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If it was, he would have used Brush Script.;)

Jimmy, I think they have modified the base font by beveling the tips/corners off.... could be wrong, but thats what it looks like.

Lol, just about to post one the same as the top right, I squared the fonts off the same, extended the tail of the g and squared it too as it's a different angle to the letters. I also node edited the i & n so the angle was the same........ so I vote top right.

Looks like a very bad trace, but try Abadi MT Condensed (Regular)

Don't think it's a font the 2 "n" are different.

Don't know the font, but there are some clear pics of the logo on the net.... try Itasca Suncruiser. Looks a pretty simple manual Bezier trace.

The "d" looks like Century Schoolbook (SC). not the normal.

I'm not telling you to do it......but if it were me, I'd just do it. As if a company will chase you for a sticker on a bike....that's just BS. If on the other hand you were making and selling thousands, maybe they would.

I have done excavators, bobcats, bull dozers, graders etc and usually go on site and take pictures, measure everything and find out exactly what model the unit is. I had a grader and bulldozer (2 different owners) that both had later model graphics and as they were getting painted the owners...

Clarendon condensed....is close

I have that font, but it came with VMP(vinyl master pro) and they usually rename their fonts..... Hand Paint It (Regular *Oblique) OK, found it in 3 names, Tumbleweed MF (regular*Oblique) Wet Paint (regular*Oblique) Hand Paint (Regular)

I came up with a exact match.....except for the "G". Only problem is that it's a VMP(vinyl master pro) font called Govan, don't know of what other name it would go under.

More than likely the other guy under quoted you, but regardless of that, the design is your intellectual property and as such I would bill him for time taken to design it. If they pay ... fine, if they don't, you are still no worse off. A signwriter friend of mine has had this happen twice in...

+1:)

As Tiki said....... Champagne & Limousines font

OLRoundGothic (Medium) is the closest I can find, the center bar of the E is shorter. or Champagne & Limousines(Regular) with a modified M

It also pays to use stainless blades so you don't scratch the window. If your a bit heavy handed a standard blade will scratch where you cut on the glass.

Here's a trace, not cleaned up in any way.

Try here..... Search | Brands of the World™

For other members to read this you need to request your own font search in a new thread. Cotillion (Regular) or GE LaraScript (Regular)......both the same