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HT 26.5 RV Analysis
Jayco Eagle HT 26.5 RLS "Rear living suite" Fifth wheel RV is like new with two slides "one bedroom and one living room slide". and 1/2 Ton towable The unit has never been smoked in or had any pets in it. features include a queen size bed "with orginal shipping plastic still on mattress", electric air mattress sofa, full bathroom, two rockers, booth style table, LED TV, DVD Player, AM FM CD Stereo and electric awning, electric jacks, outdoor shower, outdoor mini kitchen, vent covers, new tires and bike rack bracket installed. This RV also includes a king pin stabilizer, leveling blocks,and X-Block wheel chocks. Call or text 770-714

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