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Updated 12th November

In early September I was alerted that 6 C was assigned to a vehicle. This was a DVLA auction plate sold in 1993 for £14K and never assigned to a vehicle. In 2024 DVLA confirmed that it no longer existed, this could only mean that the certificate of entitlement had expired at some point. Only it didn't. Transpires I was given incorrect information by the DVLA.

It was spotted fairly soon after and as such becomes Spot 373, the first one for 22 months.

Included in this update are details of when plates were assigned and retained if this is available.

In other news.... 2 R, owned by the same family since at least 1980 was sold. It was spotted on the new owners Rolls Royce fairly soon after and has remained in London.

In auction news.... 2 X and 9 X hit Bonhams auctions, 2 X sold for £220K, 9 X made £200K, both had fees of 15% + VAT to add. At the time of update X 7 was in a live auction on Collecting Cars.

In my Links sections I've now added the Reg History website details, a site where you can explore the stories behind millions of registrations, track auction results and dealer listings, explore historic sales and browse thousands of real-world sightings shared by a growing community of enthusiasts. All in one place.

Transferred plates are 6 C, 1 G, 5 G, N 8, 2 R, S 2, 3 T, 6 T and Y 6 (N 8 and 2 R are under new ownership)