PJP 6 private number plate

PJP 6 is a four-character dateless registration, presenting its content as three letters followed by a single number. This short format, with fewer characters, helps create a cleaner and more concise display. The registration features the initials PJP, which benefit from mid-market popularity, offering broader appeal as personal initials.

The single digit 6 at the end contributes to the plate's overall concise appearance. Registrations with fewer digits or lower numbers such as this generally hold greater appeal than those with higher or more numerous digits.

Released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1991, PJP 6 has a style that shares visual characteristics with dateless registrations first issued from around 1932 to 1953 in Surrey. It sold for £3,036 (hammer price).

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