Suffix style numberplates

Introduced in 1963 as a more advanced solution to the increasing demand for numberplate combinations in the UK, the suffix numberplate system used the last letter of the numberplate for the first time to identify the year of issue.

Literally the reverse of Prefix style, suffix style starts with three random letters excluding I Q and Z. I,Q and Z EXPLAINED
3 random numbers and then the alphabetical letter indicating year of issue. FULL LISTING OF SUFFIX REGISTRATION DATES

As before this plate can range from 5-7 digits, an example being:

ABC1A / ABC12A / ABC123A

Browse Suffix numberplates at Smashing-Plates.com