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I just picked this up today off Craiglist. I think I might have stole it at $900 but not sure. I know the Barth's have a good reputation for quality builds. The interior is a mess and will need to be gutted.

May be looking for some original Barth parts if anyone knows where they can be found.

 
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Welcome to the site! You have found a good source for info and advice. Try the search feature in the archives for lots of good stuff. You should be able to find some photos of other Barth trailers. Yours is a very early one, Barth only made trailers from about 63 to 69.

For that price you can't lose! (You could probably get that much for the scrap aluminum!)

We usually post photos via Photobucket. It saves memory use on this site and the photos come back in standard size. Basically, we forward the photos to Photobucket by email, then just post a link to the photo here on this site. There is a tutorial here on the process.

Don't hesitate to ask questions, we have some pretty helpful people here. Thumbs Up


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Thanks Steve. I can't seem to edit my own posts to take out the supersized photo. :-)

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Welcome to the site! You have found a good source for info and advice. Try the search feature in the archives for lots of good stuff. You should be able to find some photos of other Barth trailers. Yours is a very early one, Barth only made trailers from about 63 to 69.

For that price you can't lose! (You could probably get that much for the scrap aluminum!)

We usually post photos via Photobucket. It saves memory use on this site and the photos come back in standard size. Basically, we forward the photos to Photobucket by email, then just post a link to the photo here on this site. There is a tutorial here on the process.

Don't hesitate to ask questions, we have some pretty helpful people here. Thumbs Up
 
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check the bottom right corner of the post. There is an "edit" icon in the center. Click that, then you'll have an option to add/delete attachment.

You can email the photo to me and I will shoot it through Photobucket for you, if you like.

svanwesten2@yahoo.com


9708-M0037-37MM-01
"98" Monarch 37
Spartan MM, 6 spd Allison
Cummins 8.3 325+ hp
 
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It says I don't have permission to edit my post. :-)

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Originally posted by Steve VW:
check the bottom right corner of the post. There is an "edit" icon in the center. Click that, then you'll have an option to add/delete attachment.

You can email the photo to me and I will shoot it through Photobucket for you, if you like.

svanwesten2@yahoo.com
 
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Oops, I forgot you are newbies. I think you have limited functions for the first five or ten posts, (something about spammers)

Let it ride for now, you can go back later. No big deal.

Bill NY is the site owner/moderator but has been buried in work/family stuff. Meanwhile I'm just a troll with no power but I'll help when I can. Thumbs Up

AHA! It appears to be fixed. bravo nice trailer!


9708-M0037-37MM-01
"98" Monarch 37
Spartan MM, 6 spd Allison
Cummins 8.3 325+ hp
 
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Now I have some questions... but we'll start with just one...

The windows on the front.. especially the curved. They are plexi on this camper.. is that original?
 
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I will check my windows tomorrow and let you know.


Mary

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Thanks Mary. It looks like the flat ones on the front are glass, although the large top one has been replaced with plexi. But both curved windows are plexi.


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I will check my windows tomorrow and let you know.
 
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Had to go out of town, will check windows tomorrow ( I promise).


Mary

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Flat windows are glass but curved ones are plexiglass.


Mary

Don't mess with us old folks, we don't get old by being stupid!
1968 Barth trailer, 1975 Barth Motorhome and 1985 Barth Motorhome

 
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Thanks Mary!

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Flat windows are glass but curved ones are plexiglass.
 
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Would like to see interior pics. Mine was a mess when I got it, had been a hotel for mice. No structural damage just really dirty and smelly.


Mary

Don't mess with us old folks, we don't get old by being stupid!
1968 Barth trailer, 1975 Barth Motorhome and 1985 Barth Motorhome

 
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That's a sweet trailer. I saw your post on Tin Can Tourists. The curved windows are plexi in both of our trailers.


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