New curtains, removing stove and sink and building a big storage area in its place with a hinged lid, removing drawers from the opposite side of sink and stove and building another storage compartment in its place. Removing lightweight rear bumper and fabrication a whole new rear section strong enough to hold bikes and coolers. I may just build a receiver hitch style bumper, still to be determined. Upgrade floor covering. You said "planning on doing". I doubt it will all get done.

First thing we're going to do is take everything out and reorganize. Not really a mod but counts for us. The DW and I seem to have different opions where things need to be stored!!!

I have accumulated 3 or 4 new DO that will be staying in the TT so I'm thinking of building some type of kitchen box to help in storing them.

We will be trying to clean out the front storage compartment and leaving only items that will be needed for set up and outdoor activities. I think this will be the easiest chore of them all as the DW doesn't have a key to access the front storage (kinda like my man cave only on the camper!).

Only other thing I can think of is maybe a good washing come early spring and we will be ready to get out again.

I'm seriously thinking about installing at least one new ceiling vent+fan.  The vent fan in the bathroom that came with the unit is a joke, and the other vent is just a plain vent.  Neither has a cover so I effectively can't use either during wet weather.  I'm thinking of shooting for the moon and getting something like the MaxxFan Deluxe (7500K) so I get a fan and cover all at once, as well as a bunch of other features.  It'll be particularly nice to have in the late spring and early fall when it's not quite warm enough to fire up the A/C, but airflow is important to keep the temps down.

Like Beerlifter, I think I need to do some reorganizing.  We put almost all of the stuff that we had in the old unit straight back into this one without weeding anything out.  There are probably a lot of things that we no longer need to be bringing with us. 

I also really need to weigh the whole unit, especially the tongue.  The dry tongue weight was already over the 10% mark of the GVWR, so weighing and shifting heavier things out of the front storage compartment  to the back storage compartment or maybe under the dinette (over the wheels), and conversely, lighter things to the front is definitely in order.

We got our 2013 Viking Epic 2107 in July, so we're still working on the basics: what goes where. But, the good design folks at Viking decided that the wonderful, wrap-around privacy curtain that they used to install around the cassette potty was stupid, and they replaced it with a front-to-back, pull-across curtain to separate the main bunk from the smaller bunk and the dinette bunk. This means that, if you're on the potty, you have no real privacy, since the door is on your immediate left front; you've got to lock the door and close its window, just in case. Nice innovation design guys..... We'll be taking down their stupid privacy curtain and installing one that makes sense.

I'm also looking for a replacement awning. The Dometic they install on the 2107 is -- according to a Customer Service person at Viking -- the most "cost-efficient" for it. That translates, basically, to cheap****; the awning itself seems pretty sturdy, but the frame is lightweight garbage that I do not trust in anything more than a gentle sneeze. The spreader bars are the twist-to-lock variety, and as soon as they get wet, they slip, bowing the awning; and, when wet, they're almost impossible to readjust. I'm hoping to find an awning with a decent frame system. (Any help with this gratefully accepted.)

Other than that, no mods.

The elastic is shot in my valances, so plan to take down, re-gather and sew them to fit the snaps.  On some curtain panels, the rubber backing has holes in it, so might make a backing panel of dark cloth.

Looking forward to seeing your mods, Jimmy -- and FWArcadia's too!

This morning I ordered a 100 watt solar system.  There'll be a little tweaking to do, but mostly Roamie is set up and ready to receive the battery and components.

We also got "other stuff" including under shelf racks, spice racks and stuff.

Roamie, the Apache pop up, is having a never ending Christmas.  When we gathered up all the camping equipment given and received this year it was more than anything else.  And if it wasn't camping gear it was scrapbooking stuff to keep our memories together.

Here's a sample of what was given/received:
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You should make the trip and find out what kind of fun we have at our GA Rallies!!!  What an awesome group of folks to spend time with!!!  Looking forward to April!!!

Sounds to me like you are making a muli-purpose chair. IUf you take it out by the fire or to the beach, you could save on some walking to help those "sore knees". ;D