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2008 Forest River Lexington 255ds

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Class C

Length

26 ft
Weight

12000 lb
Slide outs

2

Length

26 ft
Weight

12000 lb
Slide outs

2
Sleeps

4
Fuel

Gasoline
Seatbelts

5
Electric service

30 amps
Gray water

35 gal
Black water

35 gal
Fresh water

44 gal
Propane

10 lb

Listing description

Meet Lexi—a well-maintained 2008 Forest River Lexington 255DS that makes road trips simple, comfortable, and stress-free. Perfect for exploring the Black Hills, Badlands, Mount Rushmore, and beyond without sacrificing the comforts of home.
This Class B+ motorhome is easy to drive, easy to park, and ideal for couples or small groups looking for a clean, reliable, and fully equipped getaway vehicle.
Inside, you’ll find a cozy sleeping area, kitchen, bathroom, and everything you need to enjoy the road without the hassle of hotels or constant setup.
Whether you’re planning a weekend escape or a longer adventure, Lexi is ready to go.
Perfect for airport pickup, road trips, or exploring the Black Hills at your own pace.

What’s included

• Queen bed + convertible sleeping space (queen pullout couch)
• Full bathroom (toilet, sink, shower)
• Kitchen (stove, microwave, fridge/freezer)
• Fresh water, gray & black tanks
• Generator for off-grid power
• AC + heat for all-weather comfort
• TV + entertainment system
• Awning for outdoor shade
• Cookware, utensils, plates
• Camping chairs
• Leveling blocks + basic hookup gear

Things to know

Easy to drive – similar to a large van/truck
• No special license required
• Generator use included (set limits if you want to protect it)
• Must be returned with fuel at same level
• Dumping tanks required before return
• No smoking inside
• No Pets
• Flexible pickup/drop-off when possible—communication is key

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