One of my favorite pix. Cheaha State Park Alabama.

The Euro is now on the market. The new holding tank is installed, and everything is working as well as I know how to make it work. Craigslist price is $4500, Barthmobile price is best offer. Coach is running with no known defects other than the always present vapor lock that I've lived with for 15 years or so, genny runs fine and all systems are good.

Hey Danny I bet when she is gone you will miss the ole Glassnose, its in your blood!!!

Yesterday I tightened up the squeaky alternator belt, ran the genny for about 20 minutes, and took her for a ride. After using the "new' coach so much lately I had almost forgotten what a sweet driver this one is too. She's all cleaned up and ready for a new owner!

Very nice.

Jim

Nice brick work. Lots of extra weight but poor fuel mileage from the extra weight?

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Originally posted by Duane88:
Hey Danny I bet when she is gone you will miss the ole Glassnose, its in your blood!!!

Duane, you could set yourself up with Dueling Glass nose Barthmobiles! One for you and one for your wifey.

Duane, you could set yourself up with Dueling Glass nose Barthmobiles! One for you and one for your wifey



.Would not be a fair fight Danny's is 3 foot longer and probably a couple of thousands pounds heavier. My wife who used to want a smaller RV when we had the Winne, now wants a bigger nicer one. Wish she would make up her mind...lol

I really like driving my 25 footer also, however it is really sensitive to cross winds, in light wind conditions 70 mph is no problem at all, but once the wind is blowing steering adjustments are constant and even a bit scary at high speeds, is yours similar Danny? Sorry off topic a bit!!

our 22 has a steering stabilizer in the passenger side wheel well. It was shot when we got the coach, but about $40 to replace.

I think all motorhomes get blown around, due to their shape. Since getting the "new" 79 I can see the difference in setting up the suspension. It has steer-safe, huge anti-sway bars, new shocks, good bags, and a stabilizer shock that's twice the diameter of the Euro's. You still have to drive it when it's really gusting, but it's noticeably more stable.

BTW, I had a couple stop by yesterday to look at the Euro. They do the mud thing and want something to tow their mud truck and stay in at events. He seemed very mechanically inclined so I think it would be a good fit. He said he'd be back Thursday when he gets the money. We'll see.

Whoopie Do, not to jinx the sale but, it sure sounds like you got the right guy. These older machines do need someone willing to do upkeep. Good luck!! My coach pulls my bassboat like there is nothing in the back even the gas mileage is hardly affected.

I put new airbags on last summer they helped , I might try a new stabilizer shock, and rubber bushings.

I now have 2 couples racing each other to come up with the money. Might be gone by tomorrow night.

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Originally posted by Danny Z:
I now have 2 couples racing each other to come up with the money. Might be gone by tomorrow night.

Good luck with the final sale!

Danny: Maybe the losing bidder would be interested in the one I have. '82 25'