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Asks Suzie if the Barth is for sale! Are you freaking kidding? He says he's only seen a couple, but he knows they were made in California.
He's from Travel Time RVs just south of us, and I would assume it's a buy cheap sell ridiculous outfit. I always thought Barths were made in Indiana. Oh well, live and learn.


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So what did you tell him????



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He might have mistook it for an MCC by Barth. Some of those were built in California.


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He might have mistook it for an MCC by Barth. Some of those were built in California.

Really? Which ones?


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The early FMC-looking MCCs were partly made in CA, and the chassis and fiberglass body components were shipped to Barth and assembled by Barth in Milford. The accurate version is in a motor home magazine road test that I sent Dave or Bill or somebody a while back. I think it is on the later Barth CD.

I have a copy to send if it can't be found.


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I doubt it was mistaken for an early MCC. There is a superficial resemblance between the nose of that MCC & the Euro, but that's as far as it goes.

The guy may have a superficial resemblance to someone who knows anything about RV's, but I think he just didn't know what he was talking about.
 
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The actual discussion was; "Do you know anything about Barths?" "I know they were made in California." So it wasn't mistaken identity. Oh, and Suzie told him no, it isn't for sale.


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