50+ Years in the Family. Now it’s time to let go. Investment Plate For Sale: LBO 1
*car not included
Seize the opportunity to own this exclusive number plate, perfectly suited for finance professionals specializing in Leveraged BuyOuts. This unique asset not only reflects your expertise but also serves as a valuable investment.
Beyond its symbolic meaning, LBO 1 represents a timeless investment in a piece of automotive history.
Included in this offer is the premium domain name LBO1.com, ideal for personal branding or expanding your business’s online presence.
The orignal number plate was found in a barn in the early 70’s on a Daimler. Picture shows a Mercedes-Benz 300SL from the 50s.
A Storied Legacy
This remarkable number plate, estimated to have been issued in the 1920s, was discovered on an old Daimler in the 1970s—a hidden gem amidst a barn full of antiques and vintage cars. The family, unaware of its true value at the time, held onto it for decades.
By the 1980s, financial brokers were already offering upwards of £50,000—equivalent to £250,000 today.
This dateless plate has remained in the family for over half a century and is now ready for its next chapter.
LBO 1 is a dateless number plate, and can go on any car.
Why Choose LBO 1?
LBO 1 is more than just a number plate—it’s a status symbol, a statement of your success, and a rare investment opportunity.
Its dateless format, a hallmark of the original UK registration system (1903–1963), means it transcends trends and time, making it both exclusive and versatile.
Whether displayed on a Bentley Bentayga or another luxury vehicle, LBO 1 commands attention and respect.
LBO 1 on a Bentley Bentayga
What’s Included in the Sale:
- LBO 1: A dateless, transferable registration UK plate, suitable for any car.
- LBO1.com: A premium domain name ideal for personal branding or business use.
Price: £250,000 for both the Number Plate and Domain Name.
Contact Us Today:
Don’t miss this unparalleled opportunity. Call Louise at +44 77 66 810 809 or submit your offer via email to LBO1forsale@gmail.com
Invest in a piece of history. Make it yours.
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FAQs
1. How does the payment process work?
Upon expressing interest and securing the bid, a non-refundable deposit is required to reserve the number plate and domain name. The remaining balance is due upon completion of the transfer. Detailed payment instructions will be provided during the transaction process. Payments will be managed by our in-house legal team or a trusted third-party escrow service to ensure security and transparency.
2. Is VAT included in the price?
The listed price of £250,000 is exclusive of VAT. As the sale is conducted by a private individual, VAT is not applicable.
3. What is the legal procedure for transferring the number plate?
The transfer will be conducted through the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). We’ll handle the necessary paperwork to ensure a smooth transfer of ownership. The process typically involves:
- Completing the DVLA’s V317 form to transfer the registration number.
- Submitting the form along with the vehicle’s V5C registration document.
- Paying the DVLA transfer fee (currently £80).
Once processed, the DVLA will issue a new V5C reflecting the updated registration.
4. How will the domain name transfer be handled?
The domain name transfer will be facilitated through godaddy, the domain registrar. We’ll initiate the transfer process upon receipt of full payment, ensuring the domain is securely transferred to your ownership.
5. Can the number plate be assigned to any vehicle?
Yes, LBO 1 is a dateless number plate, meaning it can be assigned to any UK-registered vehicle, regardless of its age.
6. How long does the transfer process take?
The DVLA transfer process typically takes 2-4 weeks. The domain name transfer is usually completed within 5-7 business days.
7. Are there any additional costs involved?
Beyond the purchase price, the buyer is responsible for the DVLA transfer fee (£80) and any costs associated with assigning the number plate to a vehicle, such as manufacturing physical plates.
8. Who can I contact for further information?
For more details or to proceed with the purchase, please contact Louise at +44 77 66 810 809 or submit your offer via email to LBO1forsale@gmail.com
In the UK, from 1903 to 1963, vehicle registration plates followed a “dateless” format, meaning they didn’t include a year identifier. These plates typically consisted of one to three letters representing the local authority, followed by a unique number from 1 to 9999.