Goodyear Billboard Tires Lettering Font

[elmariachi]

Originally Posted by bliss

You have a perception problem.

Maybe so, but I'm not the one wasting my time trying to fabricate Hot Wheels stickers for my Cobra. Seriously, you can quit now. Your persnickety postulations are penetrating a plethora of pains in my posterior.

p.s. Need me to save you the heavy lifting and have my 15-year old scan in those graphics fer ya? He could probably make the stickers for you too.

[Silverback51]

I'm going to go back to the Goodyears after the Avons wear out. Hopefully this summer.

Then I'm going to get Avon stencils and reidentify the GY's as Avons.

Has anyone gone back an read how silly some of this is.

[elmariachi]

If someone (including the OP) wants to attempt to create some type of stick-on lettering, all you need to do to get your graphics ready is hand one of those readily-available copies of the logo over to a graphics designer and they can whip this out in 15 minutes or less. You don't need a font. According to my caliper the GY lettering is 2" high and the Eagle is 1.5". This being measured with the sidewall bulge. Best course of action would be to measure a tire not mounted.

[ItBites]

This site has become sad and depressing. Its no wonder the useful, informative postings and participants are becoming fewer and fewer.

[bliss]

Originally Posted by elmariachi

Maybe so, but I'm not the one wasting my time trying to fabricate Hot Wheels stickers for my Cobra. Seriously, you can quit now. Your persnickety postulations are penetrating a plethora of pains in my posterior.

p.s. Need me to save you the heavy lifting and have my 15-year old scan in those graphics fer ya? He could probably make the stickers for you too.

Sure, have him do that.

By the way, it's best to avoid using 'penetrating' and 'posterior' in the same sentence here.

Also, I've cancelled this project with the vendor. Hopefully, this thread will die a natural death.