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The date when this video was made, as well as clear photos, would help determine if this was a "barn-find" or an example of poor dealer prep on delivery.
Several thoughts: we all know how to roll back the odometer and repaint the instrument needles.
There are some in the Middle East, especially in KSA, who run their vehicles with pre-delivery plastic sheeting and coverings and labels, perhaps as an indicator of "newness" or financial stature or as some way of retaining value to a future buyer.
The fuzzy photos show the rare rear bumperettes for the pickup truck, as well as mounting holes along the bed sides for the softop bed canvas. The notch for the spare tire crank in the lower rear valence indicates a 1983-1985 bed.
If a "new" find available today, would be interesting to own. If so, just hard to fathom why anyone would purchase a new vehicle and then store it away for nearly thirty years. Perhaps a rich sheikh?
Can you show us more photos and provide some details?
I didn't know the later models, or perhaps the middle east models had a vent window in the door.
I like the original tires. No longer made. I am surprised it didn't come with a floor mat.