1) Shortest time from first inspection to closing sale - 1.5 hours. Arrived at home of Barth 1830 hrs; inspected Barth and signed papers 2000 hrs.

2) Longest return trip from Barth purchase ... 1736 mi from Costa Mesa, CA to Livingston, TX..in shortest amount of time ...61 hours elapsed time.

3) Longest time on the road without being a fulltimer - 4/28/2009 to present (3/28/2010) ... expect to be back in Livingston 4/4/2010.

I will claim a record for longest time without plugging in (cord missing) or running the generator.

So at 43 puts at least 6 rigs after my rig at number 37. I wonder where the rest of these new ones are located?

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Originally posted by Tom Loughney:
I wonder where the rest of these new ones are located?

If more would participated in the Data Tag Project we might be able to tell you that.

Longest trip home (3654 miles) after Ebay purchase. No troubles on the road - Thanks to good maintenance from previous owner, notably high Barth quality, and by the Grace of God.

But I have a little front end wander, we visited Billy T in Louisiana said he added a safety steer to his coach. Any other comments about these type of gizmos.
Alan

Ya know,.. if my Barth does not get out of the shop soon, I am in the running for the longest repair. I know she was in the shop before opening day of hunting season (November 15th) and she was supposed to be out last week....but was'nt ready! To look at her, you would'nt even know she needed repair but it seems like she has a new home! Perhaps I will hold the record for the most costly indoor storidge for 1 season! Thank God for insurance!

Oldest euro (to date) Data tag number S 8011 2739 MC22 S12

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Originally posted by StinkyDaddy:
The tallest wife, 6'2"

Tallest Barth So Far



1978 mobile classroom

Another record that no one should be able to beat...

The first coach built on a time traveling chassis.





I'm guessing the Barth people just forgot that the new year was actually 1978 and they just repetitively stamped the /77.

Coach built by Barth 1/5/77
Chassis built by GM 6/77

s7801-2345-MC22-S-1

With 7801 you know it really was built in January of 1978 and not January of 1977.

Thanks to MHowe for supplying his Data Tag.

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Originally posted by Bill N.Y.:

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Originally posted by StinkyDaddy:
The tallest wife, 6'2"

Tallest Barth So Far



1978 mobile classroom

Cool, Sherrie might not have to take her shoes off to stand up in that one.