Greg Watson
(816)-419-9288
(816)-716-2733
E-Mail p_brasel@sbcglobal.net


For Sale Buy Owner;
Due to my wifes promotion, we moved from Kansas City to West Des Moines Iowa. Unfortunately I had to leave my baby Barth stored in the caves back in Kansas City 1600 N. State Route 291, Suite 410
Independence, MO 64058-2822
Phone: 816-257-5252 | Fax: 816-257-5444
Hours: 8-5 Monday-Friday, 9-12 Saturday. I am since unemployed And don't see much of a future with my beloved Barth. Asking 16,000$ firm. My loss is hopefully your gain.












Here are the details:
Barth - Gasoline Puller, 29' length
49000 + miles
GM 454
Kohler generator with Remote Start
Chevy Chassis
Allison Transmission
Air Ride Suspension





EXTERIOR FEATURES

All steel frame
Outside all fiberglass surface, including roof
Alcoa polished Aluminum wheels
10,000 lb towing hitch
Roof rack and ladder
DBL. Electric entry steps with lights
Screened entry door Huge Zip Dee Awning




COACH FEATURES

1 skylight in shower
wired for telephone
wired for cable TV
closet with automatic light
All seating has overhead light arrangement and fluorescent lights
Window shades throughout
Separate Grey/Black water tanks

2 roof vents and fans with Kool-O-Matic
Hydro Flame LPG Furnaces
6 gallon hot water heater
carpeted flooring
Birch cabinetry


COCKPIT AREA
2 Chrome fans for driver and passenger
2 Flexsteel grey leather seats with swivel
2 Remote power mirrors
Panasonic am/fm with cassette,
Multiple CD Changer

Tilt steering wheel
Big Foot Hydraulic leveling system with indicator lights

Cruise Control



Driver and Passenger drink holders
CB Radio
TV antenna and booster



GALLEY


Full Pantry in galley

4 burner recessed gas range

Sharp Carousel II Micro
Dometic refrig/freezer



LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, BATH, ETC

folding table in Living Room
couch which converts to bed in Living Room
Bath has large shower unit with skylight in shower
Shower unit also has light

Aisle Lights
Queen size bed



MISC

All owners/operating manuals
All factory diagrams
Full compliment of power hook-up cords, Factory photos of this units manufacturing progress.









Edited by Bill NY to add in additional photos

quote:

All steel frame
Outside all fiberglass surface, including roof

Ummm, Really?

What is the asking price?

Tom;
NADA estimates it's worth from 24,000 to, 26,000 but we are asking a firm 15,000.
Thanks for looking.
Greg Watson

I'd like some more current pictures and more on the interior. A sketched floorplan would be nice. I'm interested in the layout of the bedroom and accessibility to the bed. Also, a condition report would be good. You've told us the good, now about what might need some attention. Mfg. code date on Tires? Basement A/C issues? I'm still looking...

Stick
I don't know your geographics but I will instruct the storage facility to let anyone in to view the coach if you choose to do so. My wife and I are in town over the weekend so you can call me any time.

A comment on basement air conditioners:

If you are considering going solar, basement air leaves more space available on the roof for panels, and there are no bulky AC units up there to shade the panels. A small bit of shade causes a large drop in output.

Billy & Suzy
What was meant by your comment about the coach being fiberglass? Ummm really?

quote:

Billy & Suzy
What was meant by your comment about the coach being fiberglass? Ummm really?

I'm pretty sure Danny and Suzie made that comment because Barths are known to be aluminum framed and aluminum skinned. I had a 97 and it was aluminum with exception of the front cap.

Now this Barth being advertised is a 98 Monarch gasser and I must admit it looks like it could be fiberglass. The rear roof line is totally different than my 97 and looks like it bows up in the middle with a riveted union piece across the top. I can't see any rivets either. They were very visible on my 97.

Could this be yet another iteration of the Barth weirdness in build standards?

What are the handles near the floor at the entrance for ?,