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There are more on Teardrops and Tiny trailers I believe even a foamie one. This is a heavy build but rugged.
 
Here's a look at the vardo my friend built. (He has since sold it and built a cabin.) He used to build airplanes and wooden boats, so this vardo was light and strong. Towed easily with an F-150. Composting toilet, on-demand water heater for the shower, refrigerator and freezer...

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Beautiful. Just curious where did he build his cabin?
 
New Mexico gets colder than California but it’s still doable I think. That build is absolutely beautiful. The one I looked into had heated floors and a canvas top that was coated to stay warm.
Does he still build or have plans for sale? not Malamute is it? He’s a talented carpenter.
I would love one of those.
 
I have just read through the build of the beautiful Vardo that the OP linked to, and it's absolutely gorgeous!

Superb, meticulous craftsmanship throughout and a light, uncluttered ambience, it would be a real joy to spend time in!
 
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