A two year old account is perfect for drop shipping. Make sure when listing your items that you do not just copy and paste descriptions from other websites and find unique pictures, I hear this is a few of the ways ebay finds dropshippers. If you get banned on ebay for dropshipping paypal will ask you for you to upload a photo ID, provide proof of fulfillment, and provide purchase receipt from your supplier. Even if you are able to provide this paypal may not unrestricted your account. The other type of restriction to look out for is when paypal asks for your taxpayer ID. This is when you surpass 200 transactions and 20k in sales. You will get a warning (not limitation) before you hit this mark if you are projected to hit this by the end of the year. If you don't want to pay taxes the only way to get around this is to always have a few accounts that are being aged, or split sales between multiple accounts. As a precaution for an unexpected limitation I always send a few payments between my main account and alt account. This way if I get limited I can at least refund some of my balance to my alt account as paypal rarely limits refunds. If they do you can still refund transactions by calling customer support.
I always make my own stealth paypals by buying a vba online I sugest bestvcc.com, then spending a minimum of 30 days gradually building the reputation of the account by sending incrementally larger payments through it. When I make a new ebay account I usually start by selling a few things around the house, they can be really cheap. This builds some reputation and also allows you to increase selling limits. After that you shouldn't have many problems. If you don't want to go through this process I know you can buy paypal and ebay accounts on this forum. I've never bought from anyone so just check reviews and ask around for who's best.