31 T private number plate

31 T is a striking three-character dateless registration. Its short format provides a clean and memorable appearance, a characteristic highly valued by collectors. The numbering scheme, with the low number 31, contributes to its appeal, as registrations with fewer digits and lower number values are generally more sought after. The single letter 'T' also offers potential for initials-based personalisation, appealing to buyers seeking a direct representation of their name or a significant initial.

The 'T' historic code, originally used in Devon, places this dateless registration within a specific area context. This type of historical association can add an extra layer of interest for collectors interested in the origins of UK vehicle registration marks. The structure of two numbers followed by a single letter is a classic dateless format, often associated with the earliest eras of vehicle registration in the UK and possessing a timeless appeal. This specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2003. It sold for £11,200 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £14,147.

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