Historic Winston Cup Museum’s Car Collection to Be Auctioned Off in January 2024, Here’s How You Can Participate

Unfortunately, the iconic Winston Cup Museum is shutting down permanently. December 16th will be the museum’s last day of operation. As a blessing in disguise, this has provided NASCAR collectors a chance to own a piece of history. Considering the museum’s acute financial crisis, authorities have decided to auction off a major part of the collection at the Mecum Auto Auctions.

The auction will be held in Kissimmee, Florida, from January 2 to January 14, 2024. This is an incredible opportunity to own some of the well-remembered cars in NASCAR and race-used collectibles. The Mecum official website is welcome to registrations, and this is your chance to grab your favorite driver’s memorable vehicles.

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Owning the cars that are up for auction is nothing less than a NASCAR fan’s dream. The list of Iconic cars includes Dick Trickle’s 1997 Ford Thunderbird from the 1998 Talladega race, and the 2002 Budweiser promotional car. To participate in the auctioning process, you can register for a MyMecum profile, allowing you to enlist. The profile will enable you to access sale results as well.

The first car to be auctioned will be the 25th Anniversary Car, allotted to lot U143. The collection has been named The Rise of NASCAR’s Modern Era Museum collection, and the bidding will begin on January 14th. The auctions start on January 2, so you can grab other memorabilia like pit crew parts, car equipment, and firesuits.

Many supercars and luxury cars will also be auctioned in the initial days of the auctions. Osceola Heritage Park will be hosting the event until the end, assuring an RV camping experience for attendees as well. Food and beverage outlets are present throughout the venue, and multiple needs have been attended to.

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More details about the Kissimmee auction

The gates to the event open on January 2nd, 8:00 AM, and entries will be allowed for only an hour. The Mecum Merchandise Shop will be available to the participants till 9:00, following which Road Art will be displayed in the Road Art Starters Auction arena. A Thrill Ride has also been accommodated in the schedule, which can be availed from 9:00 to 17:00.

The auctions begin at 10:00 and will be the continuous and final event of the day. The schedule is consistent till January 14th, and the last day is when NASCAR cars will be sold. Twenty-four race-driven vehicles will be auctioned from lot U143 to lot U168. So it is your chance to participate in the bidding for the NASCAR collection.

One can also register bids without being present physically. Apart from firsthand bidding, you can place a bid over a telephone call with a professional telephone bidder to assist you. The accessibility to the auction is also pretty great. You can bid from a remote device through internet bidding on the Mecum platform, which ensures a great deal of participation.

The official website has described a process that guides you through the details of the approach. Furthermore, questions and minute queries have also been addressed.

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