M400 PJP is a Prefix style number plate. It has 4 letters and 3 numbers for a total of 7 characters.
‘M400 PJP’ is offered currently assigned to a vehicle, but will be provided on a V778 retention certificate. All fees are included in the price, there are no additional costs. This plate can be assigned to vehicles registered on the 1st of August 1994 and newer.This is currently assigned to a 1999 Bentley Arnage Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Part exchange of vehicles considered, as is in person inspection of the V778 retention document.
Plate Details
- VRM On Retention – No
- Applicable Date – Any date
- Vehicle Registration Mark (VRM) Type – Prefix Style (AXXX XXX)
- Is VRM currently held on a vehicle? – yes
- Cherished Number Themes – Names
- DVLA’s Changes Fee incl. in price? – Yes
- DVLA’s Assignment Fee incl. in price? – Yes
- VRM (Registration Number) – M400 PJP
- Is VRM ‘on retention’? – no
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.
M400 PJP Plate FAQs
What number plate style is M400 PJP?
M400 PJP is a Prefix style number plate.
Prefix number plates were traditionally fitted to new vehicles between 1983 and 2001. They follow the format of one letter, followed by one to three numbers and ending in three more letters – a total of five to seven characters.
How much is M400 PJP worth?
M400 PJP is listed for sale with a price of £200.
The seller has decided that M400 PJP is worth £200 for immediate purchase, however they may be open to offers around this price.
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