telescoping trailer - Page 2

**tucsoncarol** · 08-01-2006, 12:53 PM

I know I've posted this before, I think, or maybe told someone from this forum or something. Ain't old age grand, but we call our 3326k "TARDIS". It was an obscure reference before this summer when SCI-FI channel aired a new version of a British sci-fi program about a doctor who travels in a spaceship that is larger inside than out. From the outside it looks like an old British call box but inside its space is vast. It seems so natural to us that we sometimes confuse people when we talk about upgrading and outfitting the TARDIS.

**B_and_D** · 08-05-2006, 08:35 AM

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Trail...spagenameZWDVW

Check out the interior pictures of this 1988 TM, equivalent to the 2720 now. There was no shower, and the area behind the bathroom is empty. No wardrobe either.

It's in pretty good shape for being almost 20 years old!

08-05-2006, 02:21 PM

There IS a shower...of sorts. If you look at the bathroom photo, there is a shower hose attached to the washbasin faucet. Also, the bottom half of the bathroom, with the sink and "cabinet" underneath being integral, appears to be one moulded (fiberglass?) piece. Well, at least 2 1/2 sides of the bathroom are like this. So, maybe there is a drain in the floor somewhere, and with some clever but awkward use of curtains, you could take a shower in there.

This unit, I think, would have the wood frame to the shells. Unfortunately, there are no good side-on view photos so you can see what's happening around the hold-down latches and pockets.

-Paul

08-06-2006, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by pbuck1

There IS a shower...of sorts. If you look at the bathroom photo, there is a shower hose attached to the washbasin faucet. Also, the bottom half of the bathroom, with the sink and "cabinet" underneath being integral, appears to be one moulded (fiberglass?) piece. Well, at least 2 1/2 sides of the bathroom are like this. So, maybe there is a drain in the floor somewhere, and with some clever but awkward use of curtains, you could take a shower in there.

This unit, I think, would have the wood frame to the shells. Unfortunately, there are no good side-on view photos so you can see what's happening around the hold-down latches and pockets.

-Paul

Read the sellers description. It says the bathroom doubles as a shower and has a drain in the floor.
Sounds like a recipe for water damage somewhere.

Cheri