MHC Kenworth Tulsa OK Invalid Title, Incorrect VIN #, False information from salesman, Shoddy work from service dept, Finance/Sales Manager Accusations!!! Tulsa Oklahoma

I saw a really nice looking W900L Studio in the truck trader and called MHC of Tulsa to find out a little more about it.  I spoke with Chris Maltheson who was very nice and told me about the truck and the remaining warranty from previous engine rebuild.  I was very interested and tried to run a rigdig report to find out about the title history on the truck but it came back with an invalid vin # message.  I called Chris and told him there must be a typo on their website so he sent me a copy of the title.  I tried to run the rigdig again but got the same message so I called Chris back and asked him to send me a picture of the vin plate on the truck, one of them only had the last 6 digits and the other was too faded to read.  I could tell that everyone at the dealership thought that I was nuts but finally they agreed to get the service manager and locate the metal plate with the full vin # for me.  They called back and admitted that I was right and there was an typo on the title and all associated paperwork for this truck.  Once I had the correct vin, I was able to run the rigdig report and told Chris I was very interested in buying this truck.  Since I live in upstate NY, I asked him alot of questions about the truck and he assured me that it was a definite 8 on a scale of 1 to 10 for both cosmetical and mechanical issues.  He said that everything on the truck worked, all the lights and gauges were great. I have over 25 years experience and am quite aware that a used truck is a used truck so I asked Chris what it would take to buy this truck.  It was priced at $49,900 but he told me that $45,000 would probably buy it.  I gave them a credit card # for a $500 deposit and agreed to wait the 2 weeks for them to get the title corrected before coming to Tulsa to finalize the purchase.

I booked a flight and let them know when I would be there to inspect the truck.  They contacted me 2 days before I was due in Tulsa asked me to sign a purchase contract but I told them I was uncomfortable doing that until I physically inspected it.  When I got there I changed clothes and borrowed a creeper from the shop.  I discovered that there was a broken rib next to the fuel tank that was allowing it to rub and would wear a hole in it soon.  Before I could even take it for a test drive, I noticed an air leak because MHC had failed to connect>>>>.  The other things that needed to be fixed on the truck were:  Motor mounts, webbing and straps on fuel tanks, several brake shoes and drums. 

While I waited for the shop to connect the >>> so I could take the truck for a drive, I spoke with the finance/sales manager. Although I felt misled by Chris' statement that the truck was an 8, I was willing to pay $45,000 for it and invest the other $3,000 to $4,000 to fix the things that I had found.  Not only was the manager unwilling to take $45K, he told me that he had difficulty believing that Chris would tell me $45K.  I assured him that I was not the unethical, lying party in this transaction.  I had done everything that I said I would do in order to buy this truck. 

After test driving the truck, I was sitting in it