Hatch

The rear hatch is framed between the roof skins during the forming of the body shell. The cut out section which matches curve of the body, forms part of the hatch door.

Tear For Hire

http://www.clevercamper.co.uk/

A cute Tear available for short term hire. Beautifully customised and fully equipped, a great way to try out a Tear for a weekend before plunging in for your own.

Teardrop Club of Great Britain

http://tcgb.freeforums.org/index.php

A new forum for tear drop trailer users, enthusiasts and builders. It's an off shoot of a long established international forum with a growing number of friendly and knowledgeable members migrating to swap info, tips and banter with a British accent.

Body Shell

The completed basic body shell has integral strength independent of the chassis. Body and chassis are bolted together making body units interchangeable and simple to update or replace.

Body Strength

Even with just the inner roof skin, the shape can support the body weight on it's roof.

Body Shell Construction

The walls with profiled inner walls fixed to outer walls and rear storage shelf in position. Inner roof skins are fixed to the floor, ready to wrap to form the inner tear drop shape. The walls are a sandwich of fluted polyethelene sheet skins bonded to an EPS insulation core. The roof is the same but the sandwich is formed by wrapping the layers around the inner wall profile.

Inner Wall

The cut out profile of the inner wall. The notches are for the rear storage compartment and front shelf storage.