125 PAS private number plate

The display 125 PAS is a dateless number plate, presenting a clean layout that has the timeless look associated with such registrations. It features three numbers followed by three letters, a straightforward six-character format.

In this layout, the letters PAS offer a decent level of initials popularity, suggesting potential appeal to a broader audience who might identify with these initials for a name, a business, or a personal connection. While the number 1 appears first, it is not the pinnacle single digit and the number 125 falls within the 100 to 999 number band. Generally, lower numbers within a band and fewer digits create a shorter, cleaner registration, which tends to be more sought after.

This registration was first released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1990. It sold for £3,542 (hammer price). The dateless format itself is associated with the earliest registration era, with such letters-first dateless examples typically having originated from around 1953 to 1963 in places such as Edinburgh, though this specific registration entered circulation in 1990.

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