Calling all entrepreneurs.

[Rustyone]

Thought this was gonna be spam didn't you?  

I had a dream last night; a vision if will.  Seems to me that practically everyone who buys a PUP does at least a dozen mods.  Some of these guys are very creative.  Fresh and Grey water mods, electrical mods, an extra screw here or a clamp there, seal this, insulate that, rotate the doohickie.  All pretty much to improve an existing system or solve the same problems that everyone who owns a PUP has.

Who remembers when Shelby took a bunch of Mustangs straight from the factory and added his own goodies to make a faster, cooler Mustang.  How about Hurst and the Olds, or all the custom van shops of the 70's.

See where I'm going?  Why not a Tim5055 Niagara?  I completely understand theory, heck I've had an unused associates in hydraulics for thirty years.  I can spot a pump on paper at a glance but you could beat me with one and I would'nt know what it is.  I had to take classes to learn to pump gas!

I described some mods I've seen here to the dealer I plan to buy from and all I got was a blank stare and some drool, so dealer mods are out.  But if some one were to 'open shop' for those without opposing thumbs I wonder if there's money to be made?
Things that make you go UMMMMM.

Of course I would expect a free package and royalties.

[Rustyone]

Well, let this be a lesson to all those who 'have a few' before they post :rolleyes:  then think everyone else will get a kick out of your sense of humor. :! :screwy:

[brainpause]

I actually like the idea very much.

The only problem I see, is that most people who will keep the camper for a length of time, enjoy doing those mods. I know I have enjoyed doing them.

OTOH, I would love to have a 2005 Niagara with Tim's mods, delivered to my door (hint hint).

Larry

[beacher]

Cool! SO, If do we paint the modified PUPs metallic blue and paint two white stripes on them!!???

Will the paint stick to older ABS roofs?