Welcome to the site! We all love pictures of Barths. Good luck with your project, keep us posted!

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Barth class C 19' motorhome that looked to be in good shape

very interesting.
crazy? The site could be named "BARTHCRAZY" as well as "Barthmobile". So, you're in good company.
Welcome.

The adventure continues

Ok, so I Put together all my Photos of this Class C to date. when I rebuilt my first truck (a 1974 Chevy 350 small block) I learned to take a lot of photos. I would take a picture, and then I would take something off. then take another picture and take another part off. when I wanted to rebuild it I just looked at the pictures in reverse. it worked grate! So I do that now with any big projects I work on. this means that over the last year I have taken a number of photos of my barth. would love to put them up but I'm not sure how? Any advice?

Fulltimer: Homeless by choice

Since photos as direct attachments take a great deal of site memory, we often send (email) the pictures to "Photobucket", a site that keeps the pictures on their computers.

When we want to display the photo, we go to the Photobucket site. Once you find the photo you want you can click on it, copy the link and paste the link into your Barthmobile post. The photo will display and the Barthmobile post only has the one line link to keep site memory open.

Detailed instructions here: https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...&s=7031072951&cdra=Y

Good luck!

Thanks Steve. I was not sure exactly how was best to do that. or for that matter what kinds of photos would be best to put up. But as a picture is worth a 1000 words I figured that others on the site would be able to look at them and give me a lot of info things I could do and ways I could do them to make my little home come together. Also it might be helpful to others who are about to start the same project to be able to look at what I struggled with.
Winter is coming soon, and it seems like the list of things I need to get done before it hits is never ending.
I do have to admit that I feel like I have been vary lucky so far. Sure it has its problems. But that is to be expected in something this old. I believe once I get its "bones" fixed then this is going to be a grate little house on wheel's. The odometer was at 46,325mi when I got it. not sure if that's true or not. But I have to admit that everything under the hood looks original and untouched. Just old and not taken care of. Now it has 48,674mi on it. I'm planning to do a tune up next weekend because its missing a bit and started back firing a bit when I let off the gas.

Fulltimer: Homeless by choice.

Looks like nice shape for its age. Great!

that was the add photos I responded to.