Chassis No. HMS-11-01-224

Currently serving as Vice Chairman for Hendrick Motorsports, driver's board representative and successful broadcaster Jeff Gordon is still incredibly involved in the world of NASCAR; however, his biggest impression left on the sport would likely be from one of the moments spent behind the wheel during his two-decade racing career. A four-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion (1995, 1997, 1998 and 2001), Jeff Gordon brought not only tremendous talent, but also a refined image that helped attract corporate sponsorships and elevate the sport to the next level. After a well-decorated career earning 93 victories with Hendrick Motorsports, Jeff Gordon was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2019 after appearing on 96 percent of the ballots in his first year of eligibility.

Built by Hendrick Motorsports in November of 2001, this example, chassis No. 24-244, was driven by Jeff Gordon in three-consecutive Budweiser Shootout races (2002-2004) where the hall-of-famer piloted this vehicle to three top-five finishes. Formerly raced at the Daytona International Speedway from 1979 to 2022, the Budweiser Shootout was an exhibition race which hosted only drivers who had qualified on pole in the prior season or former Shootout / Sprint Cup champions. As a three-time champion of the Daytona 500, the “Wonder Boy” knew exactly what he liked at the Daytona International Speedway and was able to get this vehicle perfectly dialed in with his team at Hendrick Motorsports.

After being decommissioned from NASCAR in 2005, this vehicle was recommissioned in 2015 as a Hendrick Motorsports Certified Race Car, a program where, “Each car offered is meticulously rebuilt by our highly experienced race team members. With components pulled from the same inventory as used by the race teams…” This work performed by Hendrick has since been well maintained as chassis 24-244 is offered in excellent condition today. Still configured for Super Speedway racing, chassis 24-244 is powered by a NASCAR-spec 358 cu-in SB2 V8 paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Furthermore, under current ownership, the engine has undergone a fogging treatment to safeguard the mechanical integrity of the powerplant during a short period in storage.

This Jeff Gordon-piloted Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR represents a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of motorsport history with impeccable provenance and performance credentials. Its association with one of NASCAR's most iconic drivers, coupled with its impressive record in the prestigious Budweiser Shootout races, makes it a true automotive icon of NASCAR's modern golden age. The meticulous recommissioning by Hendrick Motorsports and its accompanying Certificate of Authenticity further underscore its readiness for display or demonstration.