Barth

[wilfreddrabble]

Sorry but 35' is just TOO LONG. 32' is stretching it for us. There
are just too many times that we want to stay in confined spaces. At
the moment we are camped out in a friend's driveway and there would
be no way to manage this with a 35 footer. This is about the fifth
time this summer we have been in a "short site" situation.

In any case, we are sticking with our current rig for two more
summers anyhow unless it gets smashed in a tornado or hurricane.
There WAS a hurricane just blew through the place where we winter in
Texas. Damage was pretty minor but ya never know!

John Alldredge

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "g" wrote:
>
> Dad has a 37 barth 3208 and I like it. I on the other hand have an
83FC35 I need to sell
> drdigger
> 83FC35
> Kansas City, mo
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: wilfreddrabble
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2008 10:40 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Barth
>
>
> OK, Birders, I apologize in advance, but do any of you know
anything
> awful about BARTH diesel pushers that I should be wary of. They
look a
> tiny BIT like FC's.
>
> The one I am interested in is a 1994 30 footer on a Spartan
chassis
> with a Cummins B engine.
>
> I'd LOVE a 31 foot Wanderlodge FC or something a lot like it.
>
> Short length, no slideouts, bus quality chassis and drivetrain, a
> pretty exterior that doesn't shout "Winnebago" or "Fleetwood", a
> practical, restrained interior that doesn't look like Liberace's
> boudoir.
>
> The looks of an FC are just about perfect to my taste.
>
> John Alldredge
>
> Full timing since Feb 2005 in a 22' bumper tow Fleetwood LW.
>