Hi Denny. Just passing by again. Last here Jan 16th. Couldn`t get away from your teardrop pics. So had to have another peek at what`s going on behind the garage door.Utterly amazing.Cheers from the other side of the pond.
JAMES RICHARD UNFRIED
May 24, 2008, 06:42
HI,
JUST LOOKING UP MY FAMILY TREE.
JIM
DawnPresley Achnitz
Germany, May 16, 2008, 16:17
Very Nice website!
Wolfgang and the 5 kiddos loved it!!!
Leah Unfried
Adelaide, Austalia, May 16, 2008, 04:30
I am leah the daughter of mark and linda unfried! Was searching family history and came across your site. Would be great to hear your family history and how we are related. My opa name is Gerhard Waldenman? Unfried and my nana name is Doloris? Unfried. They came to australia around 1952/1955 some where around there.
Can you email me any info about your family would love to get a full family history.
Thanks and great talking to you Denny!
Leah
Clayton Douglas (of the Romig branch)
Sacramento, May 02, 2008, 22:46
Denny; I have appreciated your work on the family for some time. My sister-in-law, Virginia Douglas, gave you some family info some years ago. She's not doing well now. I recently made some DVDs of my mother's voice (Lillian Romig Douglas) telling about our heritage. I put a lot of pictures that I dug up to show what she was talking about. I borrowed the one you have in Leavenworth showing the Romigs with Jacob Sr.in front of the house. My mother had some great stories about that place.
I would like a password if I may since I may find some more info as I am trying to lock down some of our heritage. I remember visiting Marvin in Temple City with the chickens when I was about 10 yrs. old(85 now). We lived in Alhambra then. We would go there when they were playing their instruments (1932). We also have gone to the quartet competition here in Sacramento to hear RSVP. Now they have stopped that competition here. Keep up the good work. Thankyou especially for the hours after 11:30 PM. Clayton Douglas
gordon
across the pond in australia, January 16, 2008, 01:24
Hi Denny.Just cruisin` by courtesy of Jim Gibson (from the brian wilson site).This whole Cougar site is amazing unlike anything as we have here.Love your teardrop pics.Brought back early 60`s work memories of when i used to build coaches/buses.Still tinker a bit making box trailers (for my use).Have three of them.(you can never have enough,haha).One`s 7`x 4` built on a 9 leaf spring suspension.That`s from a Hillman (UK).Second one utilises a Ford Courier well back body (i think you call them)using all ford suspension etc.Third one is same (under construction), but going to be a tipper.Keeps the mind active.OK,better move on. Really nice to see all of this. Cheers.
Barney Pierce
Florence , Oregon, November 30, 2007, 10:10
Denny, I am 1/2 way thru my 1st tear drop build & wanted to let you know your site has been very, very helpful. You did a top quality job! Thank you. Barney
You're very welcome and glad you found something useful. Good luck finishing your tear.
Jerry Unfried
Bakersfield, California, September 19, 2007, 15:17
Hey Denny, Greetings from your second cousin. Just checked out your web page. Can't wait to spend a bit more time seeing some new family members, & whoever else has been looking. Keep adding folks as they check out these pages & respond.
Jordan Thomas Unfried
Arvada CO, September 09, 2007, 11:44
Hey denny don't believe I've ever met you but I am Thomas A. Unfrieds Son and was just searching family history!
Peter Thornton
Melbourne Australia, August 27, 2007, 17:32
Have been looking for something to tow behind my 1924 Dodge four cylinder. This is it. Thanks and wish me luck. This is part of D.T.M file (don't tell mum)
Michele Coaker Nash
August 16, 2007, 00:48
Katrinia Marie Unfried - I have been searching for you for years! Please e-mail me if/when you read this. I'm living in Phoenix and would love to hear from you. My love to your mom and Bree.
Michele, Katrinia's email address is in her post down this page so you might want to email her. . . Denny
Reg Armstrong
Halfmoon Bay,British Columbia, June 30, 2007, 10:41
Hi All, and of course Denny, Your website is very impressive, and I have studied it for many hours. It shall be MY BOOK when I start 2 Teardrops this fall. Being in Canada, I will go to Everret WA. to Harbour Freight to pickup frames to get started. Your TD building skills shall be copied in my cluttered shop, I hope.
Reg
Dawn Lane
Hillsboro Or, May 20, 2007, 08:13
needed with with my new project. great page.
Donna Beckwith Hoerl
May 19, 2007, 23:13
To the "boy next door' Your Website is just great!! Very interesting to see all the many responses; the appreciation & recognition of your many 'talents'.
