Oh yeah, sweet, the camo!  Maybe I will put a pink Browning buckmark somewhere on ours.... love it!

Well, now, you should share pictures and tell us your ideas about decorating and what you're thinking of doing.  It's exciting to get a new trailer.

With the economy in dire straits, there have been several stolen trailers in our area. Many trailers look the same and often times trailers of the same manufacturer will have identical graphics. This makes the searching and identification of finding a pinched trailer difficult. One owner passed his own trailer on his way home, and didn't recognise that it was being stolen. Many trailers have no graphics, and if of similar size, are initially difficult to distinguish from one another.

Adding or changing some of the exterior graphics is not difficult and is farily easy to effect. You can buy many variations on line, most being quite reasonable in pricing.

You can enhance the looks of your trailer and make identification much easier to spot, if necessary. Once they are installed, photos of your trailer will make future identification much easier. True they can be removed over time, but until they are, you may have a better initial chance of recovery. Once they have been installed for a time, they will leave indelible marks on the aluminum or painted skin. Only by repainting or installing newer, larger graphics, can these marks be covered.

Gard makes a very good point about special and different graphics to make your trailer more identifiable by law enforcement in case of theft.  Speaking of theft; it is surprising the number of trailers that sit at boarding barns, alongside a remote barn or shed, etc. WITHOUT ANY KIND OF HITCH LOCKS.  We actually place hitchlocks on our trailers at our dealerships that are behind a cyclene fence.

These aren't that expensive and go on the coupler, and there are locks that go on the set screws for the neck also, so that the locked coupler cannot be removed and the thiefs coupler put in place of the one removed.  We have even had the locks smashed with a sledgehammer, and fortunately the thief still couldn't get them off.  So when your thinking of things to buy and put on your trailer(s), make HITCH LOCKS one of the items to purchase.

I have added several pix inside mine..personal touches...framed a beautiful card a friend gave me, framed a few pix that are very special and have special meaning...color coordinated the towels, bedding etc.  there are a few other things I would like to do but that will come in time and with finances are 'fuller" 

As far as identifying a stolen trailer I have a suggestion that was passed down to me by a friend...they painted the top of the trailer with  their ranch name, brand..etc.  big bold letters...who  looks at the top of a trailer ??..unless there is a hay rack on top...but it is easily identified by air ( helocopters, planes, overpasses) 

Just a thought....HAPPY TRAILS!

When we bought our new trailer I couldn't wait to go shopping for stuff.  I bought new dishes, new towels, new sheets and comforter.  We had our brand made into vinyl stickers and put them on the outside of the trailer as well as a few places inside.  I had an absolute blast, I hope you do too.

this whole forum subject was about what and how people pimp out the inside of the LQ.not so much the out side

Actually, your question was "Am I nuts or wha(t)?"  Perhaps stepping back and being a little more polite to people who are very helpful would get a better answer to that question.