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My uncle has a 1976 Barth conversion van.
Am looking for a wiring diagram, and any info on the genset.
 
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Welcome to the forums! What chassis is the van on, and what brand genset?

This sounds like the first Barth conversion van we've encountered.


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Bill N.Y.
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We would love to get some more info on your conversion van.

Here is what we have on it. I have more info and pics to share but would like pics of your uncle's van in exchange.

You can email me at

bill_ny@barthmobile.com



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Regis Widebody1990 Barth Regis Widebody
8908 0128 40RDS-C1
L-10 Cummins
Allison MT647 Transmission
Spartan Chassis		Regal Conversion1991 Medical Lab Conversion
9102 3709 33S-12
Ford 460 MPFI
C6 Transmission
Oshkosh Chassis
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Bill N.Y.
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I looked at your profile and found that you entered your data tag # as SF760611908M22C

The M22 at the end sounds like you "Don't Have" a conversion van, but instead have what is called a "Class C". Does the Barth look something like this?



˙ʎ˙u ןןıq- „ǝןƃuɐ ʇuǝɹǝɟɟıp ɐ ɯoɹɟ pןɹoʍ ǝɥʇ ʇɐ ʞooן ɐ ƃuıʞɐʇ sı ǝɟıן oʇ ʇǝɹɔǝs ǝɥʇ„
Regis Widebody1990 Barth Regis Widebody
8908 0128 40RDS-C1
L-10 Cummins
Allison MT647 Transmission
Spartan Chassis		Regal Conversion1991 Medical Lab Conversion
9102 3709 33S-12
Ford 460 MPFI
C6 Transmission
Oshkosh Chassis
Quick Link: Members Only Link To Send Me A Private Message
 
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