I'm Bored!

[1L243]

Since I bought my 2017 Coleman 300tq one year ago I have done many mods which include
*Rewiring Park cable panel to accept Portable Satellite.
*Outside TV outlet
*12 volt outlet
*Kitchen/Bathroom Backsplash
*Gladiator Storage in Garage (Toy Hauler)
*Toy Hauler Ramp Door Screen
*Chandelier light above dinette table
*Outside and Inside Assist Grab Handle
*5" Vinyl Sewer hose storage
*Under trailer folding ladder storage X2 for A frame and Multi Position ladder
*Battery Box with 4 deep cycle batteries
*Battery disconnect switch
*Electric tongue jack
*5 Spoke Aluminum Trailer wheels upgrade
*TV's and mounts for Bedroom, Living area and Garage
*Under Bed 100# slide out drawers
*Queen bed memory foam mattress + extension
*Wall decorative storage basket in bathroom
*Entry steps Carpeting
*Black Tank Flush
*Dinette/Slide electrical outlets
*Garage wall mounted shop vac
*Garage under cabinet closet bar

My next future upgrade is 400 watt solar panels on the roof

I am looking for something to do what is your single favorite Trailer Mod that you have done?

[mikhen]

Lighting on 4 way switch set up. I have 3 lights near the floor to light the way and the switches are near the entry door, Near the rear bed and bathroom, and near the cab(class c).

[1L243]

very clever....

[SoundGuy]

rightlaneonly wrote:
I get bored too, I've rebuilt/customized the inside of my Aliner 3 times now. Its amazing how much you can change the interior of such a small trailer:B

SoundGuy wrote:
Ha Ha. Try installing your own in-dinette seat shower as I did with our Santa Fe popup! :B

rightlaneonly wrote:
That's pretty trick:E, I think I'll pass on that one;)

What was really trick was the collapsible shower curtain rod that allowed me to drop the whole thing into the shower pan for storage. Probably my favourite mod with that camper, especially since we used it every time we camped. :B

[rightlaneonly]

SoundGuy wrote:

rightlaneonly wrote:
I get bored too, I've rebuilt/customized the inside of my Aliner 3 times now. Its amazing how much you can change the interior of such a small trailer:B

Ha Ha. Try installing your own in-dinette seat shower as I did with our Santa Fe popup! :B

That's pretty trick:E, I think I'll pass on that one;)

[SoundGuy]

rightlaneonly wrote:
I get bored too, I've rebuilt/customized the inside of my Aliner 3 times now. Its amazing how much you can change the interior of such a small trailer:B

Ha Ha. Try installing your own in-dinette seat shower as I did with our Santa Fe popup! :B

[1L243]

A suspension kit would be a nice addition to the trailer. It is a toy hauler and flirting with 10,000 pounds gross. And surprising the suspension and shock kits are not that expensive. I might have to put that on the list.

The trailer came with a 18 foot electric awning but it leaves the door coming out of the garage and the back of the trailer open. I would like to add a second 10 foot awning over the garage... Another item on the do do list.

[rightlaneonly]

I get bored too, I've rebuilt/customized the inside of my Aliner 3 times now. Its amazing how much you can change the interior of such a small trailer:B

[Lynnmor]

Do you have shocks on that thing?

[1L243]

I take the winter off from camping as well. Although I still have the urge to get out, rain snow keep me busy finding things to do on the RV.

[ScottG]

Thanks for sharing your mods! I'm bored as heck too!
Spent most of the winter doing all kinds of mods to our new TT in preparation for next camping season.
Then I had hand surgery and it's difficult to do much but I got all the important stuff done prior to getting cut.
Can't wait for camping to start!!!

[Lwiddis]

“large vanity mirror“

What’s the issue, profant? I need to look at me!

[Lwiddis]

Then I suggest wiring and buying a controller for 800 watts

[old_guy]

you are a lot like me. they just don't make TT's for the individual. you have to customize them to your likes. I worked on TT's so I could do a lot of the work myself. Luckily for me, building a TT is not rocket science so working on them is relatively easy. appliances are another story. thank God for the internet and this forum

[profdant139]

1L243, I am also a compulsive modder. It's fun! My stick house is a mess, but my trailer is up to date.

The most useful project I have done is to tear out the existing cabinetry to put in custom shelving. The stock cabinets were made of thick plywood and MDF, with poor allocation of shelf space. Also, there was a large vanity mirror as part of the setup -- useless.

So I built my own enclosed shelves of thin Baltic ply. Here is how I did it:

Scroll down to the shelving

As a result, we now have more than enough room for our clothing, toiletries, boots, and so forth.