I have a 28' 1966 Barth travel trailer I would like to restore it to the original floor plan. Does anyone have any information on this trailer. I have only seen shorter ones. This one has two doors in the front.
Denise

Are the doors on each side or do you mean there are two doors in front on the curb side? Pictures would be helpful. I have sent you a Private message, Click HERE.

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This trailer has both doors on the same side. I think it was custom made and was used for offices because there are no place for beds. I would like to know if it is more valuable leaving it like it is are making a living space and a bedroom. I would send pictures but I not sure how. Could I attach them on a email?
Thanks Denise

There is no "classic" market for Barth trailers like there is for Airstreams and Avions. A Barth (of any design or configuration) has no collectable or investment value. Do the interior in a design that suits your needs.

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Originally posted by Denise:
This trailer has both doors on the same side. I think it was custom made and was used for offices because there are no place for beds. I would like to know if it is more valuable leaving it like it is are making a living space and a bedroom. I would send pictures but I not sure how. Could I attach them on a email?
Thanks Denise

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Rusty is correct. No special value will be given to any Barth. It is not a rare coin. It is not an early Mustang, nor a 1955 Mercedes Gull wing coupe. Your value will be what you do to use the trailer for. It could be camping or a concession trailer. Above is my post on 11-10-2016. There are some links, I may be able to help you with. Are you able to click or touch and open the links?