Legacy Motor Club, founded in 2022, partnered with retail giant Dollar Tree to inject some fiscal fun into the high-octane world of stock car racing. However, with their recent unveiling of an eye-catching Dollar Tree paint scheme for this season, fans are left in awe.

As part of this scheme, the No. 43 Toyota Camry, driven by Erik Jones, has a new makeover that is grabbing eyeballs and stirring anticipation among NASCAR fans. Delve deeper to find out how they react to Legacy Motor Cars’ collaboration with the Dollar Tree Paint Scheme.

Erik Jones’ car gets a new makeover

In a recent post on Twitter, Legacy Motor Club shared pictures of Erik Jones’ Toyota Camry in a new look. The post was captioned, “You asked for a @DollarTree No.43 paint scheme. We deliver“. Dollar Tree, a Fortune 500 company, has signed a 38-race deal that covers either driver Erik Jones’ No. 43 Toyota, John Hunter Nemechek’s No. 42 Toyota, or Jimmie Johnson’s No. 84 Toyota at every race.

Jones’ car boasts a clean white base that serves as the canvas for the vibrant design. Adding a touch of dynamism, uneven shades of grey and black adorn the sides and rear of the car. Complimenting the overall look, bold green letters and numbers create a visual effect on the car’s body.

A huge welcome to the Dollar Tree Paint Scheme on Legacy Motor Club

Fans react shockingly to this tweet by Legacy Motor Cars. A happy fan commented, “WELCOME BACK TO THAT JONES BOY’S CAR @5hourenergy!!“. “That looks absolutely SICK!” commented an excited fan.

“Love all your designs so far this year…but it seems a little sacrilegious that the 43 car has just barely had any Petty Blue on it during the Kings’s 75th anniversary…I know sponsors run the NASCAR world, but you’d hope for more consistent symbolism during such a special year…” wrote another user expressing his views on the Dollar Tree Paint Scheme.

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“i appreciate that it’s different than the 42. i’m guessing the family dollar car will be white for the 43? or surprise, a red car?” commented a third user, who seemingly got himself involved with what design awaits the Family Dollar car for Erik Jones. Another user did not miss out on the Reese’s logo on Jones’ car, as he wrote, “Reese’s on the car.”

Apart from the excitement of the color and design of the car, a user expressed his views on the display of the picture shared on Twitter. He wrote, “Paint looks great but can we stop this 4-pic crap?”

Fans and social media users thus reacted shockingly to Erik Jones’ car getting new paint from Dollar Tree. What do you think of the new makeover of Legacy Motor Club’s No. 43 Toyota Camry?