Coolvetica  Suggested by Mr. Dude 

That "t" definitely reminds me of a heavier weight of Coolvetica. It might even be inspired by the logo:
"Coolvetica is a scratch built, sans serif font, based on an American chain store logos circa 1970"
But the "&" is definitely not the same.

PAID HEAVIER WEIGHT - https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/typodermic/coolvetica/coolvetica-heavy