1996-1997
A P-reg vehicle in the UK refers to cars registered between August 1996 and July 1997. The "P" denotes the registration period from that year, which is part of the system where each year has a specific letter assigned to it. This system helps identify the age of a vehicle based on its registration plate.
A p reg is a car built in 1997
P is a 1997 year
2000/2001
Proper old P reg was 1975 In those days the reg changed once a year on 1st August.
"A Reg" typically refers to the UK vehicle registration system, where "A" denotes a specific year of registration. The "A" registration was used for vehicles registered between August 1, 1983, and July 31, 1984. If you meant something else by "A Reg," please provide more context for a more accurate answer.
An "A" reg motorcycle refers to a vehicle registered in the year 1983 in the UK. The "A" prefix was used for registrations issued between August 1983 and July 1984. This system was part of the UK's vehicle registration format that included letters indicating the year of registration.
No Registration
they are the supes that have different labels on the reg like P reg,L reg,M reg and so on
A vehicle with a "60" registration plate indicates that it was registered in the year 2010. In the UK, the "60" plate was issued from September 2010 to March 2011. Registration plates follow a system where the first two digits represent the year and the half of the year in which the vehicle was registered.
In the UK, X reg was issued between 1st August 1981 and 31st July 1982.
Depending on if the P is at the start of the registration or at the end will determine which of the following it falls in to. For registrations starting with a "P" would be 1996 or 97 For registrations ending with the "P" would be 1976 or 77 I hope this answers your question Answer supplied by www.myquadbike.com