What is it?

If it's REALLY a 1793 MH, it would be worth a lot of money!!

These are a guess from a friend of mine.
"I found 2 coaches that look close. One is a Dodge Avco and the other was a 1970 Barth."

Seen a very old Barth today late 50's early 60's Rving at Kitsap Memorial State Park. Was in rough shape on the outside would of liked to seen the inside.

Send the picture to Sizemore in Amarillo, he knows a heck of a lot about RVs. I owns the Bus conversion seen in the Robin Williams move RV.

rjf7g wrote:
Found this interesting page, but nothing like this on it http://www.allpar.com/trucks/campers.html

But...check this out http://www.classicwinnebagos.com/forum/index.php?topic=6745.0

Thanks for posting the clickey!

Found this interesting page, but nothing like this on it http://www.allpar.com/trucks/campers.html

But...check this out http://www.classicwinnebagos.com/forum/index.php?topic=6745.0

I guy on Turbo Diesel Register posted it, wanted to know make. Not a Commander they were all painted and different, Superior, Vogue, Executive or anything I can find. I believe there is a drivers door also.

The stack head lights for that vintage says it was a higher end unit.


Closer to a Barth than anything I can find, however I can not match the model to them. Chris

Commander? My dad had one with the 440.
Some guys even made a 4WD version and ran the BAHA, was loaded with beer and did not go very far but much fun was had.

Me Again wrote:
Well if it is a hobby job the hobby guy was pretty good. My thought is that it was a small company that did not last very long.

Chris

It looks pretty good for a home built RV. I also think it was built by a small obscure company.
I'm assuming you could not see inside or talk to the owner? Maybe it had some type of identifying plate or marker.

Was it just sitting in a field? I don't see any windshield wipers so I'm guessing it was not licensed or operational.
If it was a modified step van or other truck it would have wipers.
And, is that a door at the front passenger seat?

Please keep us updated if you make an identification. I like vintage motor homes.

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