Time for a new home.

1991 Barth Regency,32 ft
3208 Cat Diesel 300HP
Gillig Chassis
Kohler gen 9kw

$22,000 obo

133,000 miles

Things done in the last few years:

2015 Replaced shocks
2015 Replaced transmission cooler

2016 replaced Alternator
2016 replaced engine battery
2016 replaced Coolant Hoses
2016 replaced Heater Hoses
2016 R&R radiator and clean
2016 replaced charge air cooler for turbo
2016 replaced exhaust manifold gaskets
2016 replaced thermostats
2016 replaced engine A/C compressor to R134
2016 replaced A/C reciever dryer

2017 replaced house batteries
2017 replaced air bags
2017 all new tires

Most interior and running lights have been changed to LEDs
TVs are flat screens both have DVDs
Newer ultra leather couch and swivel recliner and carpet
newer faucets and shower controls
newer backup camera
Solar panels on roof
diamond plated aluminum roof
has most things a regency came with like water compartment heater,rear auxiliary heater off engine,alarm system.

has always been garaged when not in use except for the last year.
Has all the original manuals and blueprints from when it was built.
Currently in Tucson AZ.

Jerry, could you please tell me which transmission cooler you replaced? I am not interested to purchase your Barth. I am currently working on the transmission cooler. It is the heat exchanger cooler that cools with the engine antifreeze.

yes, that is the one I replaced.

........And you already have a folder.... So here is the Data Tag you sent me.

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NICE RIG

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diamond plated aluminum roof

...And there is only one other with a Diamond Plate Roof. This makes me ask another question.

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Is your Caterpillar engine on rails like Tom and Julie's Barth?

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With all the important stuff done already, I think your price is TOO LOW!

From the pic it is not a wide body. Did Barth introduce the 102" coach earlier than our '93?

Beautiful Barth,Jerry. Beautiful presentation, Kevin

It would look good in your driveway Jim.

Yes, and for that matter, anybody's driveway.

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Originally posted by Jim and Tere:
Yes, and for that matter, anybody's driveway.

But first there's a small matter of money. Then there's always that darn garage door.