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Concerning the rewire, you wire it just like house wiring, when adding the 3rd wire (think that would be ground to service), Just Make sure there are no grounds and commons that cross paths (connected together). Your breaker panel scenario may be ok, but check it out.

I think if you went with a 30a plug, some minor rewire of the fuse panel would be all you would need.

Here's what i used, waterproof too, i have it adapted down to 15a.

I don't think your supposed to use a ground rod when running off of a grounded service (correct me if I'm wrong), there has been some discussion on this. Grounding a generator setup is what the ground rod was for.

I see the two wire power cord setup as an issue, when plugging into a standard 30a power source such as in a rv site, you need a ground to the source which the original setup doesn't provide.

I was refering to the power inlet plug (with screw on cap) on the front of the trailer, on mine there was a two prong plastic plug inside of said housing, i had the same thought of converting the innards to something standard but didn't come up with anything. I had the plywood off the front...

Also, the guts of the original plug are held in by a keeper plate with screws on the back side of the plug.

You could mount an rv or marine style 30a power inlet.

What water heater will you use?

Good idea placing the frig up high!

Ah, brings back memories. Great looking floor! The deck makes it look official.