That is what I thought when I refreshed Auto-Trader and it magically appeared. The dealer had just listed it, and we rushed over to see it. Honestly, I rushed faster than is my want to buy this truck because it looked really nice on my first inspection, and they had people waiting with deposits after us and I didn't want to lose the deal (we were first). Now that I've had a week to really spend some time with it, I am not all that impressed.
The engine, under carriage, and all mechanical systems are amazingly clean like you would expect of a 33k mile truck. Other things - not so much. It looked like it had been left outside for some time, so I replaced the clouded tail lamps and am going to try and clean up the headlamps with a Mother's kit this weekend. The paint has more scratches and dings than I originally saw, but white hides them pretty good. Some really bad body work on the driver side rear bumper (terrible bondo job) really pissed me off, cannot believe I missed it. Someone backed into something and had some back alley shady body shop repair it - nothing appears on the Carfax so it was never reported.
The real issues with this truck appear to be with the interior. The BOSE stereo is a complete POS, and the head unit CD player refuses to accept discs. The console mounted factory 6 disc changer clicks for several minutes each time you start the truck, but it will accept discs and it plays. The issues with the leather and the headliner I already mentioned. The carpet is steamed but still shows permanent stains. I am hoping that mechanically, this truck is sound. I am taking it to the shop this next week to have a thorough check up to see what needs servicing. Crossing fingers.
