There are always going to be guys like this out there. Horse traders & wheeler dealers. But from what I've seen this guy hasn't done anything a lot of other sellers haven't done by hiding flaws with flooring, paint, and spray-on liner. The only real difference is he he seems to have made a business of it. These guys will prey on the "starry eyed newbies" who can only see themselves bouncing happily down the trail in their new toy. They're afraid someone else will get the jump on their prize. They get into a hurry and guess what? They end up with a lot more work than they had wanted. This is probably worse in areas where cars get a lot of rust. Never be afraid to poke around for rust. Especially on the cowl where it's easy for these guys to cover it up. If you want to see a lot of Broncos, with very little rust come to CA. We're practically tripping over them. The main thing to keep in mind when shopping is, the seller wants my money more than I want his old car. If you loose sight of this, you could be the next sucker.
