Jimmie Johnson has accomplished a storied racing career in a relatively short time. His 70 Cup victories rank eighth on the all-time list, and he's reached Victory Lane at 19 of the Cup circuit's 23 active tracks. The six-time Cup champion is the winningest driver at five of those tracks – Charlotte Motor Speedway, Dover International Speedway, Auto Club Speedway, Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Texas Motor Speedway. Johnson continues to chase history entering the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup season. Johnson's six titles, including his 2013 championship, set the standard among his active peers bringing him one title shy of catching NASCAR Hall of Famers Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Richard Petty. Johnson is also the first and only driver in NASCAR history to win five consecutive titles.

Johnson won his first Cup race in 2002, his rookie season, and since then, he has kept his name in the NASCAR Sprint Cup conversation. From 2002-2005, Johnson averaged a 3.5-place result in the championship standings on a combined 45 victories. In 2006, he finally broke through to win his first Cup championship and the sixth for Hendrick Motorsports in dominant fashion, finishing 56 points ahead of runner-up Matt Kenseth.

Six-time Champion Jimmie Johnson raced this #48 Lowes Chevrolet Monte Carlo five times during the 2003 thru 2006 Cup seasons. Jimmie captured a win at the 2005 Budweiser Shoot Out at Daytona International Speedway. In addition to the win, the Lowes Team raced this car to two additional Top 5 finishes. Overall, in these five races this car never finished outside the Top 10.

Car #48-267 was built by Hendrick Motorsports shop team members, using Hendrick Motorsports Authentic Race Parts and includes a certified Hendrick Motorsports 358-cid, 830-hp SB2 V-8 racing engine coupled to a race spec four-speed transmission. Putting the power to the pavement is a Hendrick Motorsports designed nine-inch rear housing assembly with locking differential. The tubular steel roll cage coupled with the custom race seat and belt harnesses meet the safety and high standards that are typical for any Hendrick Motorsports racecar. The Hendrick engineering designed heavy duty suspension and race spec brake systems are both built to handle the rigors of the most demanding race tracks on the circuit. The look of the aerodynamic super-speedway body with the iconic Lowes Racing paint scheme is one of the most recognized in racing history and sure to be coveted by all discernable collectors.

This authentic race winning Hendrick Motorsports Lowes #48 racecar has been restored with the collector in mind and comes complete with Certificates of Authenticity, extensive documentation, a collection of race day photographs, as well as exclusive membership to the Hendrick Motorsports Certified Racecar Registry. Additionally, the new owner is invited to take delivery of the car from the Hendrick Motorsports facility in Charlotte, North Carolina. At that time, they will meet the team Crew Chief and Mechanics and receive a V.I.P. tour of the Hendrick Race and Engine shops for a behind the scenes look at race cars and power plants being built. Additionally, the new owner will get a private V.I.P tour of the Hendrick Performance Heritage Center which contains an extraordinary collection of some of the finest American Muscle Cars on earth, plus four race day tickets to a race of the purchasers choice for any race during the 2016 season. A photo of #48-267 on track signed by Jimmie Johnson will also be included in the sale. Once your day is complete at Hendrick Motorsports they will ship your new car to your home for free.

Given the provenance of #48-267 and the extensive list of V.I.P. tours and offers for the winning bidder, this represents not only a once in a lifetime opportunity to bid on a true piece of racing history, but also an experience that is sure to be remembered for the rest of your life.