Hello Fellow Barth Owners and Potential New Barth Owners.

I am reluctant to sell our Beautifully maintained 1989 Regency with only 53,000 miles. Here are some of the highlights. We will miss her, but feel that a new owner who appreciates a fine crafted coach is in her best interests.

JUST THE FACTS

Barth - Regency

36' length

53,300 + miles

3208 Cat diesel - 250 hp with Remote Start

7.5kw Onan diesel generator with Remote Start

Gillig Chassis

Allison Transmission

EXTERIOR FEATURES

all steel frame

outside all aluminum surface, including roof

Alcoa polished Aluminum wheels

10,000 lb towing hitch

Roof rack and ladder

Electric entry steps with lights

Screened entry door with alarm

Stained glass entry door and frame

Air valve accessory compartment

4 Zip Dee Awnings (black and grey canvas with aluminum covers)

Front running lights and Fog lights

Water tank valves

Docking and backing lights

Polished Stainless Steel bumpers

COACH FEATURES

2 skylights (one in shower - one at cockpit)

wired for telephone

wired for cable TV

His & Hers closets with lights

Surge Guard RV Power Monitor Model 40240 (new 2005)

Closet Safe (combination and key)

Lo-Vo Alarm system

Good Governor Voltage System

Manual Entry Alarm

2500 watt Power Inverter/Charger

All overhead cabinets have rear mirrors to see storage

All seating has "aircraft" overhead light arrangement and flourescent lights

Lined drapes and window shades throughout

Separate Grey/Black water tanks

2 Duo Therm a/c units with heat strips (front 15,000 BTU-new 2005, rear 12,000 BTU)

3 roof vents and fans (Galley has Kool-O-Matic)

Hydro Flame LPG Furnaces

10 gallon hot water heater

Parquet/carpeted flooring

Cherry cabinetry

COCKPIT AREA

2 A&E Systems Chrome fans for driver and passenger

2 Flexsteel grey leather 6 way power seats with swivel

2 Remote power mirrors

Panasonic am/fm with cassette, surround sound system (4 speakers)

Remote Power Spotlight and Floodlight

Tilt Leather steering wheel

HWH Hydraulic levelling system with indicator lights

Intec Rear back-up camera

Bendix Cruise Control

Easy access gauge replacement at drivers cockpit

2 Air horns

Air brakes

20" Toshiba Plasma TV with built in DVD player - remote controlled (new 2005)

Cockpit map rack

Sony 6 disc CD player with remote

Sterling Power windshield drapes with remote

Brakemaster Aux. Braking system for Toad

Driver and Passenger drink holders

Electric 2 side sewer/black water/grey water discharge system

Midland CB Radio

Sanyo VCR-VHS player with remote

Radio Shack walkie talkies

Passenger seat desk/computer station

TV antenna and booster (new 2005)

GALLEY

Kitchen sink with side prep sink and covers

Full Pantry in galley

Corian countertops

2 burner recessed gas range and cover

Additional prep/serving/storage area in galley

Sharp Carousel II Micro/Convection with seat sensor and probe

U-Line independant icemaker (new 2005)

Dometic refrig/freezer (new 2005)

Nu-Tone in Counter blender

Black and Decker Spacemaker coffeemaker

LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, BATH, ETC

2 recliners and folding table in Living Room

Flexsteel jacknife couch which converts to bed in Living Room

Personal safe under sofa (key lock)

Living Room overhead cabinets have rope lights installed between ceiling and cabinet

Bath has large corner shower unit with skylight in shower

Shower unit also has lights

Hallway has 2 pocket sliding doors with locks (one at galley - one at bedroom)

Aisle Lights

Queen size walk around bed

am/fm/cassette in Bedroom

Panasonic TV in Bedroom

Bedroom overhead cabinets have rope lights installed between ceiling and cabinet

MISC

All owners/operating manuals

Factory wiring diagram

Full compliment of power hook-up cords, etc.

That's 10k worth of upgrades we've done to the coach. She is ready for a new adventure, unfortunately, we have no time to use her. This is both sweet and sorrow. She has had her own garage for the 10 years we have owned her, except while traveling.

Asking price of $39,000 OBO

Data tag number is 8902-0114-36RDG B1 which is located just to the rear of the drivers side window, at the top, the windshield curtain (and track) cover the data tag plate......

