FanHouse PaintSchemes

FanHouse's friends at AOL Sports are compiling a list of the worst uniforms ever. Because they're our friends and the subject matter lends itself to hilarity, we thought we'd join in the fun. We don't get too see too much of the drivers' uniforms in NASCAR, so we set our designs on their cars. Here's our look at the worst paint schemes in recent history.

Dale Earnhardt #3 GM Goodwrench Service Chevrolet Peter Max paint scheme
The Winston @ Lowe's Motor Speedway on May 20, 2000
I don't consider myself to be a connoisseur of fine art, but I'm down with the work of cosmic art innovator Peter Max--even have a signed print of my own that hangs behind me as I write this. But Max's rainbow hippie designs proved to be a little too psychedelic for a stock car

2007 again drove home the point that rainbow pastels should not come in contact with a race car:

Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s primary sponsor, Budweiser, would prefer to run their signature red Bud car on the track every week, keeping consistent with the brand's identity.

Dale Jr. likes to switch things up. Every now and then, Budweiser lets him. Especially, when it's for a good cause.

The Paint
This season Junior will run at least two special paint schemes--both of them patriotic.

In May, Junior joins a handful of other Chevy drivers paying tribute to the military with special armed forces paint schemes in the Coca-Cola 600. The camouflage design is a complete deviation from his standard scheme.

In July, he will run a red, white and blue scheme for the Pepsi 400 at Daytona designed by his buddy Kevin King, who does all of the designs for JR Motorsports.