This looks like a 'FrankenFont Monster". Whatever you use to re-create this thing, it will take some work, but my suggestion is to start with a somewhat similar narrow sans, such as Diosa Rubia from Nick Curtis. Then find (or draw) some rounded serifs to start grafting them on the sans letters.Some parts of the sans letters will need to be amputated first, like the top arm of the Z. The A is the only letter that is not approximately uniform stroke weight, but you could make that from the left half of the V (as the right leg) and then add a thinner left leg. The C might need a graft from a narrow serif C.

Frankly, it's a mess, but if you gotta, you gotta, I guess.

- Mike Yanega

I would suggest you trace it in Adobe Illustrator - will save a bunch of time - use a high dpi scan.

Much appreciated guys,

I'll try to get a higher res file to trace.

Fed.

It's a good thing some folks, like Bob, actually DO design work and know shortcuts that obviously didn't occur to me, even though I have Illustrator.

- Mike Yanega

I'll second the Illustrator suggestion, though my tool of choice is FreeHand. I worked in a print shop for years and had to recreate logos all the time, and with practice it goes really fast. I'd say this logo, with its geometric forms and repeated elements, would take under an hour to recreate with vectors.