The Driver Suit Blog-Throwback Thursday-Sterling Marlin-1991

Posted on by dgf2099

By David G. Firestone

Future Daytona 500 winner Sterling Marlin’s 1991 Maxwell House Ford Thunderbird is our subject this week.

The two shades of blue look good, and the gold stripe separating them is a really good look. It’s a bold move that looks really good. The numbers without borders look really good too. My only complaint about this paint scheme is the small amount of the bottom logo that has been cut off by the wheel well. Other than that’ its a solid scheme.

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Published by dgf2099

I'm just a normal guy who collects race-worn driver suits, helmets, sheet metal, and other race-worn items. I will use this blog to help collectors, and race fans alike understand the various aspects of driver suits and helmets, and commentate on paint schemes.