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Looking at the various pictures of the Regency's in the gallery, it looks like 1990 and earlier Regency's were narrow body (96 inch wide), and from 1991 up, were wide body (102 inch wide). If you look closely at the windshields, the wide body models had a small 6 inch wide (3rd)windshield in the middle. Breakaway's didn't have this addition, but were 96" wide, so didn't need it. This way Barth could use the same windshield for both widths. I'm not sure when this ended, but somewhere around 94 I think. My question to the Barth audience is:

Did the Regency become a wide body starting in 1991? Any Regency owners know?
 
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I have a 34' Regency which I was told at the time I bought it that it was a 1991, but the registration says it is a 1992. In any event, it is a widebody.
 
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some coachs had wide bodys in 88 and89
 
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