I hate it when you see a car you want to look at on KSL. So you call the seller and he says it is in great condition. Then you drive all the way to St. George to look at it and the sunroof has been torn out and siliconed back into place, the windows don't work, the exhaust is cut off, the transmission is leaking, the dashboard has a hole in it, the seats are torn, the switches don't work, the rear end rattles and clunks something fierce, and the window tint is all peeling off.
At least it was a fun drive with a friend ;-)
Went to checkout out a '90-something Bronco like that a few months ago. Seller said it was in great shape. Apparently his definition of "great" meant no carpet, no airbag, no backseat, holes in the bed (could see the street), and no muffler. The driver's seat had been welded in place, so that it was no longer adjustable. Great for the 5'4" seller, bad for 6'2" me.
Took the thing on a test drive to humor the guy, and it was the most terrifying ride of my life. Seatbelts turned out to be decorative, as they would pop out of the latch when you hit a bump. The thing couldn't decide what gear it wanted to be in, and kept shifting at random. When I tried to stop after a half mile to turn around, I overshot my turn by 20yards. The seller joked that "it takes a while to get the hang of driving these big trucks". The reality was that the brake pedal was to the floor, and didn't have a chance of stopping where I wanted it to.
Best part was that the guy wanted $2k for the thing, and felt that was a generous offer, based on all of the work he had put into the truck over the years.
That is the last time I ever checkout a vehicle based on an ad with no photos, and only the seller's description over the phone.