As many number plate enthusiasts will be aware, a new year brings a new series of car registration numbers.
February 12, 2007 (Press Release) --
As many number plate enthusiasts will be aware, a new year brings a new series of car registration numbers. As we come into 2007, the new 07 registrations are available and yet again there’s a whole host of interesting word combinations that can be made.
James Bond fans will have a lot of fun finding new number plate combinations, with some examples including AO07 FAN – surely the ultimate plate for any James Bond fan. Other interesting combinations include SH07 GUN and the rather raunch HO07 ERS. Meanwhile, CL07 HES, CL07 HED or LE07 ARD would be an ideal piece of marketing for anyone running a clothing business, and BR07 HER would make an excellent gift for a wonderful brother.
The new UK number plates system came into force in 2001, when the end of the old prefix series was reached. The first two letters in the new series of registrations are the area identifier. Each issuing authority will have its own area identifier(s), which denote the area in which the number plate was issued. The two numbers which follow are the age identifer. The first digit relates to the month in which the registration was issued – 0 is March, whilst 5 denotes a September issue. The second digit refers to the year of issue. So, KC56 means the number plate was issued in Luton in the September 2006 allocation. The last three letters are a purely random combination.
For more information on the UK number plate system and on number plates in general, you may want to take a look at the number plates club at Numberplates.com. The website contains a wealth of information and articles about all aspects of personalised number plates from around the world. Why not make your own suggestions for 07 number plates in the forum?
James Bond fans will have a lot of fun finding new number plate combinations, with some examples including AO07 FAN – surely the ultimate plate for any James Bond fan. Other interesting combinations include SH07 GUN and the rather raunch HO07 ERS. Meanwhile, CL07 HES, CL07 HED or LE07 ARD would be an ideal piece of marketing for anyone running a clothing business, and BR07 HER would make an excellent gift for a wonderful brother.
The new UK number plates system came into force in 2001, when the end of the old prefix series was reached. The first two letters in the new series of registrations are the area identifier. Each issuing authority will have its own area identifier(s), which denote the area in which the number plate was issued. The two numbers which follow are the age identifer. The first digit relates to the month in which the registration was issued – 0 is March, whilst 5 denotes a September issue. The second digit refers to the year of issue. So, KC56 means the number plate was issued in Luton in the September 2006 allocation. The last three letters are a purely random combination.
For more information on the UK number plate system and on number plates in general, you may want to take a look at the number plates club at Numberplates.com. The website contains a wealth of information and articles about all aspects of personalised number plates from around the world. Why not make your own suggestions for 07 number plates in the forum?
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