camped next to him, and thoroughly enjoyed his company as well as his unique and fresh ideas.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Such a small world. I think we've got comments now from about four different people who know Kenneth.

[@tarawroblewski233]

Me too!

[@violentdawg]

Thank you for sharing this Drew!!! After seeing so many teardrops/squaredrop tt's from you I've really been thinking about a DIY trailer myself, even been drawing out different kinds. This gentleman here is an absolute GENIOUS! He didn't just think outside of the box, he threw the box inside the camper and built around it! It's so nice to see so many people out here saying "if a small travel trailer is going to be $30,000 then I'll just build one MY WAY for 1/10th of the price (actually less than that)! Please do more of these as you come across them!

[@sierramantrvlnus]

What a great video, had me smiling the entire time. Seems like such a nice guy and very creative too. It's wonderful that they're getting so much use and having such a great time out and about. And a couple of people in the comments have even camped with them before. That's awesome! Much love and positive energy to you and your family as always.

[@mikecrawford7352]

Thanks Drew for featuring a non conventional tear drop camper. Very clever build, I love the slide out totes and the drop floor. He definitely made this work for him with in his budget. Very clever on the pull out shower curtain as well. He defiantly thinking outside the box on this. It gives me ideas for my perfect camper design.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad you saw the beauty in this Mike. I was worried people wouldn't see what I saw. And like you said, I had high hopes that what he did would inspire others. Really makes you reevaluate standard practices. Do it your way.

[@mikecrawford7352]

@ yes I agree i first saw it and thought junk, i think the color doesn’t do it favors though. However I see his geniuses in his build. His problem solving is amazing and practical. I would be interested in what it cost him to build. My guess is between 3 and 5k far cheaper than a look good not necessarily practical wasted space production model.

[@kennethwers]

@@mikecrawford7352 It's color is the where's Waldo of the camper world. Ha Ha

[@mikecrawford7352]

@ lol no doubt however it’s design is enough for that alone.

[@shawnal3027]

This guy needs his own company - I would totally buy this!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Yeah, we have seen nobody design a trailer like this. So unique and practical.

[@kennethwers]

​@@PlayingwithSticksIt's slill going strong. At the moment I am sitting on ice in the middle of a lake. Winter camping in Minnesota. Ha ha.

[@freedomtowander]

I’m inspired. I’m totally appropriating some of his ideas! This is beautiful. Imitation is the highest form of flattery, right? 8:09

[@EvolvingDaily65]

@@kennethwers I just wish you could show me how to do this? I am almost 60, currently facing living primarily out of 07 Honda Pilot. I am currently working at my local school but need a sleeping quarters I would love to build one of these!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

The beauty is these can be built with common tools and if you partner up with a friend or two you can get these done pretty quickly.

[@camp-inn]

This was really great to see Ken and his neat rig here!

[@jennstuart2031]

The evolution of creativity on the horizon of need is what keeps us all moving forward. This is an amazing trailer. Many thanks!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

"The evolution of creativity on the horizon of need is what keeps us all moving forward" did you come up with that? That's a beautiful saying.

[@jennstuart2031]

I did.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@jennstuart2031 I am impressed!!!

[@jennstuart2031]

😊

[@CinkSVideo]

Gotta love the ingenuity of people. The best part for me is the slide outs for the beds. This allows for a floor to get in and out without crawling on the bed. He built something that is perfect for them.

[@jeffrey5961]

nice design elements. Thank Ken, Dixie and Drew for sharing this.

[@richardhenry1969]

Now that is what i remember teardrops used to be. I remember when I was a child reading poplar mechanic with articles about them.

[@maryespinola6865]

Wow! Love the ingenuity and use of everyday materials.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Hi Mary, good to see you.

[@mrdave22]

seems like a humble and kind man. clearly he also has great taste, since he owns a foamie. thanks for sharing Drew, God bless you.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad to hear you enjoyed this one. I mean, it is a foamie 😆 God bless you as well my friend.

[@patrickmckowen2999]

Fantastic video 👍👍 My absolute favorite small camper to date. The combination of making a foamie and putting it on a open utility trailer. Keeping it simple and DIY 😍, inspiring! Cheers

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Love hearing this Patrick! Great seeing you my friend.

[@lynnef3297]

Thanks Drew and Kenneth! I've been looking at foamie builds of teardrops and standies for years. So cool. I enjoyed seeing this foamie and all the ways Kenneth made it his own. There are some great ideas here! 😁👍

[@PlayingwithSticks]

So glad to hear you're enjoying this. This was a fun video to make. Like you, I've been looking at these for years. I've never found the right time to build one though.

