i think i read somewhere recently that they had their own fonts - forged, fabricated or whatever it is you do to create a font

I suspect Sean is correct, Nibby; manufacturers will usually design their own individual 'fonts' for their badges and logos. I'd be surprised if you couldn't get a pretty close match from existing fonts, tho', close enough to not matter. If any letters aren't an exact match, you could always replace them with a '*'...

what plotter is it you have? used to work in the sign industry and was playing with them all day long

Hi Jameswallace - The guy uses a Mimaki Plotter and adobe illustrator
I don't know much about it to be honest
I see D*lly signs available on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2CV-Dolly-Graphic ... 500wt_1156
£7.00 for a bit of vinyl - It must be as easy as editing a font
I want the original font if possible (seems not possible)
The decals are available through citroen suppliers and obviously from ebayer above BUT only available in traditional colors.
If original font is not available freely - It will have to be drawn on a package like paint shop etc and cut out - Do-able but very long winded especially if I wanted to edit it to "GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY" etc LOL

ask yer mate what format he wants it in, copy and paste the D*lly sign in ebay, stick it in a memory card in the format your mate wants and give it to your mate

don't see why this should be difficult to achieve they have all sorts of weird crap for the sides of vans a few letters cant be that taxing.

Why does the 'Y' have its thicker bit on t'other side to t'others?

Sean - Thats exactly what i'll do.

Here's one!.... An alternative (quick) boot graphic!

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sick puppy

i like it!

I Like It!