This coach has sold!!!

1995 34’ Barth Regency 8.3 L Cummins 300 HP, Spartan Mountain Master chassis, Allison 6 spd electronic transmission with cruise control.

OK folks, here we go! SUGAR is going up for sale. It’s been a hard decision but the time is here and now and we believe it’s a unique opportunity for those who know Barth quality and this one has most of the bells and whistles y’all would really appreciate. The data tag is on this site, the tires are fairly new with a few thousand miles on them, the top of the line Goodyear 275/70R 22.5, Load Range H.

History: We bought this coach from the original owner thus we have the factory invoice and the manuals plus the schematics. When Jim got sick and had to sell, she had only 18K miles and 4 hours on the generator so essentially it was new in 2001.
Features:
29,000 GVW; Aircraft aluminum body, similar to Newell and Prevost finishes. Pac Brake; HWH levelers; air ride and air brakes Sony back up camera and monitor; 7 KW Onan diesel generator, Perlux fog lights, Motosat Datastorm satellite dish with modems for Internet and TV; Panasonic AM/FM/tape; Cobra 25 LTB CB; external cell phone antenna; Pansonic 6 disc CD player; Orbitron video player; Front and rear speakers; LPG and carbon monoxide detectors; double pane windows; four Zip Dee awnings; 37 gal propane tank; Wedgewood drop-in 2 burner stove top; Kitchen Aid 30” Built in Microwave/Convection Oven; Dometic 3 way refrigerator/freezer RM3807
2 Hydro-Flame furnaces, front and rear; Excalibur 8500-III series; 2 roof mounted, Duo-Therm Air Conditioners, plus coach air for driving; Electric Remote Spotlight; floor and ceiling "mood" lights inside; Leather driver and passenger power seats; Corian counter tops
Pantry drawers in kitchen; ample overhead storage compartments 2 33 gallon fresh water tanks with compartment thermo heater; Grey water and black water tanks with electronic monitors for
all water and battery systems; 50, 30 or 15 Amp
Automatic engine shutdown; Front air suspension 9,000 lbs; Rear air suspension 20,000 lbs
100 gallon steel fuel tank; Automatic moisture ejector on brakes; Transmission temp gauge
Heavy duty towing package (we have Roadmaster Sterling hitch); Security system including safe; queen bed, shower and tub; skylight over tub; exhaust fans; Fold out sofa; Current mileage 78,312. All manuals and documented service records. Custom made and purchased at factory. Original invoice over $200K. ALL for $45,000.
Write or call for more details and to see and drive; Located north of Santa Fe, New Mexico





















This coach has sold!!!

I missed the contact information, I live in Albuquerque and have been looking for a barth
thanks
cjc

HI,JUST A NOTE TO LET YOU KNOW I MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED,BUT I TOO WILL NEED A EMAIL CONTACT AND A PHONE NUMBER...BERNIE PARR

This looks like a very nice coach! It should make someone a VERY proud Barth owner.
The data tag shows 19000 lb rear and 10400 front for a total of 29,400 lbs

Yes, contact information would be good, I am also looking for a Barth, and have a few questions.
Thanks,

I think you can access our public profile and send an email there and I don't know if we are "allowed" to post a telephone number here but can send it to you privately as well and then you'll have both email and phone contact info. Thanks for your interest. And yes, it's a very nice coach, one of the later ones since the manufacture ended in 1998.

I can't tell what is opposite of the couch. Is it the folding table/storage and chairs that some of the regencys have? Is it the standard or wide body model? I am one of the newer users of this site and can't access your contact info. You can contact me at jsjelsing @gmail.com
Thanks!
Jerry

Don't know about the chairs but the width is standard. Look at the windshield divider strip, the wide bodies have two strips with a 6 in glass piece between them.

Nick

WOW ! ! ! What a coach! We paid $68k for our Sovereign 5 years ago WITHOUT the Datastorm! We had to add that ourselves. At $45k This coach will not be for sale, for long!

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jsjelsing @gmail.com

Jerry,
For whatever reason your email did not transmit but bounced back as undeliverable. To answer your question, yes, there is a folding table across from the sofa. We removed the original chairs some years ago, gave them away as I recall and use our own side chairs at the table for eating and working. The pantry drawers next to the refrigerator aren't shown either and those are terrific for kitchen storage, lots of storage overhead and underneath in cabinets, oak finish. If you're interested in more information or details, Bill gave you my phone number and you can give me a call anytime that's convenient. We have several interested parties and as you can see it's a fine coach in very good condition, all systems go.

This coach is on ebay and has reached the reserve price so is going to be sold within the next 24 hours. If someone wants a bargain sale/purchase, here's your chance to jump in for a last chance bid. Those of you who know the coach and its condition know it's a fine unit from every angle, inside and out. Thanks!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...46QQptZRVsQ5fCampers

SOLD for $35000. IMO, that's a good deal for the buyer. It looks like a very nice coach. Anybody know who bought it?
Jim

I'll be interested in seeing if the transaction goes through. The buyer has a 30 rating, not great although not a real greenhorn. The buyer has a 100% positive rating, which is a good sign. I noticed all his/her wins were in heavy equipment or automotive, not sure how to interpret this.

I've bought several dozen cars/motorcycles/buses/tractors off EBay and I've walked away from 2 or three because they were vastly overstated. Despite that, I have a 100% EBay rating on 525 transactions. This is because EBay's rating structure discourages real and honest feedback.

As long as the product is adequately described and the buyer is not in dream land, the transaction should happen.

Here's some things to watch for in selling high ticket items:

1) If cash is used, go to bank together to insure it is not counterfeit. This is a known scam.
2) A bank check only means the money was once there, the check can be canceled if the buyer were to have remorse before it is cashed.
3) personal checks are just a piece of paper IOU
4) Paypal is my chosen "best method", but they charge a fee and be sure it has been "cleared" by Paypal before you release the item
5) Postal Money Orders are good if they are real, take to bank
6) If it feels weird, something is wrong, insist on phone numbers and call the buyer/seller
7) Locate your title and have it available, can't tell you how many times a seller says they have the title, but never put their hands on it. Then time to pick up and all the excuses come out!!

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Originally posted by noble97monarch:
I'll be interested in seeing if the transaction goes through.

This is why it's still listed here. We've seen many times when a sale on Ebay hasn't translated to an actual purchase. Until Gary sends me an email, or posts here, that the buyer has paid for the item... we leave these posts up.

Good Luck Sue & Gary!!!

Given the state of the economy, this is most likely a realistic price for a 15 year old orphaned motorhome (a nice one I might add). The entire RV industry has crashed, much like the housing market. I'm seeing Bluebird coaches that sold in the 30K range not long ago now selling at half that price, at best. Wish I could have purchased this one myself.