Have You Done Any Mods?

Thanks for the response Stephen. I think I will do that. I did finally see the black one too at $113.70 and decided painting would be better.
I just finished installing a Fastway trunnion style equalizing hitch. What a monster! Even at it's lowest position it is 1-1/2" higher than the rpod tongue that leaves the rear of the trailer 2" lower than the front which they said was within tolerance, but the odd thing about it is that there is only a 1/4" difference between the front fender with and without the bars installed. I thought there would be more although I never noticed any issues, just wanted to control sway a bit.
We are heading up to Midland Michigan next week, so I'll get to see if I waisted my money.

I haven't seen black posts. I got white ones. Both Lowe's and Home Depot carry them. I don't have a Menards near me. If you really want black, buy the white one and get some paint made for plastics and paint them yourself. I did a search for black vinyl fence posts and came up with one on Home Depot's web site, but the price was $113.70. You can buy a lot of paint for that price!

Latest mods:
Battery lock-down v2
Sewer hose holder from 5"x5" post
Locking ladder holder from 5"x5" post moved from previous location in basement storage.

Pictures available at the link below in my signature.

Now for the best thing that I have done for added safety is the back up camera that is mounted on the metal rack on the back of the Pod by a magnet.  I plug it into a pig tail that I tied into the tail light on the left side.  I always tow with my park lights on for added safety.  A 4 inch wireless color screen is plugged into my lighter socket and turns on when it senses the camera when I turn on the park lights. Thus I see everything that is in back and to side of me while towing my Pod.  I drove my Sportster for years with the same setup.  I could see oncoming traffic behind and to the side.  

I changed the doors over the sink to open up and installed a support to hold them open.  I moved the radio up to use the old radio hole as a open storage hole and put a small fence to keep things from sliding out. This is where we store our caned goods.  As for the sliding drawers in the kitchen, I removed the stops on the two upper ones and added a wooden box on the back of them for added storage.  The drawers do not need a stop as the sliders have there own stop built in.  I removed the side of the kitchen seat near the entry door and made it into a door that opens towards the entry so I could stand inside and while the door is open slide a long clear plastic box out.  This is my allotted space for my clothes and personals. The lid for this long plastic box is on the floor two allow it to slide out over the lip on the floor.  I use a sheet rock knife to cut through the thin wood paneling to make the openings.  NO SAW DUST!