Originally Posted by Alan Patterson
Originally Posted by Lordofthewings
I want to get some vinyl lettering cut to emblazon the name on the bonnet, and my OCD also says use the correct font. The "o... and....r" should be easy, I just need the correct "I" and "v". Any suggestions ? (of the helpful kind please !).

Try this.......
https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ There are other font-matchers out there. I just Googled "Match any font"


I did some Googling, and also played with what seems like the hundreds of in-built fonts in MS word. Just a personal choice, but I like Vivaldi in 150pt. Printing them off and carefully trial-positioning them was a zero-cost experiment. But here's where I turn to the Committee of Aesthetics:
1. Should I actually emblazon the name on the car ? (or is that too naff)
2. If so, where ? (my previous experience is with rowing boats and model aeroplanes....)
3. Or maybe not bother, and wait until I get some of the new "compliant" number plates, and just add a little name at the bottom.
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Peter
2009 3-litre Roadster "Ivor", royal ivory / green