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NASCAR's fourteen day break closes this end of the week at Watkins Glen International with the Cup, Xfinity and Camping World Truck Series each hustling out and about course. 

Yet, before the motors fire this end of the week, the NBC Sports NASCAR Power Rankings centers around the top paint plans in Cup history. The emphasis is on paint conspires that were on a vehicle for in excess of a unique event, so there are no paint plans from the All-Star Race or oddball film themed vehicles or something like that. 

Allow the discussion to start … 

NASCAR Power Rankings of best Cup paint plans in series history1. Bobby Allison's 1988 Miller High Life vehicle 

The gold on the vehicle makes it stand apart over others. The vehicle envisioned is the thing that Allison headed to his 1988 Daytona 500 triumph, his third triumph in that race. The success was the 84th and last triumph in the NASCAR Hall of Famer's profession. 

Daytona 500 

2. Pal Baker's Gray Ghost 

Pal Baker won the 1980 Daytona 500, in his eighteenth beginning, driving the Harry Ranier Oldsmobile. The vehicle was also called the Gray Ghost. 

The vehicle was nicknamed the Gray Ghost since its tones permitted it to mix in with the track, supposedly. Driver objections drove NASCAR to have Baker's group put intelligent decals on the vehicle so it was simpler to see after that Daytona 500 win 

"Silver and dark. Chrome numbers. It doesn't get any cooler than that," Dale Earnhardt Jr. Said in 2016 on his Dale Jr. Download. 

Mate Baker 

3. Imprint Martin's Valvoline vehicle 

There were different cycles of this vehicle however this vehicle, imagined in 1995, was one that struck me the most for its perfect lines and shading plan. 

Imprint Martin 

4. Davey Allison's Havoline vehicle 

The child of Bobby Allison drove this vehicle to a runner up finish to his dad in the 1988 Daytona 500. The vehicle was possessed by Harry Ranier. 

Davey Allison - 1988 Daytona 500 

5. Jeff Gordon's Rainbow vehicle 

Jeff Gordon drove the Rainbow vehicle all through the 1990s while heading to winning three of his four Cup titles. This image shows the vehicle in 1994 at Daytona International Speedway. 

Jeff Gordon at Daytona 1994 

6. Richard Petty's STP vehicle 

For quite a long time, Richard Petty drove a Petty blue vehicle however when STP turned into the support, the organization needed its vehicle Day-Glo red. They worked out a trade off. It has been the standard blend when STP has supported a Petty vehicle since. The vehicle imagined is from the mid 1970s. 

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Vehicle 43 Racing in Daytona 500 

7. Corroded Wallace's Midnight vehicle 

Corroded Wallace drove the dark and-gold vehicle he named Midnight to 13 triumphs from 1992-94. At the point when Wallace was enlisted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, a piece of his presentation included Midnight. 

Corroded Wallace - NASCAR Michigan 1994 Winner 

8. Dale Earnhardt's Wrangler vehicle 

Before he drove the dark No. 3 for Richard Childress Racing, Dale Earnhardt drove a blue-and-yellow vehicle for Childress. Earnhardt joined the group during the 1981 season. 

Dale Earnhardt - NASCAR Childress 1981 

9. Kyle Petty's Mello Yello vehicle 

This vehicle was not elusive on traffic. Kyle Petty is shown driving it in 1994 at Sonoma Raceway. 

1994 Save Mart Supermarkets 300 

10. Harry Gant's Skoal Bandit vehicle 

Harry Gant is always connected with his paint plot. This photograph shows him while heading to succeeding at Martinsville Speedway in September 1991. It was his fourth continuous success in succession. 

Harry Gant and Mark Martin 

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