F10 NAS private number plate

F10 NAS is a prefix-style UK private registration that includes the number 10, combined with the letters NAS. The format is one letter, two numbers, and three letters, resulting in a six-character plate with a clean layout. The initial F is followed by the number 10, creating a direct visual link to "F10". This reading could appeal to enthusiasts or owners of the McLaren F1, which is often referred to as the F1. The three concluding letters NAS offer a decent set of initials, potentially suiting individuals with those as their personal initials.

The prefix system, which this registration uses, ran from 1983, with the initial F of F10 NAS indicating a format that was broadly issued between August 1988 and July 1989. However, this specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1991. It sold for £10,436 (hammer price). The number 10, while not a single digit, is generally more sought after than longer numbers such as triple or quadruple digits, and its two-digit length contributes to the brevity of the plate. The original issuing area for codes beginning with F was Essex.

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