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Not a Barth, but still a nice find.
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I have been looking for a new tow vehicle for my TT. The F-150 just didn't inspire confidence. I have been looking since last January and finally came across the right Truck. It was owned by an older gentleman who hasn't been able to drive for quite some time. He had it stored in his garage and had his son take it for a drive every 2 or 3 months. It is a 1993 F-250 with 35,000 miles. It has the 5.8HD engine and automatic overdrive. The truck is flawless inside and out. It has brand new tires and has all the trailer hauling goodies too. I am going to try to post some pictures. If it doesn't work I'll email them to Bill










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Doug: Very nice find, good luck............


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1988 Barth Regal SE 33' Tag
1992 Barth Breakaway 32'
2005 Coachmen Mirada 32' DS

 
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Real nice find but that is one heckuva cat to be that small and mark that tire that well.
 
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Real nice find but that is one heckuva cat to be that small and mark that tire that well.
Are you talking about the cat with feathers in the picture? Smiler


1985 Regency 35'
8.2T Detriot Diesel / Allison
other toys - a bunch of old Porsches, a GT350 and a '65 mustang convertible.
 
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Looks good bro. Is the 5.8 the 360? Kind of gas hogs but plenty of pulling power. Can you still put the kayaks in back?


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It's the 351 Windsor. Not exactly a gas sipper but not much worse than the 4.9 was. The kayaks fit perfect. cheers



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Are you talking about the cat with feathers in the picture? Smiler


Down here in Florida we call those things chickens. Big Grin



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I kept squinting and decided it must be a cat laying down. Now I'm spitting feathers. Guess I should have used the desktop to check instead of the notebook with the little screen. So let me reword that, I didn't know chickens marked their territory that way. Smiler
 
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Down here in Florida we call those things chickens.

Yaaad-burd heaah in NH Wink




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Now: 2000 BlueBird Wanderlodge 43' LXi Millennium Edition DD Series 60 500HP 3 stage Jake, Overbuilt bike lift with R1200GS BMW, followed by 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited,
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