Frogmoor in High Wycombe, here's what it looks like now.
Yes, that is three chicken shops in a row, then a kebab shop with another one opposite it, and if you swing the camera around there's a KFC behind you.
I'm going to assume that the seller knows absolutely nothing about the car, considering that she thinks the dealer sticker is a model designation...
I'm wondering if the listed mileage is inaccurate as well, as 95000 km isn't exactly "extremely low".
@Schaefft how's the price for one of these that's been sitting for a decade?
Vehicle Smart shows the model:
However it turns out that my 2 hours of sleep and 12 hour shift had taken its toil; I didn't realise that a G wagon could also be a "280". I googled it before posting and just saw W123s, but didn't do the research that I've just done and discover that the same engine (M110) could also be in a G-Class, and that those could be registered as just "280". Sorry!
An actual discrepancy is that the advert says that it's got a diesel engine, and the checkers are showing petrol. Potentially it's had an undeclared engine swap though?
I like these, but I tend to have a thing for the "awkward" generation of a model. It's still got a five point oh...
MOT tester needs to get his fat fingers under control when typing the mileages!
I know you've figured it out the hard way but it says in the eBay description that it's a conversion. The seller knows how much the conversion cost so hopefully they have the rest of the related paperwork.