Your Letters and Emails: | Ellie Must Wait | Seeing is Believing | Simon Says | Keeping a Promise

Ellie Must Wait

This is my grandaughter, Ellie Megan Gregory, with her regisration L10 EMG, which I bought for her a couple of years ago. It is currently assigned to my motorcycle until she is old enough to drive, when it will be transferred to a car for her.

The L10 part is almost the spelling of her birth sign, which is Leo.

Thanks for a great magazine.

Gary Gregory
by email.

Simon Says

My partner bought F9 SAH for my
40th birthday last July. So, ‘F’ is for fortieth, ‘9’ for 2009, and ‘SAH’ for my initials.

Buying from Regtransfers was an excellent experience from start to finish.

Simon A Haigh
by email

Seeing is Believing

During the recession of 1990, I was asked to sponsor the local cricket club, whose ground was near my opticians shop. I was delighted - good eyesight is a vital attribute to playing cricket.

Each summer they hold a Festival of Cricket Week and last year the highlight was a match against Yorkshire Cricket Club.

As sponsor I was allocated my own parking space near the pitch, and a cordoned off area of seating for me and my guests.

After the game I approached my car to find it surrounded by ladies ‘of a certain age’. One said, “Look at that car number plate”. Her friend replied, “Yes, he must be a dentist”.

David Inman
by email

Keeping a Promise

I am so pleased with the way your company has handled the transfer and the supply of my registration.

I purchased 409 KBH after coming to terms with redundancy in 2005. I always promised myself, if this arose, that I would have my own plate.

Keith B Hallam
by email

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