RV Modification Disease

[Bigfoot]

Seen on another forum. So true.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

There are so many similar afflictions...

 

[Durango1]

X2.

I bought a brand new (and very well made) 2015 flatbed Hawk and proceeded to tear it apart and "tweak" it. Now it is "almost perfect" and I can't get out of my head building a Grandby flatbed on a 2017 Ram (regular cab) chassis cab. Drives my wife insane and no, she doesn't understand it!

 

[4x4tinyhouse]

X2.

I bought a brand new (and very well made) 2015 flatbed Hawk and proceeded to tear it apart and "tweak" it. Now it is "almost perfect" and I can't get out of my head building a Grandby flatbed on a 2017 Ram (regular cab) chassis cab. Drives my wife insane and no, she doesn't understand it!

have you posted your hawk tweak pics here? would love to see!

 

[craig333]

Mine must be a mild case. I can sit still at a campground and relax. No hard start capacitor conversations either. The rest though...

 

[Smokecreek1]

My poor 05 Granby has been the subject of this disease since I bought it new; almost nothing is left of its original self except for the outer shell, bunk and interior panels. Solar panels, compression frig, new batteries, roof lifter things, XM radio, outside tool/handy man racks and lot's of wonderful new things that each require more new wonderful things ! What could satisfy or cure this never ending building cycle, what new project will end this madness once and for all? I have it!!! Maybe I can convert it back to its original self ! Ya got to be kidding!

Smoke

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

I think it is male human nature for us to change things when they may be OK and not need change.
Frank

 

[Bseek]

Oh, let's not limit it to males. I am guilty, also.

 

[Vic Harder]

I think of it as therapy.... very relaxing and rewarding.

 

[Happyjax]

Right now I only suffer with NAS but I suspect RVM to be a disease of the future. Those who also suffer from NAS will explain....lol

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Right now I only suffer with NAS but I suspect RVM to be a disease of the future. Those who also suffer from NAS will explain....lol

Ummmm, that would be Nikon Acquisition Syndrome. A horrible affliction .

 

[Happyjax]

I knew there were some here with that affliction

 

[craig333]

What gave me, I mean us, I mean them away?

 

[Happyjax]

It shows every time you go shooting....lol Hard to hide it

 

[Advmoto18]

Along the same theme...
A good article over at Expedition Portal.