NASCAR fans are always on the lookout to purchase merchandise from their favorite teams and drivers. This was evident when Dale Jr. finally got hold of the iconic trademark of the No. 8 Budweiser car and launched the merch for his fans. Well, this was a huge hit among the fans, with sales crossing mid-six figures. Speaking of merchandise, Hendrick Motorsports fans will have an opportunity to get more than that with this latest development.

Hendrick Motorsports has decided to put a whole bunch of parts from the previous generation of race cars on the auction. This certainly is a big opportunity for fans who are working on a dream NASCAR project and could add more value with this acquisition. Check out what parts are available and where one can purchase them.

Who is hosting an auction for Hendrick Motorsports race car parts?

IronHouse Auction will host a series of upcoming online auctions that will include race car parts and equipment from NASCAR’s most winningest team. The auction is reported to begin in January 2025 and will continue until March. The auction will include parts from the race cars that were used by HMS during this multiple championship-winning season.

This update was shared by a fan on X. “For anyone looking for some NASCAR parts for their project car. It appears Hendrick has a large surplus auction coming up at the end of the month and in March over on IronHorseAuction.” Although the listings haven’t been confirmed just yet, here’s what you can expect from the auction.

Generation 6 Racecar Parts (drivetrains, suspension, safety, body panels, and more). R0 7 Engine Parts (blocks, heads, crankshafts, camshafts, pistons, push rods, connecting rods, manifolds, and more). Shop Equipment, Surplus Parts, and More. The auction will be managed by Will Lilly and Marc Baysek of Iron Horse Auction Co.

“This is a rare opportunity for the general public to acquire parts and pieces of the Hendrick Motorsports legacy that have never before been available for purchase.” Will Lilly was quoted saying this on PR Newswire. You can check out Iron House Auction’s official website to learn more about the details of the auction. Fans even came up with ideas on what they would do if they got hold of the parts from the auction.

Hendrick Motorsports has a history of making the most of the auctions. Back in 2021, the team put out the door panel from Chase Elliott’s No. 9 Chevy on auction to celebrate a historic milestone.

HSM drew level with Petty Enterprises with Elliott’s win at COTA

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There was a time when Petty Enterprises reigned supreme on the NASCAR circuits with King himself leading the charge for his team. Apart from his seven championship trophies, his team won 268 races, a record that seemed untouchable at the time. But as we know, all records are made to be broken, and with Hendrick Motorsports scripting its success story, they drew level with their win no. 268 at COTA. Chase Elliott was the driver behind the wheel of the No. 9 Chevy that made history.

To celebrate this achievement, HMS decided to put the door panel of Elliott’s race-winning car on auction. The one-of-a-kind door was signed by 14-time NASCAR Cup Series champion owner Rick Hendrick, seven-time champion Richard Petty, 2020 champ Elliott, and his crew chief Alan Gustafson. All the proceeds from this auction were dedicated to Victory Junction, which is a non-profit organization that helps children with serious illnesses at no cost.

Although this time around it’s a mass auction of the parts and pieces of the HMS history, fans wouldn’t miss this chance to get hold of race-winning parts from their favorite NASCAR team.