https://tulsa.craigslist.org/r...r-rv/6922099179.html

1995 Barth Monarch 32ft
see pics
5.9 intercooled cummins with Allison 6 speed auto,
aftermarket exhaust brake added.
Exterior skin is all aluminum, riveted design (built like UPS truck), solid wood cabinets, doors, etc. no particle board or lightweight cheap stuff.
Fold down couch, queen bed,
tons of storage, shower separate from sink and toilet, oversized rv fridge,
on board propane tank,
electric step,
both awnings are fabric and in good shape,
Koehler 7kw diesel on board generator,
dual roof a/c,
air over hydraulic 4 wheel disc brakes,
air ride suspension,
hydraulic leveling jacks.
$17,500 obo.
Mickey
see site for phone number

As per CL's REPLY link:
(918) 640-1372

Just talked to Mickey. He's had it for about 2 years.64000 miles. I think this was discussed on the forum back in 2014. The tires are 8 1/2 years old and it's on a Spartan Chassis. Tell me, is this an unusual Barth? I thought Monarchs were all on a Gillig chassis. If this will fit in my building, I'm going to try to buy it. But I think it will be too tall. Cant' say I'm not trying.

Jim

Happy purchasing

If it was a couple years older , we would be all over it . We like the older , classic look of the breakaway . We're gonna hold out for a 30' side entry .

Good Luck , it looks pretty sweet

Jim, maybe you're thinking of this:

https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...061/m/3563994287/p/1

I think it's the same one. The current owner said it came from Texas so I'm pretty sure it's the one we talked about before.

Haven't heard back from the owner yet. Whatever is to be will be.

Talked to Mickey today. Very nice guy. This is full air suspension, not air bags on leaf springs. It is a very nice Barth. But, even with the air down, I can't fit it into my shop. So, I hope some Barth person will pick this up. It is very nice. And very unusual.
Jim

Re I can't fit it into my shop....

seems to me that all you need
is a real good carpenter
to alter your garage for height issues

ps--think outsider the box
that you think put yourself in....

Agreed , taller shop time

My shop is a metal framed building. Cost to increase the height just 1' over $5000. You have to jack the whole building up. That process would generate a lot of leaks in the spray foamed interior. Not worth it. I've checked. Thanks for the advice, though. I'll just stick to something under 11'. Old Blue fit in well.

.......or. dig out the floor

quote:

Originally posted by Dick Dubbs:
.......or. dig out the floor

not a bad idea

The floor is 4" thick reinforced concrete. I would need a bomb

Well ..... I guess you just can,t have a tall RV and keep it in your shed. Sorry pal.