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Rollin' Oak Teardrop Trailers
By James Grahame
Few things would amuse me more than spending a few months cruising the length of Route 66 with a teardrop trailer in tow. Rollin' Oak in Jamestown, Tennessee offers a range of beautiful handmade trailers that seem ideal for such a whimsical adventure.
Each of these little gems measures approximately 12 and a half feet long and has a dry weight of around 1000 lbs. They feature a polished aluminum exterior with 3/4" oak veneer plywood sidewalls and 3/4" marine grade wood flooring. The interior cabinets, beams and exterior trim are crafted from solid oak and maple, and the galley lid features gas shocks to avoid crushed fingers. Curvaceous Ford Model A taillights add to the vintage feeling, along with a pair of fiberglass 1937-style Chevy truck fenders.
The trailer's relatively light weight and compact dimensions allow you to pair it with a wide variety of vehicles and will ensure that you're not left penniless by exorbitant fuel costs halfway through your journey.
Rollin' Oak Teardrop Camping Trailers [warning: Flash site with sfx]
