I hope you all have better luck than I in removing WBCCI numbers! I asked for advice and tried everything mentioned and finally resorted to a razor blade and steel wool. I think because the numbers had been on so long in the hot dry climate, they were really baked on, no curling or loose edges. Now I have two shiny spots on my trailer where the new numbers reside. Gives me a glimpse of what she could look like if I had an extra $2000. I had a nice time in Durango with my local Colorado West group, we went to the Brittian's nice cabin on a river in the mountains, very cool and pleasant at night and had a tour of Silverton, Co. I was the only Vintage unit but there is a young couple who came for dinner on Wed that has a vintage unit so I won't be the only one. One couple expressed amazement at how nice my GT is inside, they expected something primitive, I guess! I did get the floor finished so it looks pretty nice, I think. I keep noticing how much brighter the older units are inside than the mid 70s and newer. I like that and if I get a bigger one, I want it to be a 60s model. Just Plain Polly 1964 Globe Trotter Colorado
