Didn't you just practically "beg" someone to buy it for you?

The old, mechanical odometers were very easy to "adjust". Less than an hour's work. The new digital type actually cost money, the kit is sold on the Internet for about $6000 and the price for an adjustment is about $350 Canadian.
Would be wise to check all 3 VINs (firewall, doorjamb and windshield) for match (the plastic sticker on the doorjamb is difficult to remove), get all service records, CarFax info before paying for the car.
I still think that for $405 it must be a stolen/insurance write-off car.

Alex