It is a 1984 Barth Regal 35'.
It has a 454 big block Chevrolet
Air research fuel injection system
Gear vendors overdrive
New transmission
Headers on exhaust
Hydraulic leveling jacks
Back up camera
Awning on every window
New toilet
New refrigerator
2 roof mount a/c
Convection/microwave
Color TV
Generator

Tag#8406-3095-35TFGB
Vin#1GBKP37W7E3326114

We are the second owners. I
believe it has about 60,000 miles on it. Due to a long illness the coach
has not been driven since 2001. The last time we drove it we went to Ouray,
Colorado. It was fine when it was parked except for the little fan motor on
the front roof exhaust which has just been replaced. A friend of mine put a
new battery on it about 3 days ago and the motor turns over but gas was
coming out while cranking under the motor home so I am sure it needs new
gas lines or fuel pump. My husband replaced all of the lines but it has been several
years ago.

The motor home is in Dallas, Tx and my phone # is xxx-xxx-xxxx.

Asking $10,000













Thanks a lot
Kay

posted and edited by Bill N.Y.

WOW !!!! From the photos it appears to be one *#!@ of a bargain. Some one is going to be a happy Barth camper.....

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454 big block Chevrolet
Air research fuel injection system

Now, THAT's interesting!

Nice looking rig. I almost want to buy it just to rescue it.

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Originally posted by Daddo:
I almost want to buy it just to rescue it.

Daddo, have you had the pleasure of meeting Mary Ray yet?

Yes Daddo, I rescued a Barth from being donated to a Public Radio station and have been made fun of since then but I am getting the last laugh as it has proved to be worth more than I paid for it and besides that fun is priceless

The more I think about it, the AiResearch is most likely a supercharger, either turbo or engine-driven, on a carburetted engine.

Rusty, if you're right I'll bet there are a bunch of gasser owners wondering about such a system.

A quick google search for Air Research turns up mostly turbo related info. Maybe this Barth is turbocharged!

it might need to be, thats a lot of coach for a 454.

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Originally posted by Daddo:
Maybe this Barth is turbocharged!

That would be interesting. Turbos don't usually deliver power where a gas RV needs it.

Hands off boys and girls, we are taking her home! We are ready to give her a new home with a shelter to rest, plenty of open roads to roam and a set of new shoes (pardon - tires) and batteries. We are looking forward to travel and meet Barth enthusiasts. And I guess our 1960 GM Busconversion is looking for a new home .....

Congrats, I hope it serves you well. I'm just a big fraidy-cat of the unknown.

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Originally posted by Marvin+Doris:
Hands off boys and girls, we are taking her home!

Congratulations and welcome to the forums. Please take a few pictures of the engine setup for us if it's something different.

Marvin & Doris, congratulations, I think that is a great RV to start out with. Would have been too much RV for us I think. Don't have anywhere to keep an RV that big. Please do take some pics of the engine so we can see what at this Air Research business is about.