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 08/09 |
 1990 28' Barth - John Deere/Oshkosh chassis with 460 Ford | ||
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2/14 |
very cool. One of my current projects is a 35 Ford Pickup. Thought about making it our toad, if and when I ever get a Barth. But knowing me, it would need its own trailer. | |||
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4/08 |
Someone had some time on their hands. | |||
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7/09 |
Repeat after me, "I cannot show this to Tom, I cannot show this to Tom....." My Tom would flip, and then he would ask, "is it for sale, where is it, yada, yada, yada" Jerry, word of warning about your 1935 Ford P/U, as it is, if you already drive a Barth, you can attest to the amount of time that you have spent talking about your coach, and probably showing your coach. Now, if you tow the p/u, you can double that time. First, they will want to know about the coach, then they will want to know about the p/u....you knoow what I mean  Tina 36' Barth Regency 3208 Cat 250 HP Allison 4 speed Transmission, Gillig Chassis "If it ain't a CAT it's a DOG" | |||
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