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This cozy teardrop has a big surprise – Must See Interior!

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What you see in the pictures isn’t just an ordinary teardrop trailer. The people from T@B have brought you an exciting and luxurious mobile home. You might think that’s an overstatement, but this cozy teardrop trailer isn’t just a place for sleeping, it also has a fully functioning kitchen inside, stocked with a sink, fridge, and stovetop! That’s not all the good news, because there is also a bath included, with a shower and a toilet.

You read that right: no more public toilets when you’re on the road! And if you were wondering where is the bed, find out that the banquette from the dining area folds down into a big bed. Take the virtual tour and watch the video to see it for yourself.

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