Procrastinate no more!!
I finally made the move to advertise my precious travel trailer for sale. Breaks my heart!!
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Selling my beloved 2004 T@B. It’s a “classic”; no modifications, all original. It has been my intention to donate it to the RV-MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana. Frankly, I need money and the T@B is my only asset. Pictures can be seen on T@B Teardrop Trailer Travels. Specific interior view. From Germany, 360 degree view, and more.
Built in Germany in 2003 or 2004 and shipped to Dutchmen, in Indiana, as a prototype. It was “like new” when I purchased in 2009. Some weathering since… but well-loved and well maintained.
T@B Add-a-room, T@B awning, and large vehicle cover. Nature’s Head composting toilet. Every RV accessory you might want!! Ready to roll with everything you need: Sleeping bags, kitchen utensils, towels, etc.
For more information, please email me at LorraineEEdwards@gmail.com.
Breaks my heart to post this for sale message!! Getting old is a bummer!!!!! Oh, to be on-the-road again (occasionally) with my beloved T@B.
Lorraine Edwards
Livingston, Texas
Three Quarters & Counting 
SINCERE THANKS for your [email] inquiry.
Number one: As stated in the message on the T@B forum, I love my T@B. I love it passionately, and really do not want to sell it. Because of my reticence; because of the uniqueness of being the first T@B in the United States; because of the $1,000.00 composting toilet, etc., I am starting at $10,000.00 “firm.” There are many accessories that–purchased separately–are costly. Example: Wheel lock so someone can’t hitch up and haul the trailer away. ~~ In my humble opinion, this trailer is much better built than the Dutchmen T@Bs, and much, much better than Little Guy’s. ~~ Although (in the message on the forum) I called it the “great-grandfather,” I call her “Mercedes” because great German quality.
Number two: I know about budgets (had to… my entire life) and suspect that is not in your price range. I’ve had “used” recreation vehicles for decades because I can’t afford hotels, motels, restaurant meals, etc. Besides, I like to get “close to nature.” (Check my Tab Teardrop Trailer Travels.)
If you are curious and want to see “Mercedes,” I’m a close drive away in Livingston. Let me know if you plan to visit because I might have an event that conflicts. This week, we are deep into activities for the CARE Health Fair. (Although a “resident,” I’m healthy and active and also a “volunteer.”)
Sincere very best wishes from Lorraine Edwards