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This tiny & light fiberglass camper doubles as a boat.
It’s a mashup of a teardrop trailer, fiberglass camper, and a paddle boat.
Since it’s lightweight, it can be towed by just about any vehicle including 4 cylinder cars.
This would make for a perfect adventure toy that just about anyone can haul.
At just 32 square feet, it’s not tiny… It’s micro, but as I said earlier, it’s more of an adventure vehicle than anything.
It’s in new condition built on a 4 x 8 frame and weighs a total of 650 lbs.
Wouldn’t it be great to get to travel the country with something like this to take with you?
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Photo Credit American Dream Trailer Company
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No need to spend lots of money on gasoline, heavy campers, and pricey toys when you can tow something as compact and useful as this. What would you add to this camper to make it better meet your needs? I’d love to hear your ideas in the comments.
The manufacturer is called American Dream Trailer and the paddle boat seamlessly fits atop the camper.
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