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Those are really nice, and I agree the looks are more suited to a Minor. Even more expensive that the Teardrops though. I'll look out for the link dp is going to post about build plans.LouiseM wrote:I like these - slightly more 'period' looking.
http://www.podcaravans.com/
Jim - New Forest, the Wiltshire bit
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and here's another http://www.beetles-uk.com/teardrop.html
bit dearer though
bit dearer though
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and another www.podcaravans.com
"Jay" Suffering from Morris Minor addiction.
(no known cure)
Lucky owner of a 1967 4 door saloon "Mildred" THE BEAST
http://www.mini-steam.co.uk
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com
(no known cure)
Lucky owner of a 1967 4 door saloon "Mildred" THE BEAST
http://www.mini-steam.co.uk
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com
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Build your ownNaadeslaus wrote:Why issn't there any like that in Norway!!!!!

Have a look at -
http://www.mikenchell.com/forums/
which I have found is the best web site.
I used to have a detachable camper that went onto the load bed of a pick-up.
I'm going with a similar concept and making a detachable camper but this time it will go onto a small trailer that is big enough to carry my Microcar, Austin Seven, motorbikes, 8x4 sheets of ply etc when camper detached.
Paul Humphries.
Here we go:JimK wrote:Those are really nice, and I agree the looks are more suited to a Minor. Even more expensive that the Teardrops though. I'll look out for the link dp is going to post about build plans.LouiseM wrote:I like these - slightly more 'period' looking.
http://www.podcaravans.com/
http://www.mikenchell.com/halloffame.html
There's a whole forum as well as different plans. I could see something in a mixture of wood frame and Minor wings matching a Traveller quite well
To get an idea of how they go together, the pictures here are helpful...
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/dandunnit/
Just the regular stuff you get from B&Q more or less