[@roundstone2020]

This guy is a genius!!!!!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

🥳 I second that

[@MadeleineJohnston-yr9yy]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL GIFT YOU HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH FROM ALMIGHTY GOD, WELL DONE, ❤

[@PlayingwithSticks]

He truly has a gift

[@chargestate42]

Fantastic build! Love the ideas!

[@ramonapuckett3059]

Ingenuity at its best! I haven’t watched the other videos you mentioned but I will. It’s very interesting and I love the way he kept mentioning his wife. Happy life, happy wife! Or maybe it’s the other way around? Oh well, any way you look at it, this is a very cool teardrop! Thank you, Drew, good job 👍🩷

[@myself248]

Looks like a lot of the shelves and other panels were reclaimed materials too, further lowering the cost and resource footprint. Brilliant at every turn!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Good eye. That's a really good point

[@Timrathmore]

Thats amazing 😂😂😂. Im impressed. You do what makes you happy and works.

[@MJCarter-MnknLady]

I’m glad to see a more on depth look at his foamie!! It was featured on another channel too! I love foamies! Glad to hear it was stored outside too. He is both creative and inventive. 1100 pounds, woohoo. Working on my own foamie now! Very inspiring.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I didn't realize it had been on another channel. I have a feeling in the future it'll be on even more.

[@kennethwers]

The 1100 pounds is loaded with every thing ready to go.

[@63mrl]

Blessings, and best wished to all our brothers and sisters caravaning.

[@JohnHoranzy]

Very well done! Thank you for sharing.😀😀😀😀

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Thank you John, glad you enjoyed it!

[@kebeaux6546]

HeyDrew!! That foam trailer is impressive. Ingenuity. Well done. 48K miles. Still looks pretty good. Best regards to you & family. 🪒

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Agreed! I would not have guessed it had over 48,000 miles on it. In our last foam video everybody wanted to see one that has had some road miles. I think we can say this one has been on the road a bit 😂

[@michaelptm2269]

Seems like a really smart and humble guy. Great video and awesome trailer!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad you enjoyed it! Michael!

[@alphagrendel]

What a super cool machine! So many great design ideas. Well done!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad you thought so. We thought the same thing!

[@touringandtrails]

It's truly amazing. The foam guys are always creative. Maybe one day, I will attempt to create one. Great video 🎉

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad to hear this is inspirational to you. That's what I was hoping folks would say.

[@GrantRTanner]

Gotta love the creativity and the done is better than perfect attitude!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Done is better than perfect. Well said.

[@jgrant4520]

Thanks Drew!! This guy is very creative! That drop floor has very little clearance! You hit something and you will have the Fred Flintstone version of this tear drop real quick! 🤣

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Thank you so much Brad! I splurged and went stumptown hair blender coffee from Brad today. In my defense it was on sale 😂

[@jgrant4520]

@PlayingwithSticks You are very welcome! Enjoy my friend! ☕

[@kennethwers]

I made the drop floor out of very lightweight aluminum. With fail safe in mine (it fails before the whole trailer does). I have the technology to repair it. Ha Ha I also have a lightweight skid plate in-front of the drop floor.

[@dustinjohnson1410]

DIYers are masters at innovation. Not all there ideas will be good, but they aren't affraid to try them out.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Well said. And also what works for one, may not work for another, you have to find your way for your style

[@clarkleakins879]

Thanks for the great ideas! Hobos could build small trailers this method would make a huge survival nest.

[@maradall]

Brilliant design! I've delved into foam construction, and used it to make part of the kitchen unit in my Mercedes Vito van. It was a massive learning curve, and there are some disadvantages to foam (mostly for me, it is bulkier than wood; also harder to get accurate cuts if you need perfectly square corners) but its super light weight is a huge plus & makes it worth persisting.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Thanks for sharing your alternative uses for foam. Love the creativity there.

[@kennethwers]

I found the screw in plastic wall anchors work great if you predrill a hole and put gorilla glue in the hole before installing the plastic anchor. The glue expanse into the foam. Just a foamie to foamie tip.

[@maradall]

@@kennethwers Yes, I did learn this one, and works great too! (but thanks for sharing, and useful for anyone else who wants to try foamie construction!)

[@desparky]

I bet Mac Gyver secretly has this guy on Speed Dial! He is one smart bloke, with such simple yet elegant solutions. Happy travels and thanks for sharing.

