New Bullet 243BHS!

Great ideas. Definitely prefer not to screw things into the walls unless necessary.
Good idea for a hook to hang the keys... much better than laying them down somewhere and searching for them later.
The GMC Sierra 1500 pulls pretty well - going to go on a few farther trips and see how we're doing. It's 4.8L engine, so we're getting close to the limit of what it should pull.
The outdoor kitchen was definitely not a 'must have' when we were looking - our main focus was finding a unit with bunks and weight well below our truck's max weight limit. Just lucky we ended up with a unit with outdoor kitchen - now that I've used it, it's one of the best features.

Nice choice, you will enjoy! When we got our Bullet we had a Chevy V6 and it pulled it with our a problem - we switched to a larger truck for our four legged friend. Hooks and tp holder is not that big of problem to overcome, Have many great trips!

I will take a picture of that, and the laminate flooring shelf's in the hanging lockers by the master bedroom.

We use the hanging cloth shoe hanger on our bathroom door, plenty of pockets for all kinds of things.

We bought a standalone holder for toilet paper in the bathroom and paper towels in the kitchen - both store easy under the sink.

I added many Command Strip hooks in the trailer. Two to hold keys right where you enter the front door, and several others in the bathroom to hang towels and clothes when changing or showering. they work well and I don't have to worry about drilling or screwing into the walls or woodwork. And we can easily remove them in the future if need be.

Added a 2" foam mattress topper that really makes a difference. My only complaint about the bed is that it is a few inches too short (I'm 6' tall but even my wife complains about it).

Our Aussie grill also mounts to the rear bumper and swings out for use. It really works well for grilling.

We didn't get the outside kitchen, even though I really wanted one. Ironically the dealer showed us three units that met our needs, and the Bullet was the one that did not have the outside kitchen. We still selected this model based on all the other great features and the layout.

Congrats! We are enjoying ours!

Tarka wrote:
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Now we have a big list of 'stuff' we have to add for convenience. Things like placing towel hooks, toilet paper holder....

Only thing we weren't completely happy with was the master bed. It was like sleeping on a rock - hardest mattress I've ever seen. Must add some kind of mattress topper ASAP. Anyone have any ideas on that? Best material to get, etc.

We went with a free-standing toilet paper stand and storage unit, it stores inside the vanity while under way.

We went with a combo gel and poly topper, as we heard the all-gel models can be too hot.

Tarka,

Congrats on the new rig!!!! Research and pick some mods to do and enjoy!!!

Apr,

Do you have any pics of the towel hooks??? Great idea!!!!

Excellent idea. I might consider doing something similar. Right now there's no place to hang anything at all in the bathroom (small coat hook on back of bathroom door).

Looking forward to our next trip, most likely Big South Fork (northern TN & southern KY) in a couple of weeks. Hope to get some of the hooks and things mounted before then.

I added wood base board along the ceiling all the way around the bathroom of the TT, painted a color that matched my interior (brown). I put hooks on it about every 10 inches. I now have plenty of hanging room for towels for my family of 5.