I bought a 2006 Lexington 283 and it has seams on the roof. All you have to do is climb the ladder in the back and you can see if it has seams. My roof did leak, but the dealer did a complete recaulk of the top after I took a trip and it leaked. I've had several different types and ages of RV's in the last several years and they all have problems, when you first get them. And that is with new and used units. Got to use it and find out what needs fixing. If you can pay a extra $100,000 you can get a Coachouse that has a complete fiberglass body.
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