https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSMjvrAQtlg
Enjoy a quick look at the process of bringing this fun trailer to life! If you haven't watched the tour of the completed trailer please do so. There will be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po58YSF8UKs
This video is a collaboration that I did with Tom from "The Tiny Side of Tiny". He wanted a teardrop trailer to pull with his Vespa!! We ended up building th

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3JIyhbdi-Q
This is part of a series of video for this Micro Vespa Teardrop Trailer! This is a step by step tutorial for Poor Mans Fiberglass PMF. I built this with my f

https://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=74546
Re: Micro Foamie Vespa Teardrop Trailer Time Lapse Style FUL by BrianInVA » Fri Mar 04, 2022 2:08 am I posted a thread last week about the adhesive she was discussing in your third link, Foam Fusion:

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/heres-an-awesome-fully-functional-vespa-teardrop-trailer-built-from-scratch-208048.html
This teardrop trailer is known as a foamie, because it's made of foam coated in poor man's fiberglass, which is a layer of canvas glued onto the foam with tight-bond glue and covered with a

https://modernvespa.com/forum/topic177721
The brakes actually stop the trailer pretty well. Better than I expected. Acceleration seems fine too. The limitation is actually the trailer. It's got a solid axle on pillow blocks. No suspension…so when I hit a manhole cover or small pothole at speed, the trailer will sometimes come off the ground an inch or two…so slower speeds are safer.

https://modernvespa.com/forum/topic178852
Location: Phoenix, AZ. Mar 12, 2022, 7:23 AM quote. Meet Tom, known as sconner60123 on MV, and tour his amazing custom-built micro-teardrop trailer for his vintage 1962 Vespa VBB! Tom says, "On its face, the tiny Vespa trailer is little more than featherweight foam, fabric, and a whisper of paint. But if you look with your heart instead of your

https://www.rideapart.com/news/615737/vespa-teardrop-trailer-camping-asmr/
You can see a full time lapse video of the build here, with links to additional videos that go into greater detail about some of the larger pieces (including the poor man's fiberglass method

https://www.advrider.com/f/threads/custom-built-teardrop-camping-trailer-for-my-1962-vespa.1527778/
The frame is aluminum and with the wheels and axles installed weighs just 26 pounds. The total weight of the completed trailer is approx. 170 pounds. The walls are 1" thick extruded foam covered in poor man's fiberglass. I towed it for the first time today with my 1962 Vespa VBB.

https://moovly.ru/movies/dThzU2lqd1d2U1BTMUtyYm1Nd3orQTFuWWRGa1Vjd0pzNEZ5elp0cTZWMD0
Check out the other videos here: Micro Vespa Teardrop Tour: Poor Mans Fiberglass Tutorial: Best Adhesive for Foamie: Check out my other teardrop trailer: Poor Mans Fiberglass tutorial: Products used: Power inlet port: Titebond II (Wood Glue): Canvas Drop Clothes: Smooth Roller Covers: Roller Extension: This build is a collaboration that I did

https://www.yankodesign.com/2023/01/28/this-vespa-teardrop-trailer-made-of-foam-incorporates-a-functional-kitchen-and-space-to-sleep-the-rider/
DIYers have their own sense of doing things with ingredients that for you and me may sound foolish to begin with. Teardrop trailers, besides the size, have to be durable and stable.Throwing the two aspects out of the park, Thomas Burick has created a micro teardrop trailer, to go with his 1962 Vespa, from foam topped with a sheet of homemade fiberglass.

https://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=74025
The rough size of the teardrop will be 7'L x 3.4'W x 2.5' (ish)H. I will be pulling the trailer with my 1962 Vespa VBB, 150cc 2-stroke with a 4-speed manual transmission. Pics below. The trailer has to be featherweight (literally)...so hoping to do the frame out of aluminum or small diameter steel square stock and the body out of 1" thick foam

https://www.rvtravel.com/build-foam-teardrop-trailer-1500-2165/
The team from Playing with Sticks is here to give us the lowdown. It turns out foam has a lot of advantages, including being lightweight, an incredible insulator, more water-resistant than plywood, and incredibly versatile. According to the video, people can build a road-worthy foam teardrop trailer for as little as $1,500!

https://www.instructables.com/Poor-Mans-Fiberglass-make-nearly-anything-weatherp/
Poor Mans Fiberglass, Permanent Exterior Paint, Never Paint Again (almost), Waterproofing With Out Epoxy, Fiberglass Epoxy Allergy Relief: Back in 2011 I built a teardrop camper, at the time I needed a place to sleep a few nights a week as the long drive home was causing me to fall asleep behind the wheel way to often. I got the plans for the teardrop free from the best teardrop traile

https://wandertears.com/diy-plans
All of our DIY Plans, Guides, and Resources are for personal use only. Please read the Personal Use Terms and Conditions for more information. If you are wanting to build and sell teardrops, you need an additional commercial license to use our models and plans. Please email daniel@wandertears.com. BUILD THE VAGA.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/micro-foamie-vespa-teardrop-trailer-time-lapse-style-full-build-poor-mans-fiberglass--377809856259408168/
Jun 24, 2022 - Enjoy a quick look at the process of bringing this fun trailer to life! If you haven't watched the tour of the completed trailer please do so. There will be

https://www.pinterest.com/lucywilliams545/teardrops/
Dec 28, 2021 - Explore Lucy WIlliams's board "teardrops" on Pinterest. See more ideas about teardrop trailer, teardrop camper, teardrop.

https://tinyhousetalk.com/how-to-build-your-own-ultra-lightweight-micro-camper-teardrop-trailer/
It's a custom built teardrop trailer designed to be 8′ in length, 5′ in width, and 5′ in height on the interior. Outside it's length is actually 11′ 8″ and it's overall height is 6′ 6″. It weighs an estimated 750 lbs and has a 2,000 lbs axle on it for support. The flooring was built using fir plywood.

https://www.rvtravel.com/rv-review-vespa-foamie-trailer-1032b/
I hadn't, but it's a term I was introduced to by Thomas Burick who built one and tows it with, of all things, a 1962 Vespa scooter. A foamie is a trailer made of foam and often coated with "poor man's fiberglass.". That was another term I had never heard of. But the result is a small, 170-pound teardrop-style trailer that Burick tows

https://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=74415
Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers. or t n ttt for short (tnttt.com) Skip to content. Home; Hall of Fame. ... Micro-foamie teardrop pulled by a vintage Vespa scooter! ... 11 posts • Page 1 of 1. Micro-foamie teardrop pulled by a vintage Vespa scooter!

https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/light-weight-foam-camper-build.237203/
Adventurer. I built this cap from Owens Corning FOAMULAR XPS. Covered inside and out with PMF (poor mans fiberglass), painted glued canvas. I made two rear panels, one with a door and window the other as a clamshell style hatch. It's light weight and has a removable bunk inside and a roof fan. Cost to build $2k.

https://community.smallmotorhome.co.uk/forum/camping-discussions/caravan-chat/510101-folding-teardrop
People have been making furniture to fit their vans etc using this method for quite some time now and also building boats, dinghies etc not RMS plastic Packet Ships. Another video shows the whole project speeded up: Micro Foamie Vespa Teardrop Trailer Time Lapse Style FULL build. Poor Mans Fiberglass

https://thecampingadvisor.com/how-to-build-a-foamy-camper/
To make it work, you will need to buy a pre-built cargo trailer frame. Then you build the foamy camper according to the dimensions on the trailer. Because you have to take into account the wheels and axles, etc., some wood is used to create the foundation for the foam camper. It is also easier to attach the foam to the wood than it is to attach