I took the plunge a little earlier than expected and we are now owners of a VRV Flyer! I met the owner in NM for delivery. The factory is in AR. My trailer was used for some photos shoots prior to delivery which was fine with me.
It's a Teardrop/Cargo hybrid. All aluminum frame, queen bed, Max air vent, torsion axle, large doors and windows. Lots of storage.
DIY opportunities abound. While vastly different than our former trailer we look forward to sleeping indoors and see how we can customize it to fit our needs.
We want to add a large tongue box, lock-n-roll hitch, larger tires 29"-31" (235/75/15 fit for sure), side awning, and hopefully a slide out kitchen and water. Other possibilities a roof rack, and Propex 12v propane heater.
For more info check out: https://toyhaulersbyvrv.com/adventure-teardrops/
The obligatory gas station pic.
Interior view. There are 4 led lights (split 2 and 2) Backup lights serve a porch lighting and there is a porch light by the side entry. A add-on tent for the rear is available. I am going to use what I already have and modify as required. Sorry that the mattress isn't setup properly. This is a queen sized bed.
Side entry. Jeep fenders will be available soon for additional clearance. I opted for a 45 degree down torsion axle to increase ground clearance.
Flip the right side over to the left and you can setup the bed as a couch. There is a flip up table on the right. The electrical system is housed inside towards the front cabinetry underneath the bed. Trailer is solar ready with a SAE plug port. You need to have your own controller. Comes with a 75ah battery. Total interior height is 56.5". 36" from top of mattress to the ceiling. With stock tires and stock axle with roof vent only (no shore power AC unit) this should fit in standard garages. They way I am going to modify it - it won't fit. That's ok for us though because our new house has 9' doors.
Borrowed staging photo. I am research putting a slide out kitchen on the driver side. It may be stove only. Have to wait and see!
First mod - Large UWS 48" tongue box. Yet to install. I also have a lock-n-roll hitch and would like to extend the tongue length a least a foot.
This front storage area is where I want to build a slide out table for a stove.
Better pics to come and build stories to come. First camping trip in 2 weeks.
It's a Teardrop/Cargo hybrid. All aluminum frame, queen bed, Max air vent, torsion axle, large doors and windows. Lots of storage.
DIY opportunities abound. While vastly different than our former trailer we look forward to sleeping indoors and see how we can customize it to fit our needs.
We want to add a large tongue box, lock-n-roll hitch, larger tires 29"-31" (235/75/15 fit for sure), side awning, and hopefully a slide out kitchen and water. Other possibilities a roof rack, and Propex 12v propane heater.
For more info check out: https://toyhaulersbyvrv.com/adventure-teardrops/
The obligatory gas station pic.
Interior view. There are 4 led lights (split 2 and 2) Backup lights serve a porch lighting and there is a porch light by the side entry. A add-on tent for the rear is available. I am going to use what I already have and modify as required. Sorry that the mattress isn't setup properly. This is a queen sized bed.
Side entry. Jeep fenders will be available soon for additional clearance. I opted for a 45 degree down torsion axle to increase ground clearance.
Flip the right side over to the left and you can setup the bed as a couch. There is a flip up table on the right. The electrical system is housed inside towards the front cabinetry underneath the bed. Trailer is solar ready with a SAE plug port. You need to have your own controller. Comes with a 75ah battery. Total interior height is 56.5". 36" from top of mattress to the ceiling. With stock tires and stock axle with roof vent only (no shore power AC unit) this should fit in standard garages. They way I am going to modify it - it won't fit. That's ok for us though because our new house has 9' doors.
Borrowed staging photo. I am research putting a slide out kitchen on the driver side. It may be stove only. Have to wait and see!
First mod - Large UWS 48" tongue box. Yet to install. I also have a lock-n-roll hitch and would like to extend the tongue length a least a foot.
This front storage area is where I want to build a slide out table for a stove.
Better pics to come and build stories to come. First camping trip in 2 weeks.
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