The Driver Suit Blog-Throwback Thursday-Jim Dunn-1983

Posted on by dgf2099

Jim Dunn speeds down the track in 1983 in his Fireman’s Quickie Funny Car

Yellow can be a difficult color to work with, in this case, the yellow is a good shade that works well. The blue works well too, and the two work very well together. The gold lettering on the blue background is really good too. The stripe pattern could be a little toned down, but it isn’t that bad. All in all, it’s a solid A- 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.