29 MA private number plate

29 MA is a dateless UK private number plate with a character count of four, presented in a two-number, two-letter format. Dateless registrations are highly sought after for their clean, timeless aesthetic, not showing a year identifier. The format of 29 MA, with numbers preceding letters, is a classic style associated with the earliest days of vehicle registration in the UK.

This registration is particularly appealing for its potential to represent the initials "MA". The "MA" initials are considered to have decent popularity, suggesting a broader potential buyer pool for this plate. The number 29 is a lower number within its band, which typically holds stronger appeal, and the short, four-character layout contributes to its visual strength and memorability.

The registration 29 MA may interest owners of boutique hypercars and track marques. Specifically, it directly mirrors aspects of marques such as the Gordon Murray T.50 and T.33. This strong association with high-performance vehicles adds a distinctive motoring angle to its appeal.

29 MA was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2004. It sold for £5,305 (hammer price).

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