Sahara RV las Vegas Nevada Les Gray ,Salesman Rip off con men Las Vegas, Nevada

 I was the winning bidder of a 1990 37' Allegro off E-Bay on October 17th 2012 from Sahara RV Center in Las Vegas. I flew to Vegas on the 19th to pay for and pick up the RV. I was told by Les Gray(Salesman) and John Riley(Service Manager) that said RV had had a complete tuneup, oil change and servicing. When I arrived at the dealership they had said motor home out back and were "giving it the once over" for my trip back to Ohio. I found out that they were having electrical problems with the generator and electrical sockets inside the motor home. Something told me to cut my losses and fly back home, however after a long talk with John Riley he assured me that the motor home was road worthy and that I had nothing to worry about for my 2100 mile trip home. I don't know what they did but they dummied it so that everything was working. I paid for the motor home and went about leaving for my trip.

I got 300 miles out of Vegas(just past Salina, Utah to be exact) and the motor over heated. I pulled over and let it cool down and filled the radiator turned back towards Salina because the next services were over 100 miles away going east. The Motor overheated AGAIN before I even got back to Salina. I pulled into an RV park and took a look at the engine. Two spark plug wires had melted and I just figured it was because the engine overheated. I called Napa autoparts and they delivered plugs, cap, rotor and wires as well as tools to get them all changed. The wires were obviously original wires on the motor home and there were 2 spark plugs that were cracked in half and obviously not been JUST changed as I was told. The generator was again not working unless you jump started it and half the plugs(electrical) were not working again. There was an RV repair facility out front of the camp grounds that inspected the engine and said that I had a blown engine the block was cracked and the heads were warped.

 I called Sahara RV and told Les Gray about the problem and he directed me to John Riley who in turn said he would talk with the owner about the problem. The Owner said that I was on my own and sorry for my luck. These guys are scamming the public and people should beware of doing business with them. I realize that I bought the RV as-is but to be told that they had just did a complete tune up and servicing of this motor home and that I would have no problems making it home and have years of trouble free use of it was a bold faced lie.