Little Guy Teardrop Camper Trailers have a rubber torsion axel (the size varies depending on the mod...

Dealers for Little Guy Teardrop Trailers are located in nearly every state in the United States with...

Depending on the model you choose, your Little Guy teardrop trailer has either a 2 x 2 inch tubular ...

All of our 4, 5, and 6 Wide teardrop trailers have interior cabinets to make storage safe and conven...

All of the Little Guy 4-Wide, 5-Wide and 6-Wide models can be purchased with the Cargo Option which ...

Yes, a galley is included in all models of Little Guy teardrop trailers except the Travel Mate which...

No, Little Guy teardrop trailers do not come with a camp table, but you can purchase one with a stov... No, teardrop trailers do not come with a shower or porta-potty, but you can purchase the Teepee Outh...

All Little Guy teardrop trailers come with R-7 insulation to protect you from the heat and the cold....

Depending on the model, a teardrop trailer can sleep up to three adults, or two adults and several c...

The overall length of a Travelmate teardrop trailer is 113 inches and provides ample storage for you...

This also depends on you. It is like asking "how long does it take to build a room addition?" Someone who works on it all day will obviously finish sooner than someone who only works evenings and weekends. And there are some of you handymen out there who will stretch the project out for months (you know who you are). Again, the best way to save time is to have a great set of plans, which will minimize time, expense and misery.

Yes, all of the Little Guy teardrop trailers come with a screened room / tent area that attaches to ...

Yes, Little Guy makes 3 different models of platform teardrop trailers: 4-wide, 5-wide and 6-wide. T...

Yes, the Travel Mate is a small teardrop trailer that is meant for cargo and other storage only. It ...

Yes, Little Guy makes the Sport teardrop trailer which has an extra large payload platform and ramps...

Yes, Little Guy makes a teardrop trailer that is small enough to be pulled by a motorcycle. For more...

Who said anything about easy? Anything that bounces down the highway at 65 MPH isn't easy. But our plans make it much easier than if you tried to figure it out for yourself!

The little orange guy is actually a mini-wad...a tiny version of Kelcher's original John ("The Wad") Holmes avatar. Typically, someone posts a mini-wad after a post that has either intentional or unintentional sexual innuendo. See the Wads & Minis page for more fun with wads.

He does not have one, and is just called ''the BSD daemon''. If you insist upon using a name, call him ''beastie''. Note that ''beastie'' is pronounced ''BSD''.