Almost. 
The seller only pays either $99 or $349 to list their vehicle or item(s) with the two listing options provided. 
The buyer pays 5% on top of the 'hammer price' from a minimum of $250 to a max of $5000. 
So in this case it would be $2125 on top of the $42,500
BAT is a nice retirement gig. Sit and let the money roll in. 

do NOT get the seller fees.  which is another $2500 plus.. making this $45 k plus for  catalina  moke with lots of lots of metal work..

The '68 Moke sold for $42,500 https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-austin-mini-moke-3/

Martin. every UK moke I have seen. the vin number starts with AAB1L..  for austin. and did the morris mokes have MAB1L??  

No I'm wrong! It was the "AU" on the engine tag that was hand stamped depending to which assembly plant the engine went to.

I read recently that the "L" on the VINs were hand stamped. White tag is an LH drive import & the other is an ex-British Gas Moke RH drive with  no "L". 

markiss..  well the next time you are at your DMV lic and theft office.  just ask the inspector that  you   had your  vin plate re stamped  and you  installed it  your self.?/ and see what he says.? and . I hope you have nice ride down to the JAIL house..

I never heard of re-stamping a VIN tag as tampering, as long as all the characters go back onto the new tag in the correct order. But maybe certain countries or jurisdictions frown upon that and consider it serious. I can see if you added or subtracted characters (VIN washing) or swapped the VIN from one car to another being wrong. But VIN tags will get aged/worn/ruined by other work, involved in accident damage, thrown out in bodywork/fab stages, etc., which is why so many Mini parts suppliers (including our host) supply new ones, and character stamping punches. 

markiss.. stamping or re stamping the vin number in any  case sure is Not legal. (it is called Felony vin tampering)unless you are lic NHTSA manufacture with WMI or DMV enforcement / Lic and theft.. I know the AABi L is correct the last 6 digits was what was in question..

I'm no Moke expert but the VIN looks legit. That gen and make usually started with A-AB1L-then 6 numbers. I'd say the VIN tag was probably replaced at the time of 'refurbishment' 20 years ago. The tag looks newer. Usually they're pretty much worn and solid bare metal with the stamped characters, without any black on the tag. By the sounds of how roached the car was before refurbishment, I doubt if the VIN tag survived to be that new looking since 1968.
If someone really wanted to critique it, I'd say when they restamped it, they messed up where the second hyphen went. Normally it goes A-AB1L-six numbers with the hyphen after the 'L', but they have this one as A-AB1-L895587 with the hyphen before the 'L'. But that's splitting hairs. If it's all there it wouldn't matter,...at least to me. Not sure if the DMV would flip out over that or not. 
Now at $23K with 3 days left

Read on.... the numbers are all correct, no worries.........

I saw a post from the expert on Catalina Mokes.. Dr Mini.. that says there is something fishy about the vin number on this surf blue moke.. buyer beware  

Sorry Veggivet. There's a couple different Mokes within this topic. We were just lately talking about this one: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-austin-mini-moke-3/
Now at $22K with 4 days left. 

It sold for just over $32k

Whats the collective wisdom on the subframe rear mounts?? Were the early ones like that?

My later model had a much more substantial boxed steel section which the subframe bolts to. This setup would seem to place excessive pressure on a thin flat sheet..

Cheers, Ian

 took  a closer look. lots of lots of welding. might have trouble making $30k..

They hardly ever go for as high as $50K. Although it is off to a great start at $18,500 with 6 days left. I'd estimate around $30K

Some history of this surf blue UK moke on BaT. that listed yesterday..  is ex catalina moke.. totally rusted out when I saw it 20 years ago..  resold in 2015 for $35k.. to guy in Jupiter Fla..  looks nice now.. I think it could hit FIDDY large.. this week..

A '68 Moke just showed up on BAT and it's off to a good start already. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-austin-mini-moke-3/

No worries P_H_D_.
I'm sure Robin's Moke, AKA "Barb" must be better than the one in the original post.
I hope it goes to a good, caring owner.