RAD 1X private number plate

RAD 1X is a suffix-style UK private registration with a clean, five-character format, featuring three letters followed by a single number and then a final letter. The key element in RAD 1X is the number 1, which holds a distinct significance in private number plates. As the pinnacle number, it often carries a particular appeal, especially when paired with a set of initials.

The initials 'RAD' present a good level of appeal, estimated as decent popularity in the UK market. This set of initials, combined with the number 1, creates a distinct personal identifier that may interest individuals with these initials. The 'X' at the end of the plate provides a clear separation, making the 'RAD 1' combination particularly prominent.

The suffix system for registrations, from which RAD 1X derives its format, ran from 1963 to 1983. This particular letter-number sequence for the suffix format was issued between August 1981 and July 1982. This specific registration, however, was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2004. It sold for £4,000 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £5,052. The format's clean, legible appearance is a characteristic of this era of registrations, making RAD 1X a straightforward and memorable display.

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