[@simonsuh227]

Oh my goodness! Kenneth and Dixie! We've ran into that lovely couple in Lake Corpus Christi! So glad to see them doing well, and that trailer we saw is still holding up great :) Hey Kenneth, not sure if you'll read this but just wanted to say hi. We are that Asian family of four with the Bean trailer. Wow, what a small world.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

This may be one of my favorite comments ever. A chance encounter and an Asian family of four in a Bean Trailer. So good!!!

[@kennethwers]

Hi ,it's a small world. Hope you are doing fine. Camp On.

[@simonsuh227]

@ Love it! Thanks for putting the video out :) This was a happy surprise.

[@simonsuh227]

@ Camp on Kenneth and Dixie. Keeping you guys in our prayers.

[@kevincrooks639]

So many great ideas here. Foam is the way to go.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

It's a great option that's overlooked by many

[@kevincrooks639]

@PlayingwithSticks Yes, I'm in the middle of a build now.

[@twloughlin]

He really needs to get a patent on those foot slide-outs. I guarantee you some company out there will see this and steal the idea if he doesn't.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I was thinking the same thing. If companies don't pick this up, they totally misses the beauty of this trailer.

[@twloughlin]

@@PlayingwithSticks You did him a solid by doing this video - he has evidence of his creation!! 😄

[@PlayingwithSticks]

That's a good way of looking at it. This has got his name all over it doesn't it?

[@twloughlin]

@@PlayingwithSticks ABSOLUTELY! I hope he reads the comments!

[@kennethwers]

​@@twloughlinI am reading the comments. I just like to show people what can be done.

[@kings5223]

Amazing ideas in this trailer and looks like it works great for them.

[@mr.somebody1493]

Guy is a genius.

[@ab2abblank607]

Kenneth and his wife are the salt of the earth! His ingenuity is commendable and inspiring. On the subject of trailer construction, I think it's high time we reconsider the question of modern, wood built trailers vs fiberglass trailers. Theoretically, fiberglass materials are superior and command a small premium over their wood counterparts, but with today's modern wood construction techniques, is it really necessary to prefer a fiberglass trailer over a wood one? When I look a companies like Hiker Trailer, Timberleaf trailers, High Camp trailers, Teardrops NW and Oregon Tail'r, just to name a few, how many of their customers are reporting problems with the supposed shortcomings of using wood. Sure, there's added maintenance, but I'd argue that it adds to more self-reliant confidence and the experience of ownership. Drew, what are you hearing from the traditional wood, teardrop trailer owners?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Well I completely agree with you, they get a worse rap than they deserve. They still have their limitations no matter what people say. Even hiker, if you watch our videos where we interview them or their own videos they have nothing to hide, They will tell you their trailer is built to last 10 to 15 years. The last video I saw from hiker said they built it to last as long or longer than your tow vehicle. Where a scamp or Casita as we know was built to last generations. So it's tough for me with this narrative. If we're talking about the major players hiker, high Camp, Oregon Trail'r.. I would say you're absolutely right, if you take care of them, They'll last a lifetime. But I get nervous switching my narrative because there's all these small ma and pa wood-built teardrops that pop up across the country And they haven't learned the lessons the hard way yet. I still see wood built campers using gas struts in the galley all over the country, probably about 90% of them. None of the big guys are doing this, because they've had tons of trailers come back with these seam separation problems. And you're right, wood trailers are not built to last decades without maintenance. There's just too many factors at play working against those glue, screw, and wood seams. But, with proper maintenance and a good eye it's going to really make you be involved with the trailer, get to know it, understand it, and be able to keep it around for your grandkids. Love this comment, you really got me thinking here. This is coming from the guy who's a total sat for wood campers. I always tell people if I was in a different stage of my life, I would always choose a wood camper over a fiberglass trailer. But after all the maintenance on my wood teardrop trailer, during this busy stage of life with the kids and family, I'm going to stick with something a little less maintenance.

[@NasTimeAdventures]

There's some good thinkers out there. Great idea.

[@MidNiteBlueRose9]

I've wondered if you could use the solars as a roof! Brilliant! And it's lived outside for 4 years straight?! Absolutely wonderful

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I would have never considered solar as a roof. Such a great idea.

[@kennethwers]

I need to say that I found out that the frame of the solar panel were not waterproof. I had to go back and run a bead of sealant around the glass. The down side is that solar panels heat up. That heat goes directly into the camper.

[@CraigG21]

It’s true - necessity IS the mother of invention!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

And then couple that with make it work with what you have.

