the art of the hitch-y tchotchke
… about an el camino with a trailer.
El caminos can be pretty great all on their own; trailers arguably even better. Together, they are the stuff miniature legends are made of.
I’m very partial to a good trailer. Specifically to toy ones, as they do not cost thousands of dollars and will not spend 355 days a year in my driveway next to the compost pile. Toys, sadly, cannot provide the shelter I require at lakeside campsites, but that’s a classic flaw in most things smaller than my toaster.
A tour of what’s up for grabs at the moment, but back off that third one, okay? I want it for my birthday.
Good looking:
I’m pretty sure this is what Batman takes when he wants to get out of Gotham City for a quiet weekend down by the river.
Even better looking:
You can’t see me, but I’m in the tiny kitchenette, baking tiny cookies made of tin.
And the best:
And that’s the game, folks. As they say in the miniature trailer business, I am slain.
They’re here, here, and HERE on eBay. Where else?
p.s. This isn’t technically a travel trailer, but hell. Tiny bumpercars. I’m besotted.
way too fun and you definitely did save the best for last.
right?? Oh man, am I a sucker for a retractable awning. No buying it!
i’m besotted as well!
xo
Batman was such a jerk when at the trailer parks. I wanted to cook one beef patty on his grill and he got all germaphobie
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