2013 NASCAR Paint Schemes

@jacob-behrman
12 years ago
9 posts

As the 2012 season winds down and the offseason picks up, it's time for an annual question: "What will the drivers' new paint schemes look like?"

Posted on this page are new Sprint Cup Series 2013 paint schemes. The schemes here are in order of car number; so Brad Keselowski is near the top, versus Carl Edwards is down towards the bottom of the page. Check out these new paint jobs, and tell people what you think of them in the comments below.

Keep coming back, as I will update this page and update it with newly released schemes as often as possible leading up to the start of the new season. If you happen to see any new cars that haven't been added yet, or have a better picture of it, then feel free to message me or post in in the comments.

Generic 2013 Body Styles:

#1 - Jamie McMurray: McDonald's Chevrolet

#2 - Brad Keselowski: Miller Lite Ford

#5 - Kasey Kahne: Farmers Insurance Chevrolet

#5 - Kasey Kahne: Time Warner Cable Chevrolet

#9 - Marcos Ambrose: DeWalt Ford

#9 - Marcos Ambrose: Stanley Ford

#10 - Danica Patrick: GoDaddy Chevrolet

#11 - Denny Hamlin: FedEx Express Toyota

#14 - Tony Stewart: Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet

#14 - Tony Stewart: Mobil 1 Chevrolet

#15 -Clint Bowyer: Peak Toyota

#16 - Greg Biffle: 3M Ford

#17 - Ricky Stenhouse Jr.: Best Buy Ford

#17 - Ricky Stenhouse Jr: Zest Ford

#20 - Matt Kenseth: Dollar General Toyota

#20 - Matt Kenseth: Husky Tools Toyota

#21 - Trevor Bayne: Motorcraft Ford

#20 - Joey Logano: Pennzoil Ford

#22 - Joey Logano: Pennzoil Shell Ford

#24 - Jeff Gordon: Drive To End Hunger Chevrolet

#24 - Jeff Gordon: Pepsi Max Chevrolet

#27 - Paul Menard: Menards Chevrolet

#29 - Kevin Harvick: Budweiser Chevrolet

#31 - Jeff Burton: Caterpillar Chevrolet

#39 - Ryan Newman: Quicken Loans Chevrolet

#42 - Juan Pablo Montoya: Target Chevrolet

#47 - Bobby Labonte: House-Autry Toyota

#48 - Jimmie Johnson: Lowe's Chevrolet

#48 - Jimmie Johnson: Jimmie Johnson Foundation Chevrolet

#48 - Jimmie Johnson: Lowe's Yellow Special (to be run in the Budweiser Shootout)

#56 - Martin Truex Jr.: NAPA Toyota

#88 - Dale Earnhardt Jr: Diet Mountain Dew Chevrolet

#88 - Dale Earnhardt Jr.: National Guard Chevrolet

#92 - Brian Keselowski: BK Moving Ford

#99 - Carl Edwards: Fastenal Ford

#99 - Carl Edwards: UPS Ford

updated by @jacob-behrman: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM

@andy-denardi
12 years ago
365 posts

I prefer the simple designs without the stripes and swoops and flames. So the #21, #22, #56 and #88.

They all look too cluttered though; too many sponsor decals. I detest hood decals the most. All of these designs would be improved without it. I notice that none of these have a roof sponsor, and that will shake things up more. I think that the new rule that allows the contingency sponsors to extend into the door is a bad one. It crowds the design even more.

@jacob-behrman
12 years ago
9 posts

I agree. Not only that, but the driver's name above the window really takes away a lot from the schemes. You can see on Joey Logano's car what that looks like. I would much rather see at least a sponsor there, but preferably nothing.

@dave-fulton
12 years ago
9,137 posts

I know I am extremely prejudiced and old fashioned, but I'll take any number of the various incarnations of Junie Donlavey's #90 Truxmore Fords and Mercs hand lettered by Howard the sign painter at Junie's Midlothian Pike shop in Richmond over all the "wraps" on today's NASCAR tracks.

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"Any Day is Good for Stock Car Racing"

@andy-denardi
12 years ago
365 posts

I thought they would eliminate the name over the side window when they put the banner on the windshield. So far, all of the cars I've seen have both. I have a sentimental attachment to the name above the door; I'm glad that some are keeping it for now. I don't like the banner, it reminds me of IROC. But with paint jobs changing almost daily, I can understand why it's needed.

@andy-denardi
12 years ago
365 posts

Yeah, even with four colors (plus chrome), I think Junie's car is easier on the eyes. Just a simple sponsor call-out on the quarter panel. I sure wish we could go back to that style. If you look at the black mock-ups that NASCAR provided , you'll see that they look a lot more like what we had in the Seventies than today's cars.

@jacob-behrman
12 years ago
9 posts

Chevrolet will be unveiling their 2013 car tonight, so be prepared to be bombarded with about a dozen new schemes very soon... o_O

2013 NASCAR Paint Schemes

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