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one possibility is the black you are using. what are the cmyk or rgb values? in printing you can do what is called a rich black c40m30y30k100. Everyone differs on the exact %, but you get the idea

appears custom to me

ocr-a

when I used a pc it came with corel 8 or 10 cannot remember which

slipstream

University Roman is the more common name

Hobo

lower case letters (small caps?) have the cross bar on the R and H completed. http://www.dafont.com/alexis.font?text=CREW+CHIEF

Fred, I know what you are saying, but I don't know of any way to prevent that. Maybe some obscure plug-in would help.

gold/parchment

Hey fred, you are right. I guess I never used it on a compound shape. I usually use add/subtract/minus back/intersect/exclude. I will keep the merge gotcha issue in mind for the future To be honest, I don't use the merge tool that much. Usually I copy the shape I want to keep, and after using...

I use the merge/subtract/add - all the pathfinder tools in illustrator 20-30 times a day and never have a problem with duplicate paths AFAIK. I only get this if I click paste in front/back one too many times.

Most race cars have pretty standard looking fonts. The representation of speed is usually nothing more than a slanted number. Most are very heavy so they are easily read, and they rely heavily on drop shadows and outlines to appear more 3-d. The one that stands out the most is the number 9...

It is busorama, the font has alternate characters. Maybe the corel version is not the correct one or a knockoff http://www.fonts.com/FindFonts/detail.htm?pid=203156

looks like a font called busorama

benguiat bold

http://www.dafont.com/ogilvie.font

memory

http://store.adobe.com/type/browser/F/FORQ/F_FORQ-10005000.html Forte

looks like Eurostile or Microgramma that has been stretched. The lower font has been thickened up with an outline, and stretched less.