Approximately a year ago(and updated since)I copied all threads relevant to BREAKAWAY repair work (and a minor amount of Breakaway general info.). They are organized into fifty-five categories, and further into an unknown number of subcategories. My reason for copying was a fear of not having access to Barthmobile on the road at a time of need. This project took me over a month to complete, having to read over 2500 threads. It is extremely well organized.

Having received the permission of this site's administrator, I would like to offer to copy my work on thumbnails and mail to those Breakaway owners who are interested. I would like to recover my costs, I imagine under $10 each (thumbnail, soft envelope, US postage).

Of course, it goes without saying, "hats off" to all who made this project worthwhile with their ingenious postings.

Should you be interested in receiving such a thumbnail PM me with your mailing address. Reimbursement will be via the honor system in that the individual cost is unknown without knowing the overall interest.

Any questions as to this offering should be posted in this thread so as to be helpful to others.

I trust I can be helpful to my comrades.

Thank you TED. Our Breakaway owners now can have access to instant information for their mechanics. You are way ahead of the class using a zip or thumb drive. Many new computers do not have CD drives. Thanks Ted for your time organizing and saving files. I know you have been doing this since the April Fools post that Barthmobile was closing, a couple years back.

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Please let me be the first to know when you have completed the Regency information collection.

By the way since it is information or Media, you should have no problem with using Media Mail for postage prices.

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On behalf of our members Thank YOU TED.

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Actually the work was completed prior to your sick joke. Albeit, I concede my call to you immediately following your post started with "I told you so!!!". (A true testament of the value I place on this site.) Finally, this "flipper" fears breaking down somewhere in Ohio where ...(edit).

BTW: Regarding the thumbnail, additional information can easily be inserted appropriately via the numbering system already incorporated.

Such a good idea, lots of Breakaway owners are going to benefit.

Sure would be nice to do the same for the other models, the P30, AKA P32, AKA P37, chassis has so much info here. Rustys' lubrication info alone is worth its weight in gasoline, not to mention SteveVW!!

Got my thumb drive in the mail today. Thank you TED. The information in the thumb drive also covers some of my Regency. That is the reason for my wanting it. I know it is mostly for a Breakaway, but I found basic information covering other Barthmobiles.

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Is some of the information on your thumb drive from manuals you own. There seems to be information in your collection that I have not read on this website. Thanks Ted for taking the time to put this together for our members. I will keep the information in the Barth for reference.

In addition to reading the threads I clicked on all links referenced therein. To further encourage those considering one of these thumbnails, please consider it probable that it may well contain pictures as originally posted prior to the "policing". Kevin, feel free to delete from your thumbnail - a copyright infringement action will not be undertaken.

Many of the surrounding areas in my home town have the Photo "Police" also. The photo police relax and enjoy donuts and coffee while parked. The Photo Police captures photos of unsafe drivers. The photos are sent back to the owners of the vehicles by way of snail mail. The pictures of the unsafe operator include a ticket to the vehicle owner. NO the ticket is not to the Pgh. Pirate game. It asks you the owner of the vehicle to please return some money to the address enclosed. In many cases if you do not forward the money for the ticket(s) you can get Free room and board, for a few days or month.

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The photo police on Barthmobile.com are always willing to help members learn proper procedures. There are no tickets to buy. You can make donations to the community here though. Thank you in advance for your support.

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Ted thanks again for compiling the handy reference for our members. This just goes to show members what a nice resource we have here.

Love you like a brother. Oh no, "PC" police?

Hope that is not like Cane and Abel. Hopefully more like my other brother from another mother on here.

i would love to get a copy of this Evan

Evan Mackay
707 9th ave s.w.
Ruskin F.L.33570

Evan, Almost like Kevan, but with out the K. I will text you Ted's address. If I forget send me a request for Ted's address.

Cheers

Kevin

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Originally posted by Kevin:
Many of the surrounding areas in my home town have the Photo "Police" also. The photo police relax and enjoy donuts and coffee while parked. The Photo Police captures photos of unsafe drivers. The photos are sent back to the owners of the vehicles by way of snail mail. The pictures of the unsafe operator include a ticket to the vehicle owner.

Kevin, This wouldn't work..Moving violations have to go to the driver of the vehicle at the time of the violation occurrence. The owner may have not been driving at the time.. Absentee tickets are usually just equipment, license tags or parking violations when no driver is present..

In Fremont CA, they employee stop light cameras. Cops are no where around. You roll thru a red light, the flash goes off and you receive a ticket in he mail. Cameras are good and can clearly show the drivers face in most instances. The ticket comes from the company that owns the camera system from Arizona. It is reviewed by an officer (he will be in court if you try to fight it) and then the ticket is sent along with the video link of you busting the red light from Arizona company. You can fight it but so far Fremont has a very high rate of success with red light cameras in court.

$500.00 later-----don't ask me how I know!