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1986 38 foot Regency, 3208 CAT, 90% restored. Florida hurricane changed our lives. Just wanting to get our investment back. Asking $49,900.00 Must sell. Jim McCans You have been invited to visit a photo album http://photobucket.com/albums/v70/davebowers/McCan%20Regency NOTE NEW CONTACT INFORMATION The coach is in Punta Gorda, Fl and our phone # is 941-575-5650 james mccans joyanjim@comcast.net [This message has been edited by davebowers (edited June 03, 2005).] | |||
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Awesome new images for this coach take a look. ------------------   | |||
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First Month Member 11/13 |
I find it interesting to note that the counters appear to be formica. Had gotten the impression that Regencies had Corian. | |||
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Our 86 Regency also has formica, I'm guessing they didn't go to corian, until later coaches. What year did Barth become Barth RSV? | ||||
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These counter tops are not original, however, the original ones were pink Formica, (circa, 1986 "what were they thinking". This coach has had a great deal of updating on the inside. The wood floor is actual wood planking, The dinette was removed and they created the desk structure where Jim and Joyce eat side by side looking out the window. In transit the chairs push under the table and provide more than a foot more of floor space. Joyce recovered the sofa and the barrel chairs. Jim works on cabinetry at Heartland Coach, one of the nations most pretigious custom coach companies. As far as Barth RSV I don't know exactly however, if you look on the first page of the gallery it shows the original Barth sign at the factory and it says Barth RSV and shows an image of a Barth which appears to be a very early 1970 coach. ------------------ [This message has been edited by davebowers (edited March 29, 2005).] | |||
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"What year did Barth become Barth RSV?" 1995, after the infamous Bill Prinz took over with his plan to bring the company into the modern era. See rv-news.com/sept1996/cvrstry.htm -it is interesting reading, including: "Yes," Prinz said, "we are willing to do anything a customer may want. If it can be done on wheels, we can do it." I'll give Prinz his due: he built my 1996 coach exactly to my specs, including our self-designed odd-ball paint scheme, and built a great coach "just like the old ones". ------------------ "You are what you drive" - Clint Eastwood [This message has been edited by Gunner (edited March 29, 2005).] | |||
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We toured a 1993 standard body Regency 250 CAT 2 weeks ago that's for sale in NC. It didn't have corian and it did have rear twin beds with a BIG carpeted engine hump between them. BTW the msrp was $178k according to the docs in the coach. Cheers, Don
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Glassnose Aficionado 2/09 |
I Emailed these folks and hope to see the coach soon. Not interested myself but I'll tell you what I think of it. May save you a trip or make it worthwhile. ------------------ Dan & Suzy Z '81 Euro 28 | |||
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