Does anyone have an idea what font Powerplay used for the names that look like they were brushed on by hand (like below)? I have to put the name back on mine for documentation and would like to match it if possible.

I've tried that with a couple of diferent sign companies and they said it had to be a custom job. They said they had never seen it before. I'm having a name made for my boat now and had to go to a different style lettering. I found some that were close but not the same.

Thanks for the info. I think I'm just going to go with straight letters and be done with it...especially since I want to get it put on today or tomorrow before I pick it up!

That PP type was a hand digitized letter type created by Joey Earl, who followed me from Apache in 1989. He created that one & every other PP letter type we used during PP's existence. Joey definitely put PP "on the map", with his incredible designs & paint applications throughout the 90's.

Thanks Ed!

Is he able to still produce vinyl lettering to match what he did years ago?

Yes, they are available...research the thread here named "Powerplay Decals"...all the info is there.

I own a 1990 Powerplay/Powerquest 185 Integra XLT produced at the time Powerplay was sold.The side of my boat has the Powerplay vinyl name and rear above swim platform has the Powerquest vinyl name. Does anyone know where I can find new vinyl lettering and colors? Maybe any suggestions to keep the original scheme or change to Powerquest only?

Thanks for your suggestions. I am new to forum, will post a picture.

Ed, how ya been? I have to agree with you, Joey & Powerplay were one!!!! Miss those days!!! Lunch soon? Robbie

As far as the 1990 powerplay posted above...
You will want to check the Powerquest forum, this Powerplay is different than the powerquest/powerplay