Kenny Wallace has spent 18 years racing in more than 300 Cup events. After moving to broadcasting and commentary, Wallace connected with even more NASCAR fans. With that kind of following, it’s no surprise people would want a piece of his racing past.

This weekend, they’ll have a shot. The 61-year-old is hosting a garage sale and fans can grab some of Wallace’s racing gear.

Why Is Kenny Wallace Selling His Racing Gear This Weekend?

Wallace isn’t parting with his NASCAR memorabilia, but he has been racing dirt since hanging up his Cup helmet. He’s offering up some of his dirt racing firesuits and a couple of helmets, along with die-cast vehicles. This gear is all coming directly from his collection.

He hyped the sale on X, posting photos and details so fans know exactly what’s available.

“GARAGE SALE is this Saturday, August 23rd starting at 8am,” Wallace wrote. “We have a small dedicated area called “Kenny’s Corner” We have decided to let lose of my DIRT racing firesuits and a couple helmets. CASH and Venmo only. THANK YOU and see you here.”

The die-cast vehicles seem to be getting the most fan attention so far.

“Oh the 1:24 diecast Are the best! To bad I am no where near Missouri would love to pick up one for the collection,” one fan commented.

Another added, “Kenny I will venmo you and pay shipping for the red dog truck plus enough for a case of beer if you send it to me that’s bad a**” asked.

Wallace did catch some flak for pricing his used helmets between $250 and $500.

“are you s**g me with those helmet prices? that s**t better be in pesos esay,” one comment read.

But a fan was quick to point out the retail cost, saying, “Those helmets, especially the custom painted ones, are like triple that brand new…” commented.

How Does Kenny Wallace View Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Family-First Racing Approach?

Dale Earnhardt Jr. made his second CARS Tour start of the year at Anderson Motor Speedway on Saturday night. After the race, he said that he enjoys running four times a year and doesn’t want to miss more family time than he already has. Earnhardt Jr. still feels the urge to race but keeps it in check because his family comes first.

Wallace gets it. He responded, “I know there’s a time where it’s (racing) all got to stop, right?” Wallace said. “I know that there will be a day where there’s an end. So, I could really relate with a very emotional Dale Jr. after the Anderson CARS Tour race.”

He continued, “Dale Jr. has spent his whole life racing. Dale Jr. is a family man. He loves his children. Now, there are some race car drivers that think it’s all about them, and they don’t drop everything they are doing for their children.”

Wallace wrapped up his thoughts, emphasizing, “One thing I admire about Dale Earnhardt Jr. is he’s a lot like me. We drop everything we are doing for our kids.”