Jimmie Johnson Race-Worn, Signed NASCAR Driver Gloves (Proceeds Donated to Charity) COA Provenance

Obtained directly from Jimmy Johnson, presented is a pair of gloves that was worn by him, legendary NASCAR driver, Jimmie Johnson.

The proceeds from this glove will benefit the “Temesca Valley Elementary School Autism School” and monies will be spent  for computer upgrades. Buyers, you are “Bidding for the Higher Good!’

You can always find Johnson at the top of the leader board when it comes to the big races. He is one of the top earners in the sport with a net worth of $120 million. The gloves are made by Alpine Stars TECH 1-ZX with the materials as Nomex, leather silicone. They feature his car number #48 in bright yellow for easy identification. Each of the gloves shows wear throughout and has a signature in black felt tip by Johnson.

The man who discover Jimmy Johnson requested these gloves specifically from Jimmy for this auction.  The provenance does not get any better than this.  The photo of them together will accompany the gloves.

Provenance Letter reads:

“Jimmy Johnson was 15 years old when I was asked by BF Goodrich our tire sponsor for Nature’s Recipe Pet Foods Racing team that he had a young kid who I should look at as a new driver, Jimmy’s father Gary was a tire cutter, for BF Goodrich, I said I did not really want to add another car, but since Dan Newsom (racing director for BF) had been so good to us I said would give the kid a testing day at Glenn Helen in Devore CA. He was after 2 laps a done deal his talent was amazing we signed him that day and he then went on to win several championships for us. Won his first MTEG race at 15 years of age.

I asked Jimmy to send me something race worn so I could auction it off to help raise some money for Temescal Valley Elementary school special needs kids in getting some new computers which he signed and sent the Gloves

Please bid high and often as the computers will be a great asset to these children with special needs.”

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