When do you stop making mods?

[Veebyes]

Every year I seem to be putting a couple grand into it between truck & trailer. 11 years, almost 200,000 truck miles, near 100,000 trailer miles & near 1600 nights on the road.

This year it is Timbrens shocks for the truck in addition to its annual overhaul of bushings etc. The trailer is headed for some spring hanger replacements, upgrades, & already planning on next year reducing from a king bed to a queen sized & getting a sleep number mattress.

It does not stop. The only thing slowing me down is the Finance Department at The Admiralty.

[Isaac-1]

That is a good question, I guess for as long as it makes sense verses selling / upgrading to a new RV. I have been asking myself this same question, though in my case it is a 16 year old class A with about 85,000 miles on the odometer.

[ScottG]

When I'm dead!
Seriously, while I don't need to do much to my truck (just little cosmetic stuff), the mods to the trailer will go on as long as I own it. At least it did with my last TT, which I had for 13 years.
I spend last winter fixing all the manufacturing mistakes and sloppiness in our new TT.
This winter I plan on removing the fridge and fixing its installation so it works as well as it can.