Add-ons to new trailer - Suggestions

LED lights - big help when boondocking and also burn cooler.

If they offer dual-pane tinted windows I HIGHLY recommend these. These were a $1200 option on our Terry, but worth every penny. It eliminates all the condensation you usually get inside, and the dual panes really help reduce the noise inside the TT, so you are much likely to be bothered in a CG by late night parties or folks that either arrive late or leave early. Plus keeps the TT cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

Solar to suppliment battery charging, also good when storing.
Backup camera so you don't have to rely on someone to guide you in tight spots.
Backup lights, incase you arrive at the park in the dark.
The usual accessories, lights for the awning, small morning coffee table, outdoor mat/carpet
Replace all bulbs with LED to reduce power consumption on batt.
MaxAir vent covers.
Digital Thermostat connected to heater and AC.
Plenty of outlets for 120v/12v/USB
Lots of outlets/powerstrip for all the phone chargers. (not near the sink!)
brushless replacement fans for the vents
powered exhaust vent for the bathroom, like in a house.
extra house batteries (i.e. T105's)
Quiet Generator, capable of powering everything for when shore power fails.
Better stablization jacks
lots of creative storage ideas to increase storage space (i.e. pvc pipe under body to store sewer pipe).
coiled water line for hookup, no more messing with a hose in a compartment.
I'd love a retractable power cable that reals in like a vacum.
better tv antennea

Battery disconnect switch - MUST HAVE

Max-Air vent covers - Nice adder, but you could go further and buy a whole new fan with variable speed and thermostat. Its one of my top two upgrade I've done.

LCD TV mount in bunk area - I did the same. The kids will love you for it.

Curved shower curtain rod - Worthy, but I went a different route that not many are talking about. I bought a folding door from Amazon...also found at camping world. Its not the strongest thing out there, but man do we love it. I'll never have a curtain again.

http://www.amazon.com/Irvine-4857SW-White-Shower-Door/dp/B000BGHTFC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1406161477&sr=8-3&keywords=rv+shower+door

The other upgrade in my top two list stopped the wiggle while camping;

http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/stabilizing_products/lockarm.shtml

We made sure ours had all the solar panel connections build into the trailer while at the factory. I didn't see that on your list, but that was extremely important to us.

If it doesn't have a ladder then add one.

Back up lights. Bright ones! It one of the first mods I did and it's worthy every penny. Backup camera would be sweet, too. Not just for hitching up, but one on the rear of the trailer so you can see back there all the time.

If you boondock or go to places without a water supply at your site, consider replacing the water pump. The ones that typically come with TT's are noisy as hell and take a while to pressure up.

The easies, cheapest and favorite thing I did to mine was get a 90deg bracket, bend the end up a little at the end, screw it into the A frame. It makes a great spot to store the torsion bars of the hitch. Keeps them off the ground and the grease away from my jeans! Enjoy the new rig!

It all depends what you camping style is I reckon...

We go to the back woods and Natl Forest areas most of the time. This makes our big priority 'Camping off the Batteries' so naturally all of my mods are to that extent.

If we were just travelers using the RV instead of automobiles or airplanes then those priorities would be different.

If we were full time living on the road them those priorities would be geared towards that.

My sister and her hubby travel almost the same routes each year pulling their Big Montana 5th wheel and only go to the fancy camp grounds. They wouldn't dream of camping off a creek bed somewhere way back in the woods... And of course I get the 25 question why I like to do that... They spend big amounts of money traveling and I just about only spend money for gas and food...

We kids usually all get together in Myrtle Beach every year in late SEP/early OCT... One of my sisters lives there permanently. The rest of inner family stays in the fancy condos there at Lakewood. We usually camp down the road a bit at Huntington Beach in our OFF-ROAD POPUP trailer... We watch HDTV just like they do... We just like the woods atmosphere and nature's night sounds. I guess we are the Black Sheep of the family hehe...

We all do our own thing haha...

Roy Ken

Would it not be less expensive to put the Max air vents on yourself, they do not take much work?

Same as the curved shower rod. I would definitely price these out compared to doing it yourself.