Suffix Registrations
Suffix Number Plates
Issued from 1963 to 1983, suffix plates carry a single year letter at the end.
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What are suffix number plates?
Suffix registrations were used between 1963 and 1983. They follow the format of one to three letters, one to three numbers, then one letter — for example, ABC 123A. The final letter indicates the year of registration.
Suffix plates are older and rarer than prefix plates, sitting just above dateless in terms of prestige. Short suffix combinations are increasingly hard to find and tend to hold their value well.
Browse All Suffix PlatesYear letter at the end. B = 1964.
Why choose a suffix plate?
Classic Style
Suffix plates have a timeless look that suits classic and vintage vehicles perfectly. They look right at home on older British cars.
Holds Its Value
Suffix plates are no longer issued, making them finite. Short and meaningful combinations become harder to find over time.
Personalisation Potential
Many suffix plates spell out names or initials in the letter section, with the final letter adding a personal initial or meaningful character.
How does a plate transfer work?
Choose Your Plate
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Complete the Transfer
Hassle-free from start to finish. We handle all the paperwork and liaise with the DVLA on your behalf.
Display Your Plate
Once transferred, the registration is legally yours to display on your vehicle.
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