A few years back, 2018 I purchased a beautiful Ram 5.9 MegaCab from Amir. It had 128K on it, the only scratches were in the bed where the 5th wheel hitch was. Drove great until I took a road trip with the travel trailer from So Cal to Colorado.
Assuming what I felt was "axle rap", I thought little of it until, we made it home, went to work the next morning when on the freeway, all stopped.
The trans took out the torque converter and then forward pressure took out the crankshaft bearings. Not his fault. It was a used truck with low miles.
Then,, a few months later I called him, told him what happen and he offered "anything I've got at price. So sorry about the truck"
Picked up another Cummins, but newer, a few more miles.
We sold in Cali, moved next door, while pulling the 5th wheel the 5hour drive took me just about 23.5 hours due to the overheating of the cracked head/blown head gasket. Stranded. I knew no one. I had no idea where to go. Found the Dodge dealer they gave me a $23,500 quote for a new engine.
Called Amir. Told him what's going on. He said "OH WELL. YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT ANYTHING FROM ME." Then he rushed to the bank and cashed out the pre-written checks we agreed about, helping me out, All post dated. Couldn't contact the bank soon enough.
I had JUST bought this truck from him, assuming it wasn't going to let me down on the road trip. Then turned into a $24,000, on top of the $27,000 I JUST paid him for it, not but a few days prior. $51,000 for a pile of metal.
I thought little of the first truck and any kind of fault of his. Neither did I find fault in the second one, entirely, but maybe a little bit, being it last me very little miles. It's the attitude he gave me when I told him the truck I JUST BOUGHT is dead in the water that got me a bit on the bad side, then him rushing to the bank, cashing the pre-dated checks was just the tip of everything! read more