1988 Winnebago Superchief 27'

Probably not a good idea to buy a 30-year old motor home if you can't DYI and have to pay for everything. It wil need constant attention to one thing or another. When I can't do something on the chassis myself, I have a great mechanic that has his own business and doesn't have expensive overhead. I would look for an independent mechanic if I were you. I have never found a good shop to work on coach issues, but if I needed one I would probably search for a mobile tech that had good reviews. Can one of your kids help? Knowing a good boneyard is a big help with things like doors and furniture. A new electric two-step isn't too expensive, around $200. Good luck with your motor home. I think that motor homes of that era were made very well.