Tina phone xxx-xxx-xxxx

36' Barth Regency
3208 Cat 250 HP
Allison 4 speed Transmission, Gillig Chassis
"If it ain't a CAT it's a DOG"

Just to add a little to the original post, and to clarify, the bed is a Queen size walk around, and it is a center aisle floor plan. In addition, YES, we do have ALL of the manuals, etc, that you would expect to receive when you purchase a quality coach. We have received lots of calls asking these questions, so I thought I may add it to the listing.

In addition, the Regency is top of the line for Barth, and this coach has all of the bells and whistles that come with the Regency line. We didn't list everything that is on the coach, figured that if you know your Barth's, then you know what the Regency is.

Tom & Tina

I can only add the following if I was looking for more info.

Would you sketch a picture of the floorplan for me?

Can I have a closeup of the dashboard that also includes a picture of the current mileage?

Do you have additional pictures of the bathroom/shower?

Which Allison Transmission is in your coach?

Honestly, comparable to other ads, you did a great job in presentation and delivery. Of course, it also helps that you have a really beautiful coach too.

Hi Bill
I am diligently working on this list. Will hopefully be attempting to send you the sketch, which will be accurate, but definately NOT to scale!! (ha)
The Allison Transmission is the 4 speed Allison. The shower is a corner shower, sized like most "house" corner showers, large, not huge but large, especially for an RV.
Other pics follow in a separate email to you....Please let me know if there are any more questions.....
Thanks
Tina

Additional Photos for this coach

That stained glass "panel" for the door/side windows is very unique and beautiful! Is that something you made yourself, or did it come with the coach when you bought it?

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That stained glass "panel" for the door/side windows is very unique

Don't know about this one, but if you're interested in something like it, go to:

http://www.rvstainedglass.com/

Why would she say her windows fit most RV's with the exception of Diesel Pushers? Seems like a broad stroke of the pen.

Hi Scottydl and Lee

Re - stained glass door insert - that insert was in the door when we bought the Barth. We did take it out and had it resoldered in some areas, as we also appreciated the quality and beauty of it. The man who did this resoldering said that this particular piece would have been quite costly, due to the large number of glass pieces used, therefore requiring a lot of solders. It's nice to know that some others appreciate the beauty of that, I almost didn't send that pic!

Tina

This is not to scale... so don't pic on her niece's drawing.

Oh sure,....where were you five and 1/2 years ago? This is exactly what i was looking for back then, color, layout, drivetrain, price, etc. The window is a bonus. Nice coach!

I don't know about that Shadow. Don't you have that beautiful MCI?

Yes Jim we do have the MCI and are very happy with it. But that Barth is what i was looking for before i came across the bus.

This is a beautiful coach.
I have a question about the outside storage compartments. It appears in the pics that the compartments behind the entry door and in the same area on the street side are not very large. Our coach is only 34' and has compartments that are big enough for me to climb in and stretch out!
Am I seeing this right?
Also, you have done a nice job with the new TV. Is it mounted in front of the old location or has the original cabinet and padded parts been removed and all redone? Who did this upgrade? Also, does it still have the original tiny bedroom TV?
Lastly, it looks in the pics,like there is no bedroom window awning on the curb side, or a big one over the street side forward salon and galley?
Thanks for the info.
Don

Hi everyone
In response to some of these questions.....Shadow man, you could buy this beautiful coach now, and at a very affordable and pre-discounted price, maybe want to sell that MCI and get a "real" Barth!!!
Don in Niagara - the entry door compartments are smaller compartments, one we use for tools, etc, and all of Tom's assorted tool boxes seem to fit quite well. The other one (rear of entry door) we use for BBQ and misc picnic table and campsite items. They are fairly small compartments, no you could not use them to lay down in, however, there is one compartment (dog house) just underneath the sofa, on the drivers side, that compartment could be the "guest room" HA.
As for the front TV installation, we left all of the cabinet intact behind the TV, as you surmised removed what "padding" was necessary, and mounted the new plasma unit. My talented hubby has remodeled yacht interiors in another life, so, he luckily has all the skills necessary to do this installation - of course he had some good help! We left the back TV as it was (if it ain't broke....). In regards to the awnings, you are quite right, we had the awnings off when we took the pics as we were having issues with the springs when we were going through the checklist...all has since been repaired, replaced, and remounted....
Please feel free to ask more questions....thank you all soooo much for the input, and for all referrals you give to this great website!!!

Tom & Tina