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1 ACO is a Dateless style number plate. It has 3 letters and 1 numbers for a total of 4 characters.
Very rare opportunity to acquire TWO cherished dateless 3×3 number plates. MFB 232 and SNP 764. This auction is for both numbers. Both numbers are on a ten year retention certificate with all transfer assignment fees paid. Both these numbers are in individual separate auctions at a much higher auction start. This is a very good opportunity to win two dateless numbers. Free postage by Royal Mail Recorded Delivery. Any questions please ask.
Plate Details
- Vehicle Registration Mark (VRM) Type – Dateless (incl. N Ireland)
- VRM (Registration Number) – 1 ACO
- Is VRM ‘on retention’? – Yes
- Is VRM currently held on a vehicle? – No
- Suitable For – Car
- Placement on Vehicle – Front & Back
- Brand – number plate
- Type – Number Plate
- DVLA’s Assignment Fee Incl. In Price – Yes
- VRM Currently Held on a Vehicle – Yes
- Features – Private Number Plate
- VRM On Retention – Yes
- DVLA’s Changes Fee Incl. In Price – Yes
- DVLA’s Changes Fee incl. in price? – No
- Performance Part – No
- Personalise – Yes
- VRM 1st Letter – Local Memory Tag 1 – M
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Plate Spacing Variations
Note: It may not be legal to display this number plate on your vehicle with the variations shown here. For illustration purposes only.
1 ACO Plate FAQs
What number plate style is 1 ACO?
1 ACO is a Dateless style number plate.
Dateless number plates do not conform to a typical number plate format or layout and, as the name suggests, they can be applied to a vehicle of any age. You’ll often find the most high-value number plates are dateless, but there are still bargains to be had.
How much is 1 ACO worth?
1 ACO is listed for sale with a starting price of £2,250.
This number plate is being sold at auction, so this figure is the minimum the seller may accept. However, a reserve price may have been set indicating the seller believes 1 ACO may be worth more.
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