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http://www.trolleybrokers.com/...olley&condition=used
They also have a barth trolley for lease


1978 Barth 17' Cabin Fever
1997 Barth 23' 4 door Command Center
 
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Its a FORD. For a few dollars more, you can have a CHEVY:
http://www.trolleybrokers.com/...olley&condition=used
 
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I wonder why they put a 460 in a vehicle that is meant to go inner-city speeds. It seems a 6 or small 8 with the proper gearing would be much more efficient, and still be able to do highway speeds when needed.


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just thought I found two more trolleys at Ritchie Bros auction in MO (auction March 1) but they are listed as 1998 Freightliners with 5.9 Cummins engine. Green and red color. They are on their website listed. Not a Barth Frowner


1999 Bluebird Custom 33' 8.3 Cummins diesel pusher

Former owner 1989 Barth Regal 25'


 
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There are 2 of them running in Orlando.

Danny - I think the 4.9 liter I-6 would have been perfect for city driving. I had one in my F-150 and you could have hauled a house with it.



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