Would anyone have information on this coach, was told its a 1992 32ft with 5.9 cummins and allison, 1690000km always stored inside..

no generator

would someone know the model and what fair market value would be

thanks

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Originally posted by Barracuda:
Would anyone have information on this coach, was told its a 1992 32ft with 5.9 cummins and allison, 1690000km always stored inside..

no generator

would someone know the model and what fair market value would be

thanks

If you can get the data tag we can tell more but I don’t believe your info is correct. It looks to be a Monarch.
Wide body
Fiberglass bumper and front end.
Headlights
Placement of clearance lights
Doors on storage bays
Mirrors same also
All are the same as my 97 Monarch. If that is the case I would suspect an 8.3 with Allison 6 speed.
It would have been produced by Barth RSV

No generator is a surprise. Was there one and taken out or nonfunctional?

Price would depend on facts 1,690,000 km seems like a lot of miles or km.

Whatever you find out it looks to be in fantastic shape. There are about 5 other we know of and we could share info.

This is a tough question, given the minimal info we have...

A 1992 32ft with 5.9 Cummins is probably a Breakaway, possibly a Regency. This is a later Monarch model probably 95 or later, probably 34ft. Most Monarchs had 8.3 Cummins and 6 spd Allison.

I assume you meant 169,000km (not 1,690,000) (This works out to about 104,780 miles for Metric challenged Yankees.) Not bad for a diesel pusher, should have lots left.

At the risk of insulting buyers and sellers in the current market it is hard to get exact prices. A six speed Allison is a big plus. No genset is a minus. Inside storage is a big plus.

We often see asking prices, not so often actual selling prices. Most of the older 30-34ft diesel pushers I know of lately have sold for around $20,000 US. Larger newer coaches have been in the $25,000 to $30,000 US range.

There should be a Data Tag on the side wall near driver. It will have Barth model, coach# and VIN#. This would help to identify the model, etc.

Good luck, we will try to help if we can.