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Hello lizann and welcome to GORVS,
I Would think that the Chassis to Body Mounts are in need of replacing. These are hard rubber discs that have bolts going through them and into the body. 30 plus years on the road or not, they deteriorate. I would find an off road source for a, Resilient polyurethane Alternative. But look and see the are probably crushed on top and Dry Rotted on Both the upper and lower as there are 2 per location. And that that RV, probably has 10to 12 of them. (Not knowing how the Living quarters are mounted) may only be 4.
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