[@MageSkeleton]

i like the build, really inventive way to build it. There ARE teardrop trailers that feature a full "wet bath" that also has it's own privacy door. The trick with teardrop trailers is the beds. He did a really neat thing making use of containers as "extend outs" but the way to go seems to be to make the beds fold up.

[@kennethwers]

Yes the head of the mattress is lifted and slid out of the way of the slide. Very easy when standing between the beds.

[@HereComesTheSunLittleDarlin]

Well done! This is incredible.

[@robinstroud7941]

He is pretty ingenious.

[@Timbodacious]

definitely thinking of doing popouts like this but not with totes with more rigid foam on some 3 foot slides. nice ideas and good execution.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I like how you think! Fun seeing you come over from the hiker video. I can tell you're doing your homework. That's the point of all these videos, not to convince people to buy a trailer, But to give them resources and ideas to jump start the imagination.

[@NatureAndOther]

Very clever build ❤👍

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Our thoughts exactly! Thanks for sharing.

[@jeffk4449]

Awesome video. Awesome camper. Did i see an A/C over the bed on the galley end?

[@kennethwers]

The A/C is in the galley wall. Downside is the Galley has to be open when running.

[@jeffk4449]

@kennethwers geat idea. How do you handle the water runoff? Use a shoe simple widow unit?

[@kennethwers]

@@jeffk4449 The window shaker AC I have, has the outside fan pick the water up and use it to cool the outside coil. I think it's a way they use to get a little higher efficacy

[@s.porter8646]

Hea broth hope you and the family are doing well, glad the channel has grown. When are you coming to experience japan camping

[@adventuresonwheels5272]

You may be someone who prefers factory-made trailers with a big budget and lots of “luxury amenities,” but deep down we’re all looking for the camping experience and there’s not much to argue with once you read those big black letters on the side. It’s quite admirable how he’s living his own experience and taking care of all his needs, proving durability, functionality and comfort. Pretty cool.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I need to pin this comment! You said this so well my friend. As usual, so good to see you

[@cindymac3718]

Hi, fun interesting trailer. Who knew you could build with foam! I’ve been a subscriber for quite a while. Love your unique and informative videos. Have you looked at or tested Droplet campers out of Burnaby, BC - Canada? Love the huge window in front-lots of light.

[@johnboy3216]

Fully loaded 1,100lbs! That’s truly economical

[@Masterhughesproductions]

the slide out bed is space efficient

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Truly. That coupled with the drop floor really increased the usable space without increasing the external Dimensions.

[@Boerenfox73]

Well done

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I second that!

[@McDIY]

Very creative

[@uwusmolbean]

Very clever 😊

[@qaz9258]

I feel like I just discovered fairies are real and all the wonders of the world I have been missing came into view.

[@chadcameron4163]

So impressed!!!!

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Glad to hear this. I was hoping everyone would see the beauty in this.

[@garretlewis4103]

Not too bad at all. Building your own camper is like building your own home. Definitely can do it the way you want and not the builder/manufacturers.

[@teddysdadcory]

This guy is one clever fella! His wife is a lucky woman.

[@CeeBreeze-e3n]

Very 😎 foam homes.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

😎 Love it!

[@catherineharrison8785]

I love that you built this teardrop with your own ideas, cost efficient, because the regular ones cost is crazy.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Amen to that!

[@kennethwers]

Regular ones have resale value. But being low cost has a quality of its own. I can modify it as I please.

[@seanadams1444]

You can make the foot wells warm by getting foam to put on it .

[@luapbopbop]

Is off-gassing a problem with all the foam and plastic?

[@Bimmerrx7]

Sweet couple.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Truly.

[@seanadams1444]

He got it.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Truly he did

[@LaineyBug2020]

I wonder if he could get that truck bed liner spray for the undercarriage to prevent any tear outs...

[@mobiltec]

I can finally say it. Now I've seen it all... LOL... Lots of injenuity here.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

😂 I thought you'd get a kick out of this one. Completely opposite of the Restores that are coming out of your garage.

[@mobiltec]

@@PlayingwithSticks Have you seen the Fiberglass Campster I'm doing? 1970 with a pop up. HUGE inside...

[@BirdPhish]

Take his solar panel roof idea one step or two further....a whole tear drop made just with solar panels.....then tow it with a Cyber Truck lol Thanks for sharing Drew...btw I just posted a new video "Kimbo-Lapse 3"

[@TracyKMainwaring]

The trouble we have is most trailers have the bed sideways and are never long enough for my 6'3" husband. A foot slide out would solve that!

[@thefatmanoutdoors]

Worth the watch just for that kerosene tip.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

So true!

