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Usually a camping trailer tongue box will carry a battery and maybe some tools, but the innovators at Australia’s HUTrv have managed to pack an entire kitchen and bathroom into their caravan’s upsized tongue box. Called the Dekpod, the expand… Continue reading Expanding Australian camping trailer pops, folds and swings to family size
We’ve seen a number of angular teardrop styles, from the fairly common squaredrop to the much rarer faceted polygon. French startup Carapate Adventure tries something different with its eponymous mini-caravan — a rolling wooden trapezoi… Continue reading Carapate brings a fresh shape and plenty of fresh air to the teardrop trailer
Canadian firm Mint Tiny House Company recently completed a new model that shares its name with the large Canada Goose bird. This is fitting because the home is huge and certainly up there with the biggest tiny houses we’ve seen. It measures 4… Continue reading Massive Canada Goose tiny house is worth a gander
Never afraid to mix its nostalgic pedigree with modern-day styling, Airstream has brought back two of its classic compact trailers for those looking to keep life light on the road. Both the Caravel and Bambi models were two of the company’s e… Continue reading Airstream brings back a pair of classic trailers for modern day life on the road
Growing its lineup from the expanding S.O.5.10 caravan, Oregon’s Overkill Campers presents a lighter, simpler take on tow-anywhere camping. The T.K.4.7 rides on a similarly rugged foundation as its big brother but offers a more compact living… Continue reading Overkill T.K.4.7 off-road camping trailer rides small but opens up for big, breezy views
Just days after we looked at a 298-lb (135-kg) prototype camping trailer that is literally featherlight, we found a trailer that weighs even less – and this one’s built to go off-road. The SportsRig TrailStomper is a wagon-like towable that b… Continue reading TrailStomper microtrailer might just be the lightest, sleekest off-road camping trailer out there
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Similarly, where there’s a paying customer and a well stocked metalworking shop, there will also be a way. That’s about all the backstory you need to understand this latest creation from [Richard Day] of 42Fab. A customer asked him to build something that didn’t exist, and in a few hours he not only fabricated it from scratch but documented the whole thing for our viewing pleasure.
The object in question is a mount that would allow the customer to pull a “Burley Bee” kid trailer behind their electric scooter. The trailer is only …read more
Continue reading Scooter Hauls Kids With A Little Heavy Metal
Rockstar’s latest game looks like a beautiful sequel full of strange characters. Continue reading Here’s the First Gameplay Trailer for ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’
Finally, a good look at the troubled production. Continue reading Here’s the Full Trailer for ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’
It may not be the typical fare that we like to feature, but you can’t say this one isn’t a hack. It’s a camp trailer fashioned from the back half of a wrecked Honda Civic, and it’s a pretty unique project.
We don’t know about other parts of the world, but a common “rural American engineering” project is to turn the bed and rear axle of an old pickup truck into a trailer. [monickingbird]’s hacked Civic is similar to these builds, but with much more refinement. Taking advantage of the intact and already appointed passenger compartment of a 1997 Civic …read more
Continue reading Wrecked Civic Rides Again as Cozy Camp Trailer