http://bill.welliver.org//space/projects/teardropPre-built or kits <ul class="minus"> <li><a href="https://vistabule.com" class="wiki_link_external" >Vistabule</a> - these get pretty out of hand but there are some touches I like. Like that the entry isn't one of those standard RV door modules, also am intrigued but the "bedspring" addon they offer.</li> <li><a href="https://www.clcboats.com/teardrop" class="wiki_link_external" >Chesapeake light craft</a> - great looks. lightweight, doable at home. I wish they offered a slightly longer version as the sleeping compartment involves your feet sliding into a slot at the head of the compartment. That might be a bit too cozy for my comfort.</li> <li>I like the general vibe of this one, though it's got that foot slot thing, too. <span class="nobr"><img height="9" width="8" src="/static/images/Icon-Extlink.png" alt="&#91;external]"/><a href="https://metalpress.onlinemetals.com/diy-teardrop-trailer/">https://metalpress.onlinemetals.com/diy-teardrop-trailer/</a></span></li> </ul>Must haves:<p class="paragraph"/> Enough room for a 6 foot long mattress (like a queen). Has to be a real mattress, maybe latex? No memory foam or blow-ups.<p class="paragraph"/> 12v solar charged battery pack to support a few charging ports and a little led lighting<p class="paragraph"/> Nice to haves:<p class="paragraph"/> aluminum exterior, wood interior (appleply?)<p class="paragraph"/> forced air ventilation in the ceiling vent<p class="paragraph"/> room in galley for a 2-burner camp stove<p class="paragraph"/> storage? I like the CLB storage module that sits under the camper Fins 0.9.7http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss