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rp's barth
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I Have a 1979 27' Did they have models back then???


Richard & Robin
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  • 1979 27'
  • 454 Chevy
  • P-32 Chassis
 
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Lee
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I believe everything was just a Barth back then....the term Classic is used as a model, but I haven't seen a logo a such.....
In the ads of that era, models were designated by their length, i.e.: you've got a model 27.....

The Barth CD's ad reprints are a good source.
 
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bill h
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The 79 brochure shows only a Barth and a Barth/Iveco.


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