250 RWT private number plate

The dateless registration 250 RWT features three numbers followed by three letters, a six-character layout. This particular format is sometimes referred to as 'reversed style' when considered within the broader history of UK number plates.

A strong motoring connection for 250 RWT is the number sequence '250', which directly matches the Ferrari 250 (GTO/SWB/California). This could particularly appeal to owners or enthusiasts of this iconic vehicle series, offering a direct visual link to its renowned heritage.

The initials RWT have decent popularity, suggesting a broader appeal to individuals, families, or businesses seeking a personalised registration featuring these letters. The three-digit number '250' belongs to the 100 to 999 number band. Generally, registrations with fewer digits and lower numbers are more sought after, contributing to a cleaner and more memorable appearance. Registrations with three numbers typically carry broader appeal than those with four digits.

This specific registration 250 RWT was first released to the open market via a DVLA auction in 1991. It sold for £1,771 (hammer price). The format, dating from circa 1953 to 1963, was originally issued by Devon, an authority in South West England. While the format originates from this period, this specific plate became available through auction in 1991.

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