Was your Travco custom made?

Leo Eilts sends us these photos of his Travco's "custom made" name plates. He writes: 

I have something on my Travco that I've never heard anyone else mention so far: There are two plates fastened to the vehicle that indicate it may have been custom-ordered. On the dash on the passenger side is a small plate that reads "Built by Travco for A.R. Wilson". I guess his wife got after him, because the plate next to the door, on the outside just under the light, is a second plate that reads "Built by Travco for Mr. & Mrs. A.R.  Wilson". 

Have you ever heard of these plates before? I've left them on, because I think they're kind of cool.  Anyway, this might explain some things about my Travco that I've wondered about before. I think that the veneer on my cabinets is the "Teak" veneer I've seen referred to as an option. It's also got a lot of other features that were referred to as options in the literature.

Apparently, the name plate is misleading.  Steve Polk sent this picture and writes:

Hey about that dash plaque discussion in the forum, I can e-mail you a picture that may support my theory that the plaque was a reward for sending in the warranty card and not to mean the Travco was custom made, (which is what the plaque may say). My dash has a sticker on it that states....... oh well let me attach the picture.

The webmaster has since found that Travco Corp. placed these name plates in their models for a few years.  Some even had the name plate indicating "Custom made by Travco Corp."  It would appear that the plate was added to the completed model, only to be personalized through your warranty registration.