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And of course, the ingredients for sidecars as well as provisions for a nip of Weller's Centennial and Maker's Mark (to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that drinkable bourbon is a.) From wheat, not rye, and b.) Made in Kentucky, not that Other Place.


Rusty

I'm a single malt scotch man myself. Eighteen year old Glenlivet first choice. Tim and I went to Scotland a few years ago just to play golf and drink Scotch. Toured several of the distilleries.

Nick

Hey, Mary, it is finally September. Two more weeks to get in practice laps.

Nick

Nick, I have forty years of practice, do you have time to catch up?

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Originally posted by Mary Ray:
Nick, I have forty years of practice, do you have time to catch up?

Let's see, two weeks, twenty four hours a day verses forty years. NOPE.

Nick

Who will the winner be?

Really doesn't matter does it. We are all going to have fun and meet new friends plus get to see lotsa Barth Coaches. What could be better.

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Originally posted by Mary Ray:
Who will the winner be?

Wow, I didn't know Mary had that kind of "Bling" sitting around

You ain't seen nuthin yet!

These are the medals that are given to winners in our radio controlled car racing club, we have gold, silver and bronze.

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Would you expect less from a Two Barth Owner

Re. drinkable bourbon: ...and to think that I believed that all that Old Granddad that I swilled was made from corn. (bourbon is produced from at least 51% corn malt) I really wish that I could attend your GTG, from what I read on these forae, fori, forumses ??? I would meet a very interesting group of fine folks. Eventhough I am getting closer to dismantling my '77 29 footer I plan to continue to be a "Barther" at heart and will monitor this site as a member.
P.S. I don't remember what goes into a sidecar, but if bourbon and branch isn;t for you the next best is a mint julip. Cheers!

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P.S. I don't remember what goes into a sidecar, but if bourbon and branch isn;t for you the next best is a mint julip. Cheers!

Equal parts brandy, triple sec, lemon juice.

As long as you're in a search for the plural for 'forum' how about the aftermath: Aftum? Aftumses?
(You guys are having way too much fun.)

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Originally posted by Nick Cagle:
I have previously posted the members that are signed up for this GTG and now have put together a list of the coach models that will be represented:

• 75 Barth 28' Motorcoach
• 84 29' Regal
• 85 28' Regal
• 88 33' Regal SE
• 90 32' Regency
• 90 36' Regency
• 93 32' Regency
• 94 28' Breakaway

This is a good start on representing the Barth production history, just need a few more.

Nick

And now an '88 36' Regency in 145.

Nick, if the 1975 Barth that you have listed is mine it needs to be replaced as I am bringing the 1985 32' Regal. I hope that someome else is actually bringing a 1975, I would like to see one so I could compare.