Build a Pop-Up Camping Trailer for Small Cars for Less Than $700: Detailed Instructions, Photos, and Materials List for an Easy Build with Basic Tools

Using basic tools and less than $700 in materials, you can build a pop-up camping trailer that can be easily towed behind most small cars. This book provides detailed instructions, plentiful photos, a complete materials list, cut lists, and tips on accessories, safety, and places to camp. The trailer has room for a full-sized cot, a toilet, lots of storage, and standing up in a slight crouch to change clothes. Its pop-up design minimizes its impact on gas mileage and handling. When you're not using it for camping, the trailer can be converted in a matter of minutes for hauling appliances, full 4x8 sheets of plywood, and other loads that would otherwise require a truck. While its canvas or heavy polyethylene tarp cover may not win any beauty contests, this trailer is bigger, more comfortable, and far more versatile than a teardrop you could build for at least five times as much or anything you can buy for ten to thirty times as much.

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