Has anybody figured out or does anyone know what font type this may be?
Thank you much!
Jeff
Thank you much!
Jeff
1963/64 Font?
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No clue, but it is correct for 1962 through 1964 Plymouth Savoy cars.
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Some engineer's hand writing ?
Lefty71
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Um, I sure don't know, but the young folks today would likely say, Isn't there an app for that?? They scan it into their smartophones and viola! If they can translate Cantonese, they ought to be able to handle Chryslerese.
ksurfer2
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https://www.1001fonts.com/cursive-fonts.html
Type the word Plymouth in the box for your text and then scroll through to something close comes up.
Type the word Plymouth in the box for your text and then scroll through to something close comes up.
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I have done it. I needed to match some script for a project I was working on. It took about an hour to go through them all, but eventually I found something very close.You do it! There's only 860 to look through when you type in Plymouth/Cursive
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