Fresh Paint: Cole Custer 2022 Haas Automation Scheme Revealed by Circle B Diecasts

Cole Custer 2022 Haas Automation Paint Scheme
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Cole Custer 2022 Haas Automation Paint Scheme
Circle B Diecasts revealed the 2022 Cole Custer Haas Automation Paint Scheme on Wednesday. Photo Credit: Circle B Diecast.

It looks like Circle B Diecasts have given us the first glimpse of Cole Custer’s 2022 Haas Automation paint scheme, although the final design could always change slightly between now and the official reveal from Stewart-Haas Racing.

The diecast company sent out images of this No. 41 Haas Automation scheme as an opportunity for fans to pre-order to the 2022 Next Gen diecast.

Custer’s scheme, much like the other 2022 SHR schemes we have seen so far, look a lot like their 2021 edition, just with a reprofiling due to the new slid forward number location on the door.

Added to this scheme for 2022, is a black section on the sides of the car, which is separated from the main base of the scheme by a red divider line. This sectioned of portion of the scheme contains associate sponsorship logos.

It’s a nice touch and a great way to utilize the extra space on the sides of the race car.

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