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 6/12Formally known as "Humbojb"  |
Washington State somewhere. The wheel wells don't look barth like. Barth or not Barth? Tere  Looks like there are two in pic. I just noticed the one on the right.
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 3/19 |
Not a Barth. So short it is almost square (not really... Prolly 19') | |||
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| 6/12 Formally known as "Humbojb" |
It looks like aluminum siding like the Barths?
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3/23 |
The one on the right may be a predecessor to Layton, is probably a 16. The coach is a 19, outside chance 20. (If the door is 24") | |||
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| 1/21 |
Probably not a Barth; does not have the complex radii on the back corners. #1 29' 1977parted out and still alive in Barths all over the USA | |||
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| 8/10 |
My guess would be a mid 1970's Titan or Champion about 18 ft. BY the looks of the siding, it's a wood framed coach. This was a Tital/Champion trademark. | |||
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| 8/10 |
I found a picture and can't figure out how to transfer. I'm pretty sure a 1972 Champion. | |||
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