From the old "girl next door"
Donna
Janet Burkett
May 03, 2007, 15:44
WOW Denny, what a great website! And...too much fun! I have a number of friends with Airstreams that will love just looking at this site.
Best, Janet
Bob Brewer
Utica, S.D., March 28, 2007, 16:31
Just starting to get into teardrop trailers. Also race vintage dirt cars out here in the midwest. Great site, thanks so much for sharing it.
albert castro
whittier ca., March 26, 2007, 07:41
denny,
great web site!!!!
can't waite to get started.
albert
alonzo lewis
san diego, March 14, 2007, 16:32
thanks for sharing the teardrop information. i find it helpful and inspirational. hope to build a 5x10 framed tear for my son and i to adventure in. what thickness was the frame material?
Thanks,
Alonzo
Ron Delk
Fresno ca, January 21, 2007, 09:54
I am going to build a 4x8 and have it ready for camping this summer. Just looking for construction ideas. I am going to build it on a harbor freight trailer.
Dan and Rose Kasper
Hemet .Ca, December 27, 2006, 20:26
Just started looking at these marvelous campers,would like to own one some day. Excellent website,family tree and workmanship on the teardrop,goodluck and God Bless
Wes Unfried
December 03, 2006, 13:36
Great job Denny - I trust you received the photos ( I emailed you this date.
Cousin Wes
Tony Gerding
Australia, November 04, 2006, 16:45
G'day Denny,
Found your site and absolutely love it. I'm nearly finished building a teardrop here in Australia and your site is so well done I couldn't stop till the last photo. It was like reading an exciting novel. Well done.
Tony.
aaron unfried
australia, October 16, 2006, 20:36
HELLO OUR FAMILY IS DECANDANTS FROM GERHARD AND DELORIS UNFRIED FROM GERMANY. WE THOUGHT WE WERE THE ONLY RAW [LOL] FAMILY. AS A BASIC RUN THROUGH.... GERHARD AND DELORIS HAD MARK AND INGO UNFRIED.
INGO PASSED AWAY EARLY 70'S. MARK MARRIED LINDA FREYTAG [also german decant]. three children from this marriage. simone , leah and aaron. please email any more info on the unfried's
Glenn J.
scenic San Diego,california, October 11, 2006, 16:36
Hi Denny,
Thanks for showing all of your GREAT photos,
I've seen lots of teardrop sites,but yours gets
a blue ribbon !!!!! GREAT JOB.....AND THANKS AGAIN.
Lou
Worcester Ma, October 03, 2006, 15:13
Hello from central Ma.This is the birthplace of the"smilley face"Starting to construct my Teardrop.Very helpful site. thanks
Patrice Brunton
September 28, 2006, 22:50
Have recently fallen in love with Teardrops Stumbled across your page--it's great!
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Don D.
South Bay, September 24, 2006, 09:01
Denny, I love your website. Thanks for sharing it with me. You have a great hobby building and using teardrop trailers.
Katrinia
California, September 10, 2006, 20:59
Hi there,
My name is Katrinia Unfried and I have never met another Unfried in my life. I was born in May of 1970 and wanted to say "hello" to any Unfried relatives. My motherwas Virginia Ramos at the time. If anyone has any info on my family, please contact me at kmakita32@yahoo.com and say "Hi"
Cheers,
Kat Unfried
9/2006
Randy Clouse
Modesto, CA, August 17, 2006, 19:56
Hello there. I am a former sailboat owner for the last 15 years (Hunter 30) and have gotten over the "go out the Gate and turn left" syndrome now that I've turned 60.
But . . . I still am somewhat of a wanderlust so since I have a small pickup I have been looking into what would be a good choice to get to pull around. It looks to me that a "Teardrop" of some kind would just the cats meow. The problem is, do I build or do I buy. Since I am a great project starter, but not so good of a finisher I probably should buy something already to go or almost that way.
Any tips or leads would be appreciated. Would also like some personal feelings from someone who has used their teardrop. Thanks ya'll for readin'.
Randy
Dennis Curtis
August 09, 2006, 20:31
Well went looking for the Wiseburn school district and by chance found your site, very interesting. Did you know that they are now building a new Dana Middle School. I sure did enjoy your old class pictures, you should send them to the Dana schoo site to see if they will post em. Worth a try, again enjoyed you site... DAC
Hey Dennis, I guess that's progress but will be sad to see the old school gone. When I was in Kindergarten there were only a couple buildings in the middle of some farm land and the closest house was about half mile away. Sure not the same place now.