The interior is pretty much original and in very good condition. Since these photos were taken I've updated the plumbing, including a new Atwood water heater and a new kitchen faucet and shower head (Oxygenics Body Spa), and I replaced the mini blind on the galley window. I also installed a 18K BTU Atwood 7920-II furnace which keeps the interior comfortable even in sub-zero outside temps. You can read about the plumbing upgrade here: https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f56/new-fresh-water-plumbing-bigfoot-17-a-58944.html
Exterior
Once all the plumbing and mechanical issues were sorted out I focused on the exterior. In the fall of 2013, after arriving in California, I set out to finish the process of stripping the cracked and faded exterior vinyl graphics and get the exterior thoroughly cleaned and reconditioned. I also replaced the black belly band and door moldings with colonial white pieces for a more uniform appearance. Other little improvements included a new spare tire mount and tire cover, repainting the bumper satin black, new safety chains, deck plates for easy access to the propane bottles. More on this here: https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f56/bigfoot-propane-tank-cover-mod-58034.html. I also installed new clearance light lenses, new entry door stay, new tongue jack and a Fastway® Flip™ automatic jack foot, and other small details.
The entire fiberglass shell was cleaned using Bar Keeper's Friend cleanser and Mr. Clean Magic Erasers. I then applied several coats of Red Max Pro acrylic floor finish to seal the gelcoat and give it a shiny, easy-to-clean finish. In 2014, the Red Max was showing a lot of wear and chipping so I stripped it and applied several coats 3M marine wax for fiberglass.
I also applied opaque truck bed liner paint to the inside of the front gravel guard to keep the interior dark and cool when I have to sleep during the day. More on that here: https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f56/opaque-rock-gravel-guard-on-bigfoot-62347.html
Customization
New Dexter 3,500 lb. straight axle (4-inch lift) with new EZ Lube hubs, new brakes, and new EMCO leaf springs. Details on this upgrade are in this post: https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f72/bigfoot-17-drop-to-straight-axle-60915.html
Also, Dexter greasable (wet) leaf spring shackles. More on that upgrade here: https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f72/greasable-wet-shackle-kit-installed-on-bigfoot-62285.html
Finally, new steel wheels and Maxxis M8008 load range C ST205/75R14 tires. More on the wheel/tire package is here: https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f72/new-tread-for-my-bigfoot-17-a-57340.html
Renovations
Xtreme Deep Cycle Battery from BatteriesPlus. New 7-way umbilical cable.
In 2014 I installed a new AP Products 24 x 68 inch entry door.
I'm pretty OCD about little details so miscellaneous hatches, vents, light covers, latches, and other minor pieces have been replaced or renovated/color matched.
Other Information
Tow Vehicle
2012 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4X4 5.7L V8 with a Transfer Flow 46-gallon replacement fuel tank, a SnugTop XV (Xtra Vision) color matched truck cap (shell), block heater, Husky Liner floor liners, and Kool Vue towing mirrors.