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The link at the bottom shows a picture of my Barth.

Although the NADA shows no Breakaway for 1996, the wiring diagram glued to the basement door says "Breakaway."

I have no docs for this vehicle, and Merriman tells me he has no info on my VIN number (VIN 4S7MT9G09TC020056 ) This is a 38' 400hp DP, Spartan chassis. Sounded kinda large for a Breakaway.

Any thoughts as to model id?


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Hey Gary, first of all great web page. You are obviously a very talented person.

The Coach on the top is a 1996 Regency and on the bottom is a 1996 Regency. It appears that with the Monarch they began the transition to the new modern style. No plastic however, even Barth smooth side coaches were made of an aluminum/composite/aluminum/composite
material that was developed in Germany as I recall. It was called something like Dynafoil I think.






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Great looking Barth! Like your web Pictures too! Thank Jay

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