Jae, (N. Wilkesboro, NC)
Better sit down Jae; I'll say it as gently as I can. During that era, in some instances during manufacture, the refrigerator was placed on the floor of the RV before the sidewalls were erected. Then after the walls, roof and cabinets went up, the refrigerator was installed in its final position. I remember one particular manufacturer where it was actually necessary to remove the windshield in order to muscle the old refrigerator out. The door opening was simply too narrow. With some coaches I’ve been able to remove the doors, hinges and garnish trim on the old refrigerator to obtain a slimmer profile and then remove the motorhome entry door completely. The opening in the sidewall for the door may be wider than you think. Be sure to measure the actual opening in the sidewall, not just the opening between the door jambs. With the entry door removed and the refrigerator stripped to its narrowest profile, perhaps it will fit. As a last resort, there is always the windshield. I sincerely hope, however, it fits through the entry door rough opening.