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Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 8:10 pm
by koala400au
Hi Guys, below are some photos of my teardrop van that a friend and I built myself built about a year ago. We have had a lot of positive feedback about the van and have used it for a couple of weeks camping. It is quite practical and could be described as being somewhere between camping and a full sized caravan but that suits us as we like to be outside sipping on a coldie and chatting about the days adventures with other travellers.
Re: Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:36 pm
by reddo
Hi Ken
I have emailed Richard to see what i need to do upload photos to this section. I tried the other day and recieved a message stating that the images where too large??.
Having seen your teardrop van on more than one occassion i can honestly say it is a job well done.
Hope we can get the links problem sorted out soon.
Reddo
Re: Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 5:08 pm
by koala400au
Thanks Reddo, yup I had the same problem so that is why the links are in my post rather than the actual photos.
I once new a bloke by the same name as yours, maybe you are related
Ken
Re: Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:17 pm
by Richard
Hi Ken.
Just love the teardrop, I have known about this little van for a while now and I am very impressed that this modern build from original plans looks very vintage.
This is what this website is all about having a data base to research plans or types of vans , building / repairing or restoring and most important of all is getting out there and actually using these vans, a shed full of vintage vans is useless to any one unless you get out there and use them.
Cheers
Richard
Re: Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 5:58 am
by BONDY
Great combo there Ken, they sure attract their share of attention
Let's hope it's not to long before we all get together again
Kingy
Re: Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:46 pm
by DC3TD
I`ll have one of each please. Fab combination. They certainly suit each other. Actually 'made for each other' would be apt.Kinda makes you want to be there 'in the moment'. cheers
Re: Kens Homebuilt Teardrop
Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:40 pm
by koala400au
Well Mr DC3TD I will let you into a little secret but you must promise not to tell anyone
)
I know where you can purchase a teadrop identical to mine, brand new, still to be registered about 4 weeks from completion. Keep it quiet but if you turn up with your cheque book then you can tow it away.
Now regarding the other half.................if you have a nice 57 buick then we can negotiate.
Ken