Reason for selling:made offer on Newell. bath on driver side. has drop down table,couch,shower,slide out pantry,cedar closet

Dave, thanks for help with pics, where are the pics of tire?

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Originally posted by bill h:
Floor plan? Does it have a couch? I see one swivel seat on the pass side. Are there two of them or is the pass seat used with the drop down table. That is, if there is a drop down table. Is there a drop down table on pass side?

Is the bathroom on the driver or pass side? Closets? Pantry?

Don, check out this Link. I agree with Bill H in every way. A floor plan will do more good with selling then just about anything else.

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Originally posted by bill h:
...my crank is a floor plan. I have made some choices I did not enjoy as time went on. We learned a lot. Now whenever we shop for a new RV, Susan insists on a floor plan. Women are really into things like kitchen layout, pantries and closets. She would not get in the car to look at a MH without seeing a floor plan first.

Here is a quick search to help you out some. Floor plans

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Originally posted by Don Scalzo:
Reason for selling: made offer on Newell.

Good luck with getting your new toy.

Bill N.Y.

Don,
I notice pictures taken on the beach. What amount of time has this spent in/on the beach? Has the coach been flooded in any way? What is the corrosion like underneath? Any roof leaks? Window leaks? Dual pane windows? Should I assume all systems work? If not, what does not work? How may hours on generator? Generator make? What chassis manufacturer is it? Age and condition of tires? What stuff is new or recent? etc. etc. etc. You given very many specifics regarding this coach can you add more detailed info.
Thanks,
Kit

Can someone post specific book value info on this year and model?
Thanks,
Kit

Spartan Chassis in excellant condition.
Front Tv & A.C have problem which I will take care of. This coach is ready to go anywhere. call with questions 941-350-2659

Kit, type "nada" (no quotes) into a search engine. Click on "Consumer." Click on the "recreation vehicles" bar on top of the page. navigate to "motorhomes," type in your zip code, click on "submit." Scoll down to "motorhomes," select the letter "B," scroll down to "Barth," click on "1993," select "Breakaway 33 12'. Click on that, follow the prompts, & there you have it, a "do-it-youself," on how to get your book value.

NADA seems not to list a 92 Breakaway longer than 30 ft.(on edit---OOPS, wrong year.)

I notice that they have "low retail" and "average retail" price listing. I have often thought that motor homes are like the children in Lake Woebegone, at least in the eyes of their owners.

Check the 1993 listings. They show a 33 1/2' Breakaway.

I agree that motorhomes are like the children of Lake Wobegon in the eyes of their owners. That's why fair market value is determined by agreement between a willing buyer & a willing seller.

In the matter of Barth motorhomes, book value is a only a WAG one may use as a guide. For a late model Chev auto that sells by the thousands, the book value may be representative of real sales. This might also apply to popular models of S.O.B.s too, but there aren't enough Barths sold to create a legitimate market average. NADA's listing are necessarily educated guesses used mainly by financial institutions to establish loan value.

Sorry Don, when I was making the movie tires just seemed so booooooring.

are there any more photos other than tires?

See da movie

The Newell deal didn't fly! The size of the shower started this. I should alter the size of ME.

Hey Don, Too bad about the Newell but all things happen for a reason. Maybe a little down the road another big showered coach will come along and by then maybe Suzie and I will be ready to take over your Barth. Looking forward to seeing you folks this winter, Hillsborough, Lake Manatee, or the Fort, if we can ever get in there. Keep in touch.

I don't understand why anyone would want a shower like this in their motorhome.



It could make one too soft...