Nah, that's the state of Missery for ya. When I went to register the trailer for my boat, I handed the lady the title for it and my tax forms and such. The lady looks at it and goes, ok hun, now you've just gotta get this vehicle safety and emissions tested.

 

emisions?????


Hell she must have been an out of stater... we dont even do emisions on our vehicles in missouri!!!!

 

Emissions?? On a trailer?? The woman's been smoking crack!!

 

That script looks like the exact same font they used to spell "Chevrolet" on the fender trim of late-50's era cars. You might head over to a 55-57 Chevy website and see if anyone there knows the actual name of the script.

 

Try this...

http://www.identifont.com/

 

Hey hillbilly, in STL and KC they do "emissions" checks. On my truck it's just an OBD-II scan, and I'm done. A $24 OBD-II scan. But, they're doing away with the tests soon.

EDIT: Survey says, it's BIFFO font. Now I can't find a place to download it for free...

 

Try Googling "biffo.ttf" and check out the last result...

 

:cough:BIFFO font:cough:

 

Thanks guys..I tried googling it but didn't have any luck with the free ones...

Now, how do I use it in MS Word?

 

save it to the font folder..... when placing it you will get a box for a couple seconds says installin font.....

This path to the folder in windows XP.....

C:\WINDOWS\Fonts

Once saved in that folder then open MS word and it will be in the font list.

 

BTW you are extremely lucky that it is a true type font, so the vinyl cutter machine shouldn't have any trouble reading it.