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This is a tiny Winnebago camper.
On the outside, you’ll notice aluminum siding with a small arched doorway.
When you go inside, you’ll find a bed, table, and storage cabinets. That’s about it!
It’s very much like a teardrop camper, isn’t it? Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Handmade Aluminium Winnebago-style Drop Camper
Images © Jacqueline Perry
Images © Jacqueline Perry
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Very cute. Just enough space to rest a weary head. Nicely handmade.
Looks like the walls are literally covered in mould! Yuk!!!
LOL That “mold” is actually sponge painting? I’m guessing:)
Looks like a kind of trailer panelling that was popular a few years back.
What is the size of the trailer bed this is built on?
Grate job Enjoy It.
Interesting but not sure how it bears any relation to a Winnebago. Winnies have a fairly distinctive style and this, while nice enough, doesn’t really remind me of one.
In your opinion, what does it bring to mind? Is there anything about it that you would consider Winnebagoish?
It reminds me of the basic “tin can” trailer, kind of 1940’s and 50’s era with inside panelling from the 80’s. I mostly associate Winnies with motorhomes but there are some trailers and the curve of this one doesn’t really resemble them. It is however, a very nice little trailer.
Not quite a tiny “home.” Seems we’ve come full circle to where these towables will be just like: “Pre-manufactured campers!” How about that. And the advantage of this one besides costing way much more…?
I pulled up some photos of older Winnies. Most had a buildout on the bottom/back but found a couple that looked similar to what this person built. It is what it is. A small basic place to lay your head if you take the table top down. It looks very light so it should tow easily with room to throw your other gear in while transporting.