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British car fonts
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Bruce Bowker
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Do you mean, as examples, the font that Austin Healey uses or the same font as MG? I have never seen such but an interesting thought.
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Bruce Bowker
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I'm surprised. Found this so far.
https://www.triumphspitfire.com/Fonts.html
And that is about all I can find.
https://www.triumphspitfire.com/Fonts.html
And that is about all I can find.
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From "Amicale Spitfire" -- the French Spitfire Club, is a font I've used for many years now. TRIUMPH.TTF is a pretty good representation of the lettering used by Standard and Triumph in the 1960s. See <https://www.spitfire.amicale.com/indexe.php3>; scroll down near the bottom of the page.
kennypinkerton
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I like https://www.fontfreak.com/
Not sure if there's any British car fonts there, but you'll find stuff you like.
Not sure if there's any British car fonts there, but you'll find stuff you like.
Andy Blackley
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If you are looking for a Word Document type font that is close to that used in British car manuals (and most other British industrial writing I guess) I think that Gill Sans MT is pretty close. I use it in memos and such.