How do your make your TC your own?
What does it take for you to feel that your newly acquired TC is uniquely yours? For me it's improvement projects. Since getting our 2002 Northern Lite 10-2 CD last year, the projects are: (1) buil...
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We've done a few different things. Some time, I will document them all. Here's a partial list that isn't in a particular order.
Added a 2000watt inverter that sits on synthetic wood in the battery compartment.
Built and added a shelf/divider in the outside compartment.
Added shelf liners for all shelves.
Added a foam topper to the bed and mattress pad.
Changed sheets and added pillows, quilts, blankets, etc.
Tinted the Windows.
Added vent covers (it rains a lot in our area).
Replaced the existing table with a minitable that I made that uses the existing bracket for easy removal.
Added a magazine rack under the dinette.
Added d-rings to hold kennels in place that sit under the dinette cushions.
Add d-rings to keep the screen door shut. Provides a bit more security than the spring loaded latch.
Added foam to change the dinette cushion angle.
Added a cover of the foam above.
Added pillows for the dinette.
Covered various aluminum with wood finish contact paper.
Replaced the convection oven with a new one that is more efficient.
Added vents to the walls adjoining the convection oven for more ventilation.
Added adjustable shelves to the inside cabinets.
Made a tv bracket to hang a tv in the kitchen area.
Added d-rings to hold the tv in place in the closet.
Changed bulbs to LEDs.
Added organizers and containers to drawers/cabinets.
Added cloth wraps for the wires going to the bedroom tv and routed them.
Added a blu-ray player.
Added a small inverter that works off the 12v plug in the bedroom.
Bought dishes/pans/towels especially for the TC.
Added a first aid kit.
Added dually brackets.
Added a better sewer hose and adapted the storage compartment to fit.
Added a sewer hose adapter for hookups and store that in a zip lock in the black/grey/electric compartment.
Added a mount for a small glass grill.
Of course, this doesn't include truck modifications. :)
Added a 2000watt inverter that sits on synthetic wood in the battery compartment.
Built and added a shelf/divider in the outside compartment.
Added shelf liners for all shelves.
Added a foam topper to the bed and mattress pad.
Changed sheets and added pillows, quilts, blankets, etc.
Tinted the Windows.
Added vent covers (it rains a lot in our area).
Replaced the existing table with a minitable that I made that uses the existing bracket for easy removal.
Added a magazine rack under the dinette.
Added d-rings to hold kennels in place that sit under the dinette cushions.
Add d-rings to keep the screen door shut. Provides a bit more security than the spring loaded latch.
Added foam to change the dinette cushion angle.
Added a cover of the foam above.
Added pillows for the dinette.
Covered various aluminum with wood finish contact paper.
Replaced the convection oven with a new one that is more efficient.
Added vents to the walls adjoining the convection oven for more ventilation.
Added adjustable shelves to the inside cabinets.
Made a tv bracket to hang a tv in the kitchen area.
Added d-rings to hold the tv in place in the closet.
Changed bulbs to LEDs.
Added organizers and containers to drawers/cabinets.
Added cloth wraps for the wires going to the bedroom tv and routed them.
Added a blu-ray player.
Added a small inverter that works off the 12v plug in the bedroom.
Bought dishes/pans/towels especially for the TC.
Added a first aid kit.
Added dually brackets.
Added a better sewer hose and adapted the storage compartment to fit.
Added a sewer hose adapter for hookups and store that in a zip lock in the black/grey/electric compartment.
Added a mount for a small glass grill.
Of course, this doesn't include truck modifications. :)
