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 11/12 Location: Harlem, GA Member Since: 09-17-2007 Posts: 1732 | posted Installed a Samsung 40" LED TV in one of the basement compartments. You got to be able to watch those football games and NASCAR races. Of course some people might get caught watching a Kentucky Wildcat basketball game !!!  Nick |
2/16 Location: Obion, TN/Memphis, TN Member Since: 11-23-2004 Posts: 1603 | posted As always a stellar job. Mary Don't mess with us old folks, we don't get old by being stupid! 1968 Barth trailer, 1975 Barth Motorhome and 1985 Barth Motorhome |
| 11/13 Location: Carolina Shores Nc Member Since: 12-12-2006 Posts: 257 | posted Nice stripes and yes probably when we are playing LSU. |
01/08 Location: Ortona- Turkey Creek Florida Member Since: 10-04-2004 Posts: 357 | posted Nick Are those factory hinges or did you install them to get the bay doors up higher? Great job Ed. |
Official Barth Junkie Location: Kalkaska, MI Member Since: 02-04-2011 Posts: 5273 | posted Nice TV! (Just make sure to close that door before you run the snowblower…)  We got 10 inches of snow last night and single digit temps. Not sure when I can work on Barth for a while.  9708-M0037-37MM-01 "98" Monarch 37 Spartan MM, 6 spd Allison Cummins 8.3 325+ hp |
| 11/12 Location: Harlem, GA Member Since: 09-17-2007 Posts: 1732 | posted
Ed, the hinges are factory on the Foretravel. The TV had to be recessed back about 6" to clear the hinge action when closing the door. Nick |
| 01/08 Location: Ortona- Turkey Creek Florida Member Since: 10-04-2004 Posts: 357 | posted Nick Where did you get the grey felt material? Steve You need to come south. |
| 11/12 Location: Harlem, GA Member Since: 09-17-2007 Posts: 1732 | posted The material came from JoAnn's Fabric Store. AND we are headed that way. Spending about 6 weeks in Florida beginning next week. Nick |
| 11/12 Location: Harlem, GA Member Since: 09-17-2007 Posts: 1732 | posted Tom knew I was in the middle of this project also. Removed all the old faded graphics and re-striped the coach. Of course, Mike the Tiger was an inspired addition!!! Before:   After:     Nick |
| 01/08 Location: Ortona- Turkey Creek Florida Member Since: 10-04-2004 Posts: 357 | posted Your coach looks great. We have a home in South Central Florida near the Ortona Locks on the Caloosahatchee River. If you get this way, stop in. ED. |
Glassnose Aficionado 2/09 Location: Venice Fl. Member Since: 07-12-2004 Posts: 3495 | posted Nick, if you get down the west coast, give us a holler. It'd be great to see you even if only for lunch or something. The coach looks great! 79 Barth Classic |
7/13 Location: Minnetonka, MN Member Since: 01-30-2011 Posts: 253 | posted Nick, Your new entertainment center and coach striping look terrific.  Mike on the back of your coach makes me wonder if the roadrunner on the back of ours could be someone's sports mascot. (No one knows when or why ours was added.) Wally |
 Location: Nova Scotia Member Since: 12-08-2006 Posts: 2624 | posted another TV idea~~~ scroll down four posts http://forums.goodsamclub.com/...a/pging/1/page/1.cfm _________________________ The 82 MCC {by Barth} is not an rv-- it is a Motor Coach!! |
3/11 Location: Houston Texas Member Since: 12-19-2006 Posts: 1514 | posted The idea is a good one but NEVER weld galvanized metal! The zinc atomizes and is very dangerous. If you must use the stuff grind away all traces of the coating at least 6 inches from the point of the weld and then paint it when finished. Better to buy the proper metal than die making a tv stand. http://www.anvilfire.com/iForg...?lesson=safety3/demo 1993 32' Regency Wide Body, 4 speed Allison Trans, Front Entry door, Diamond Plate aluminum roof & 1981 Euro 22' w Chevy 350 engine and TH 400 tranny |
Location: Nova Scotia Member Since: 12-08-2006 Posts: 2624 | posted
Everybody should read and heed!! http://www.anvilfire.com/iForg...?lesson=safety3/demo _________________________ The 82 MCC {by Barth} is not an rv-- it is a Motor Coach!! |
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