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The 2011s Have arrived.
If you want an American Teardrop to use this season get your order in soon.

KITS WILL BE AVAILBLE IN LATE AUGUST 2010.
Complete Kits Priced from $1995

Priced from $3995 to $5995

FULL/QUEEN BED
LARGE GALLEY
2 WINDOWS FOR VENTILATION
LARGE ENTRY DOOR
LIGHTWEIGHT
AERODINAMIC
INSULATED CABIN

MAPLE INTERIOR
PAINTED ALUMINUM EXTERIOR
LARGE WORK TABLE w/PASSTHROUGH
LARGE STORAGE AREA
VINYL FLOOR
14" TIRES
CLASSIC BABY MOONS

Drastically Lower Prices

American Teardrops has been able to drastically lower the price of a teardrop camper trailers by using assembly line production technique and eliminating the distributer mark up. Our state of the art production facilities make it possible for us to lower the price while giving you the quality and the features you expect.

We ship all American teardrops from 1 of our distribution centers to help keep the shipping costs down and at American Teardrop all sales are done factory direct to you to cut out all the middlemen that traditionally add unwanted cost.

We at American Teardrop believe the best way to see a American Teardrop is to have a happy customer show it to you. What better way to find out how owning an American Teardrop can enhance your life.

If you wish to see an American Teardrop up close and personal fill out the contact form and you will be contacted to set up an appointment.

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History of the "Teardrop Trailer"...

The March/April, 1939 issue of Popular Homecraft ran a story and plans for a teardrop trailer designed and built by Louis Rogers of Pasadena, California in the 1930's for his honeymoon coach.

The 8'x4' floor plan was on tongue-and-groove flooring on a pine chassis. Rogers used a Chevrolet front axle with 28" wheels and 1926 Chevrolet rear fenders. Sides and top were enclosed with 1/8" hard pressed board sealed with varnish.

This teardrop slept two and had the raise-up deck lid for the rear kitchenette with ice box and stove. A curtain-enclosed dressing room outside the starboard entry door provided privacy while dressing.

The February, 1940 issue of Popular Mechanics ran a story and plans for a egg-shaped teardrop trailer. It was built on a 1924 Chevrolet Superior front axle with disk wheels from a 1930 Chevrolet.

The floor was of tongue-and-groove oak over a spruce chassis. The exterior was 1/8" pressed board sealed with varnish. This 9'x5'9-1/2" floor plan featured a pressurized water tank with running water to a sink, a stove and ice box in the rear kitchenette. The cabin provided standing room beside the double bed for dressing, a small clothes closet, a chemical toilet and a single entry door on the starboard side. ------Continued------

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