This is handmade, look at the different i’s, l’s and e’s, etc. Dom Casual is probably based on this kind of writing and would make a good substitute.

I believe this is in fact a typeface, not hand-lettered. In the original, the i’s and e’s look identical. I probably should not have gotten rid of the background with Photoshop, since my quick-and-dirty moves to do so altered the pixels a bit, inconsistently. Here’s the original (from an Oklahoma fundraising license plate), though up-rezzed, otherwise it would be tiny:

That’s hand-drawn for sure.

- Lex

It might be a manipulated version of something like LTC Flash.

Thanks everyone. Since it appears this was most likely hand-lettered after all, I decided to cut my losses looking any further on the font front. Just went ahead and started with Dom Casual Bold, then hand-modified it to match fairly closely. Redrew W, C, e, and a from scratch, for the rest I modified the Dom glyphs. Could have spent more time redrawing new glyphs, such as the lowercase s and maybe v as well, but felt I’d put in enough time by that point and decided to call it good. (Has to match pretty closely, but perfectly exact not a requirement.) Appreciate the input!