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Originally posted by olroy:


Scottydi's '69 Pontiac would be a typical tow vehicle for that era, but for a Barth, something like my old '65 Cad Sedan Deville would be more typical.

For some reason, my memories of that period conjure up a maroon Four-Holer Buick pulling an Airstream.

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Olroy, I'll be scouting craigslist for a 60's Caddy.

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I have a '68 Sedan De Ville out in the garage, it's restorable. ........ still a long way from Charleston.

I shot the USA v. Canada match in Charleston SC we live just south of Roanoke, VA. But... my wife's college roomate is a professor at Alvernia Collge, they live in Reading PA. We've been planning to go see them, this might be a good kick in the pants.

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we live just south of Roanoke, VA

I depended on my memory of another post, someone else said they live near Charleston. Reading is less than an hour from here.

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Originally posted by Nick Cagle:

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Originally posted by StinkyDaddy:
The vin# on the title is B1174.

StinkyDaddy, You definitely own the oldest Barth that we have a record of. Your Vin would decode as follows:
B= second year of production = 1964
1= produced in January.
174= 174th Barth Built.

Nick

Is this still true about being the oldest barth on record?

Here is an older Barth.

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There is an older listed but I cannot get the picture to load presently.

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Welcome to Barthmobile. I see your profile shows A11-153-19. Would you please post a picture of your tongue stamp?

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Originally posted by Kevin:
Here is an older Barth.

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There is an older listed but I cannot get the picture to load presently.

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Welcome to Barthmobile. I see your profile shows A11-153-19. Would you please post a picture of your tongue stamp?

It's actually my Moms trailer but I'll try and get it tomorrow.

It's actually my Moms trailer but I'll try and get it tomorrow.

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Thanks Koolcat. I will request you a folder. You will be able to put pictures in the folder. Koolcat is a cool screen name and so are Barth Trailers.

Thanks for sharing.

Kevin