RV-Pro.com featured inTech in a recent article about the growth its teardrop travel trailers.

In a world where travel trailers have evolved into ever-larger behemoths, the teardrop trailer remains a charming reminder of simpler times.

The lightweight campers — named for their distinct aerodynamic shape — captured American imagination in the 1930s as families sought Depression-era vacations. The United States highway system was underway, and teardrops could be towed by the family car, which boasted up to 100 horsepower at the time.

Despite the modernization of today’s rigs, OEMs such as inTech have shown the truth behind the French maxim, “The more things change, the more they remain the same.” The Nappanee, Indiana-based manufacturer began its foray into the RV space in late 2016 and launched its first teardrop model, dubbed Luna, one year later.

Read more at RV-Pro.com