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Try one of these wheels. They will do the job for you. https://www.amazon.com/AES-Industries-Pinstripe-Adhesive-Removal/dp/B0020HQRQC/ref=sr_1_16?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1467042473&sr=1-16&keywords=decal+remover I have removed the decals from the entire cab and some of the house of my Itasca. Use a corded electric drill a cordless won't run long enough. Use the rubber wheel to remove the decal it may leave a residue at the edges. For this you will use goo be gone and a plastic scraper. After the decals are removed there will be some ghosting or color drift. Use a small buffer with some rubbing compound to blend out the ghosting. Go easy with the compound don't burn the paint. The polisher I used. http://www.walmart.com/ip/WEN-6-Waxer-Polisher/22053050

Sorry for the late reply. The tires were Hundred bucks ea without mount and bal, I took the MH to a local tire shop and had them done.

Well this 92 Toy is in Beulah, WY today. Sand Creek camp area to be exact. Just enjoying some outdoors and a little fishing. Here is a pic of the creek. And another picture of the rig. Here is a picture of today's front yard. Here are some interior shots of the Itasca. I took out the original couch and built a base for a new place to sit or for a Grand kid bed. My first attempt at re upholstering. This is the storage under the new couch. It is now very handy to access tool box and assorted stuff. I added an aftermarket console and a wireless back up camera. I will be putting in a gauge and a switch for the air suspension in that console. A new blue tooth digital radio is on it's way to replace the POS that came with the rig. Here is a picture of the new flooring this was done before the couch rebuild.

I just bought some Yokohama 185 r 14 D's from tirerack.com $100.00 ea.

I was skimming through a catalog at an RV dealer and came across an identical camera set up I purchased from Amazon for $57.00 The RV dealer catalog had it listed for $540.00 The ad in the catalog had the same picture on the monitor screen as the one that was on the box my monitor came in.

As an Owner of a newly purchased 91 Itasca I approve of your remodel. It looks fantastic. FYI. One thing I learned today you need to check the tightness of all the electrical connections in your electrical panel under the couch. I turned on the AC and Fridge today and the wiring on the breaker panel smoked and started to melt the 2 circuit breakers. I had to shut down shore power and found the wire to the main terminal breaker panel overheated due to a loose connection at the terminal lug. Edit to add links to photos http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/o614/Jimbo1wy/Mobile%20Uploads/2015-07/20150727_182316_zpsd6chkt98.jpg http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/o614/Jimbo1wy/Mobile%20Uploads/2015-07/20150727_182316_zpsd6chkt98.jpg http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/o614/Jimbo1wy/Mobile%20Uploads/2015-07/20150727_182156_zpsftl0n2jo.jpg

That thing looks great.

Let me know how your camera instal goes. If you need any help post in this topic and I will get back to you I have set this topic to forward to my phone. JP

I installed this system on my Itasca. AGPtek® 7 inch TFT LCD Car Rear View Monitor With Wireless Night Vision Car Backup Camera Instalation is easy. The System works OK but gets a little fuzzy if left on for too long. I may try moving the transmitter to a better location. It is now mounted behind the left tail Light housing and connected to the parking light circuit. The camera is mounted on a storage box attached to the rear bumper.

!991 Itaska I'm in Gillette Wyoming. http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/o614/Jimbo1wy/Mobile%20Uploads/2015-06/20150623_103159_zpszgdoynt0.jpg