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This is a 2015 myPod Travel Trailer by Little Guy at Princess Craft RV in Round Rock, Texas.
It’s a super lightweight micro travel trailer (much like a Teardrop) that weighs only 630 pounds!
So if you have a Smart Car or even a motorcycle this might be a great option for you because almost any vehicle is able to tow it. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
2015 myPod Travel Trailer Weights Just 630 Pounds
Images © PrincessCraft.com
Images © PrincessCraft.com
Video Tour: 2015 myPod Travel Trailer by Little Guy
Learn more: www.princesscraft.com
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Cute as a button. However, given a choice, I believe I would go with a teardrop, simply because they have cooking facilities and a food storage facility at the back of them. They are also very light; don’t know the weight but have seen teardrops pulled by motorbikes.
I’m with Mame. I saw this design as something else, in a short youtube video from about 5-6 years ago. Looks like Little Guy bought it and finally developed it.
As for me, however, if I were to go that compact, I’d prefer an Open Road Outfitters Slipstream…
http://www.openroadoutfitters.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=91_122&products_id=189
That’s really cool Dean thanks for sharing!