[@kennethwers]

It's a little harder to find at a pump. But it burns cleaner and your hands don't stink after filling the tank. It's a little more costly but one doesn't use that much with a camper.

[@ronb6182]

Nice thanks for posting 73

[@PlayingwithSticks]

You're most welcome!

[@tarawroblewski233]

How much does it weigh?

[@PlayingwithSticks]

With everything fully loaded, water, food, camping gear 1100 lb

[@craigj5403]

The sunken floor, twin beds, and the lightweight 3 big pluses.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Yes, great, unique design. I've never seen anything like it.

[@kennethwers]

And in the skill range of a DIYer.

[@brandonmorrison-q3b]

That is definitely different.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

Right! 💯

[@brandonmorrison-q3b]

@ check out my build. I installed a fire place in mine.

[@louhawk559]

Id have Decals all over it....

[@jeffmatthews3798]

Give the man a box full of junk and he’ll build a spaceship. Love the durable simplicity. Only weakness would be dust resistance.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

😂 so true!

[@kennethwers]

Surprisingly it's not a problem in the camper it self. But the bottom of the gallery hatch could use a better seal.

[@jrambo7495]

We didn't get to see inside the trailer very much.

[@kennethkilpatrick3758]

A lot of great ideas but I'm two thumbs mechanically. Willing to pay for other's expertise. Looking at several options but ultimately it'll come down to what a Toyota Corolla hybrid will pull.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I've never heard of two thumbs, is that like all thumbs? Sorry I'm pretty dense. At 1,500 lb. Towing capacity. You're probably going to be looking at teardrops and square drops. Ideally you'll want something under 1,000 lb.

[@kennethkilpatrick3758]

@PlayingwithSticks All thumbs too LOL. I'm looking at the Road Toad and the Blue Mountain. Considered the Tusca Hitchhiker too. Most likely the Road Toad Totes because of the weight and their power options. Besides the mpg's of the hybrid the climate control can make a hybrid car great to hang out in hot weather.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@kennethkilpatrick3758 Blue mountain camper company, that's a new one to me. I think a lot of people have the road toad as their favorite option. Unfortunately many people don't go with it though because of the long wait time. Have you heard how long the current weight is? I haven't checked in with them in a while. I'm also a fan of the hitchhiker. Love the simplicity And versatility of it.

[@kennethkilpatrick3758]

@PlayingwithSticks I mentioned Blue Mountain the other day. They've got some great looking trailers but they are heavier. I'm willing to wait on the Road Toad. The Hitchhiker is sure priced right but there's something to be said for one stop, get all the options I want put together by experts like the Road Toad.

[@celicalostandfound]

I have had mine going down the freeway at 100mph and not a single bit of movement.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

WOOT WOOT! I'm hoping to see more comments like this. I want to break the stigma that these won't last.

[@celicalostandfound]

@@PlayingwithSticks I would post a pic, but can't. 🙂

[@edcat6587]

Looks great,but a fire just waiting g to happen.hope no one is inside when it does.....

[@kennethwers]

Please, inform me of a camper that's not flammable. An aluminum skin over (?) is not fireproof. With the foam and canvas, I can defiantly kick my way out. Can you kick thru an aluminum skin? There is plus and minus in all designs.

[@seanadams1444]

1100 lbs that's prius towing weight.

[@kennethwers]

One could cut that weight with an aluminum trailer and not be caring around cast-iron cookware.

[@benderbender1233]

🖖🌝

[@PlayingwithSticks]

✌️

[@s.porter8646]

S̄wạs̄dī pī h̄ım̀

[@fernandesbjp]

That's not a bathroom!

[@kennethwers]

Show me a bathroom in a teardrop. If I want too. I can pull the rugs out, hang shower curtains and a shower head it the drop floor space. I prefer the outside and step in method.

[@drillsergeant623]

We know it won’t last.

[@kennethwers]

8 years old, 365 outside, and still looking good. At a cost that one could build a new one every couple years for the cost of the interest on the average teardrop.

[@drillsergeant623]

@ Sure. No one likes a lair.

[@PlayingwithSticks]

No one likes a liar? There's no liars here. I saw that trailer, it had the miles on it.

[@drillsergeant623]

@@PlayingwithSticks oh damn, it has a speedometer. 🤣🤣🤣

[@PlayingwithSticks]

@drillsergeant623 how did you know? 🤣

[@tomkelly3896]

No such thing as smelling only a little like crap....it smells like crap or it dont....comon man

[@PlayingwithSticks]

I assume he's saying occasionally you get a whiff, most of the times you don't...come on man 😆