1 TGT private number plate

As a 'number 1' plate, 1 TGT has an immediate visual impact. The short, four-character layout is simple and balanced, consisting of a single numeral followed by three letters. It has the timeless look associated with dateless registrations, as it does not show a year identifier.

The letters TGT work well as a set of prominent personal or business initials. For motoring enthusiasts, the registration could also be seen as representing 'The Grand Tourer', with the leading letter T preceding the classic GT abbreviation. This gives the plate a clear appeal for owners of performance or touring cars.

This reversed number-letter format is from an era of UK number plates issued from around 1953 to 1963. The registration is also believed to have historic links to Devon, where plates with this particular letter code were originally distributed.