Is the engine dying a serious issue in a '94 Damon Intruder?

427435 wrote:
A limited budget, a 20+ year old motor home, and limited mechanical ability is a recipe for disaster. Lot's of things might be simple and cheap, but there are a lot of things that could cost many hundreds (if not thousands)to fix.

X2

Unless you can work on this rig yourself figure $60-$100 an hour to have it done. A class A has a drivetrain of a car, and all the parts of a house to deal with. Now think about driving your house down a bumpy road for 22 years, or driving your 22 year old car cross country.