New here. Looking at a 1996 Safari?

Before giving any money look for water leaks from the outside. These can cause major damage.
Google fiberglass delamination.
Delamination shows up as bubbles or ripples in the exterior skin.
After you have checked with a flashlight if necessary CHECK AGAIN

Safari made a nice coach but the price is close to $10K over what it's worth... For $30K you should be able to find a 2000 DP with 1-2 slides that will NOT have the following:

If it has the Velvett Ride I would pass as parts for it are hard to come by. If it has the 8 airbag Magnum then parts are much easier to find and gives a much better ride/handling.
I am not a fan for the middle entrance door.
May have air over hydraulic disk brakes...have the recalls been completed?
The generator is probably not a enclosed Onan Quite Diesel. Crank the generator and lay in the bed and decide if you could get to sleep.

Keep looking and you've come to a good place for info.

I will address a mistake, above
Safari coaches are Not fiberglass composite laminate construct
They are Alu skin on a welded tubular frame
I have never seen one delam, it can't, the outside skin is riveted to the welded square tube cabin structure frame, below the belt line / floor/frame is all stainless steel, including the compartment doors
The end caps and roof are fiberglass

This 95 Safari Sahara we have, is front entry
While preferred by some, i prefer the mid entry, while front entry is find FOR driving, mid entry is better when parked some place and staying in the coach going in and out with the dog, bringing in groceries , greeting people at the door etc

Imo mid entry, with a driver's door, is the perfect combination
Unfortunately Safari did not have drivers does