Made as film type by Franklin Photolettering [Canada Type]. Used already in 1968. Shown as Pinto Flare in Modern Display Alphabets (Dover, 1974), with swash and biform alternates. Copied as Maverick [Typeshop 1973] by Facsimile Fonts [Berthold 1974], and as Mustang Flair by Lettergraphics [Lettergraphics 1968–1975] [Lettergraphics 1976]. Shown by Castcraft as Pinto Flair, with aliases Mustang and Maverick [Castcraft 1978].

Not to be confused with Pinto.

Digital interpretations include Pricedown (Typodermic, 2000–2013, nine weights, originally based on the use for The New Price is Right) and Jazz Gothic (Canada Type, 2005, closer to the original, used for sample).