Own a 24RBS Whitehawk, 2014, and have been on a modification run since early this spring. See my list below.
Interior
1. Built a new bathroom medicine chest, doubled the size of the mirror and incorporated catch rails to keep items from volunteering to be used. IE falling out.
2. Replaced all interior lights with LED lights.
3. Replaced the factory light above the bed with two spot lights, they have two colors, blue for night light and soft white for reading.
4. Added under cabinet LED lights in the kitchen. Have motion control for on\off and dimming.
5. Removed filler panel from the cabinet in the kitchen, replaced it with a door to gain additional access to cabinets storage. Added shelves in this area to make it more useful.
6. Added lift arms\support to all cabinet doors that swing up, total of 6 doors.
7. Replaced shower head with one that has a on\off switch and multi shower pattern.
8. Strong arm support for the under bed storage.
9. Added a storage drawer to the under bed storage, camp side of the bed.
10. Added storage drawers under the dinette seats.
11. Added small flip up tables to each side of the bed.
12. Added outlets to both sides of the bed with two USB power ports in each outlet.
13. Converted one of the wardrobe closets in the bed room to a pantry with removal shelves in case need convert back.
14. Digital thermostat
Exterior
1. Removed pull out shore power cord with a plug in port. Modified the removed power cable to plug into the port.
2. New Goodyear Endurance D rated trailer tires
3.
Lippert Equa-flex Tandem Axle Equalizers with the MORryde Heavy Duty Schackle System.
4. Replace LED light strip under the awning.
5. Added oversize entry handle.
6. Replaced outdoor speakers with JBL marine speakers
Future(ToDo List)
1. Replace all exterior marker lights and tail lights with LED lights.
2. Add lights to the pass through storage.
3. Replace keyed locks on exterior storage doors with barrel locks.
4. Add shelving to the closets in the bathroom.
5. Add outdoor TV mount
I have a question about storage door locks, order two different sets from Amazon and neither one had the correct offset for the lock arm. Made a trip to local RV dealer asked if they had replacement locks, could not match it. Get any suggestions from this group on how to source correct type?
Of course the to do list is a always subject to additions with little to no warning by me or the DW. Been fun to make the camper functional to our needs.