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Number Plates Starting with 'A'
Found: 27 plates
ADAM - 4 DAM
Sold for £29,000 in February 2008
ADE - 4 DE
Sold for £4,900 in October 1999
ADI - AD 1
Original Issue
AGREE - A6 REE
Original Issue
AK47 - AK 47
Original Issue
ALAN - 41 AN
Sold for £7,600 in July 1996
ALHAN - ALH 4N
Sold for £710 in March 2010 - Owned by 9P - Alhan, influencer.
ALI - AL 1
Original Issue
ALL - A 111
Original Issue - Anyone got A 11? Just love the shark blue GT3.
ALTAR - ALT 4R
Sold for £900 in October 2007
AMI - AM 1
Original Issue
AMS - 4 MS
Sold for £6,000 in November 1993
AN - 4 N
sold by DVLA in 1995 for £10K - It was sold in early 2025 fo...
sold by DVLA in 1995 for £10K - It was sold in early 2025 for a figure the owner would like to remain private. Now based in the Midlands.
ANDY - 4 NDY
Sold for £6,400 May 1998 - What a steal!
ANGER - ANG 3R
Sold for £9,020 in February 2021
ANTS - 4 NTS
Sold for £3,000 in January 2001
ANXIETY - ANX 137Y
Original Issue - One of my favs
ANY 1
Original Issue - Anyone
ART - AR 7
Original Issue
ARTIST - ART 15T
Sold for £7,800 in June 1998
AS - A 5
Original Issue - Initially was allocated to Sir William Bell...
Original Issue - Initially was allocated to Sir William Bell who registered it to his Napier. He was involved in Scottish politics and at one point was a bodyguard to Queen Victoria
ASTON - A5 TON
Sold for £61,000 in November 2000
AT - A 7
A 7 did start life as a Royal car, but not on the current re...
A 7 did start life as a Royal car, but not on the current registration. It was allocated to Willoughby Hyett Dickinson who in 1900 was elected chairman of London county council. He died in 1943 but it's not clear what happened the plate until it resurfaced in the 1970's. A Daimler manufactured in 1900 was the first car owned by a member of the royal family, the then Prince of Wales (later to become Edward VII). A year later it was owned by Lord Hastings of Melton Constable, in his ownership it was heavily modified and sold in 1904. In 1907 John Bone, a coachbuilder, owned it and again heavily modified it. It was laid up before World War I and Daimler bought the vehicle in 1930. They used it in the 1946 Daimler jubilee cavalcade and in the 1960's presented it to the Queen and it was later restored by the Veteran car club and by 1971 was re-registered as A 7. It has previously worn AH 65, BJ 56 and FRW 767. The car is now in the Sandringham Collection. - All 1x1 info credits to the singlesingle registry again.
ATTACK - 477 ACK
Sold for £10,010 in February 2021
AUDI - AUD 1
Original Issue
AURA - 40 RA
Sold for £2,800 in October 1993 - With a screwcap but a very...
Sold for £2,800 in October 1993 - With a screwcap but a very notable and documented plate. The car the plate is on is a Vauxhall Lotus Carlton, 377hp 2 garret turbos, worlds fastest saloon for a while, the plate is notable as the Carlton with 40 RA had been nicked and used in 11 robberies after the fact and kept out running the police. There is more to the story but I cannot write it all here, please check out Oscars Garage on youtube who has done a great video on 40 RA and an interview with the owner. The car dumped into a canal, 40 RA has been on a Hyundai since and now back on a Lotus Carlton but not the dumped one.