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Brad Keselowski has had a pretty rough season so far, with a big penalty slamming Roush Fenway Keselowski racing early in the season. Despite that, the 2012 Sprint Cup Series Champion brings some good news for fans and collectors. Keselowski will auction over 700 items, including car parts belonging to the gen 6 cars.

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The fans are surely excited, and some even think Dale Earnhardt Jr. will need the parts for his graveyard.

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Keselowski announced the big news on his Twitter.

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And the fans are quite thrilled, with many plans of their own. One of them even jokes about starting an ARCA team.

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Though one fan put a very exciting comment for Dale Jr. Of course, all these parts would make for an incredible addition to his racecar graveyard!

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But what is this Racecar Graveyard that the fans talk about? What is Dale Jr. hiding?

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Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Racecar Graveyard

Dale Jr. owns a gigantic property in Mooresville, North Carolina. And it is there where we find an interesting piece of land referred to as Dirty Mo Acres, which is Dale Jr’s own Racecar Graveyard.

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Yep, you heard it right!

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The piece of land has one purpose for its existence. And that purpose is to give a resting place to many racecars that are put out of commission by drivers. In fact, this graveyard is home to over 75 wrecked or unusable cars.

That’s not all though. This property is worth over $300 million right now. And the graveyard is so big that Junior sometimes forgets where he has kept some cars, as he admitted on Facebook.

In 2019, he uploaded a photo of a car in his graveyard with the caption, “I’ve been looking for this car for about a year. Deep in the Racecar Graveyard is Wayne Jesel’s land speed car that was converted from an old xfinity car.”

“These cars would compete on airport runways to run over 200 mph in a one mile trap from a standing start. I say I’ve been looking for it because my property manager never tells me where he puts the new additions. That’s just adds to the mystery of the graveyard.”

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What an awesome way to create and preserve the history of NASCAR. Would you like to visit the place someday?

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Hetul Katyal is a NASCAR and F1 Writer at Essentially Sports. Currently pursuing his degree in Journalism from Delhi College of Arts and Commerce. When the Stock Cars rev up, you can find him cheering Chase Elliott and Kyle Busch, in hopes of seeing one of them drive to the Victory Lane. Short tracks have a special place in Hetul's heart, but he gets really excited for Superspeedways, especially when the race is at Talladega. However, when the Formula One paddock gets ready to race, you'll find Hetul hoping to see Carlos Sainz stand at the top of the podium.

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