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Found a T475 for my '86 P30. It was a little pricey, but I got to drive it home. Oh yeah- it came attached to a 30' Winnebago fully functioning. Now I have everything I need to custom build my Bookmobile into a home on wheels! With extra generator, A/C and engine. My kids think I'm crazy with 3 RVs and a dump truck.
 
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Good find! I have sometimes referred to the older SOB rigs as "organ donor" RVs. What year is the Winnie?

Matt


1987 Barth 27' P32 Chassis
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Chevrolet 454
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It's a '89. Strong runner, drove real easy. Definitely a donor vehicle though. Next to the Barth it looks like a piece of plastic crap.
Neal
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Good find! I have sometimes referred to the older SOB rigs as "organ donor" RVs. What year is the Winnie?

Matt
 
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