Allstate Truck Sales

Trucks are stating to sold with rebuild engines but he can't provide proof of documents for the repairs. Why would you state that if you can't back up your statments?
Was told the truck I was interested was good to go and had his technician look it over one day before I flew in 600 miles out of my way.
But It didn't me take too long to find a major oil leak from the top of the head gasket area. The oil leak had been leaking for a long time since it had a large area of oil residue all over the head gasket to block. You could actually see the oil leaking from the cyl head area.
I made call to my mechanic and he told me that the cyl head will need to get pulled off and around $4 to $5K to fix the oil leak.
This guy called his local repair shop and supposedly he was told it would only cost around $1K. My question is this.... if this will only take around $1000.00 to fix it why would you not get it fixed? Besides he has a repair shop on site it would be a lot cheaper for him!
Also ECM odometer did not match dash odometer. Mileage on ECM 1,895,349 mileage on dash 1,256,790.
In short I wasted $800.00 on air fair, two days off work and no apology or willing to explain what my finding were.
In my opinion this place is too shady and full of BS. I can't put it in any other words. My advice is this... "Do not buy from this used truck dealer."
Buy from someone that can back up the claims with documents on the stated repairs.
Receipts are not to difficult to get from the know repair shop since he knew when the rebuilt engine was done locally.
It didn't look like the motor was rebuilt, it looked original.