Dave, THANK YOU for PUTTING up with my sometimes hard hitting humor. I love to kid, and truly hope I have not offended a sole. If so I am sorry.

Sharon and I discussed selling out Barth many many times, and we just could not come up with the time to really enjoy it. Plain and simple it is to nice a unit to just sit. We can't tell you how much we enjoyed making the changes that we did to the unit. I learned so much from you all and I THANK YOU for such.

I have met some very nice people on this site, and will stay in touch.

We wish you all GOOD HEALTH.

Dale & Sharon Smith

Dale; even though you are now Barthless you still have knowledge and ideas that you can share. I am sure everyone still regards you as a member of the family......i suppose that now this means that you won't be having pics of the headliner idea tho? ps; you might want to stay away from Dave for a few days....i think he is a little depressed and grouchie.

Wait - Dave who can Barb and I turn to with questions about our coach? You are the one who sold me on the purchase of a Barth. We have so many questions, and so little time - the headliner being an early task. Wait until you see what is planned for that white wall in our unit.

Seriously, we have so enjoyed getting to know you and Sharon. Be assured that we shall continue to call for ideas, advice, and just to exchange a hello!

Thom & Barb Feit

Sorry - DALE, I was having a senior moment. Again, Barb and I wish you & Sharon the best. Happy Tails.

Thom & Barb

Dale : I was just about ready to get up my nerve and ask if we could stop by and see your Barth on the way to North Carolina the end of Sept. OH well you had a real nice looking machine, glad you were able to enjoy it. The best always. JKB "He who wanders is not always lost"

Dale, Tere and I send you our best, and sincerely hope that you'll be a regular part of all the forums. Who knows, that 25% may kick in and we'll see you in another Barth soon. That's happened to Tere and I twice. We sold motor homes and then realized it was in our blood, no matter how much or how little we used them, no matter what the price of gas was or anything else. They seem to represent an independent spirit that you never want to give up. God speed.
Jim and Tere