Jeff Gordon 1995 Winston Cup Champion Commemorative Six-Pack

Decorative arts and commercial design; multi-component retail packagingGraphic design team of The Coca-Cola Company in collaboration with Hendrick Motorsports and NASCAR

Jeff Gordon 1995 Winston Cup Champion Commemorative Six-Pack

Style & Movement

Late 20th-century commercial Pop culture and sports memorabilia aesthetics

Medium & Technique

Lithographed cardboard carrier and screen-printed (ACL) glass bottles with metal crown caps

Creation Period

1995

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 8 x 6.5 x 4.5 inches; rectangular six-pack carrier format

Subject Description

Commemoration of driver Jeff Gordon's 1995 NASCAR Winston Cup Championship. The carrier features a portrait of Gordon, his signature, the number 24, and his 'Rainbow Warrior' DuPont Monte Carlo Chevrolet. The bottles contain original 8 oz Coca-Cola liquid.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good; shows visible wear consistent with age and storage conditions

Estimated Market Value

$15.00 - $35.00 USD

Auction Estimate

$10.00 - $40.00 USD

Provenance History

Likely acquired via retail distribution in 1995 and held in a private collection of sports or soda memorabilia; currently appearing on an auction bid board.

Art Historical Significance

Reflects the massive commercial explosion of NASCAR in the mid-1990s and the cultural transition of the sport into mainstream marketing. It represents the height of Jeff Gordon's early career and the synergy between corporate giants like Coca-Cola and DuPont.

Notable Features

Features Gordon's iconic 1990s 'Rainbow' livery and the legal copyright credits to HMS/JGI 1995; original metal crown caps remain intact.

Condition Issues

Minor scuffing and edge wear on the cardboard carrier. Potential for cap oxidation over time. Note that the liquid is expired and intended for display purposes only.

Conservation Recommendations

Keep in a temperature-controlled environment away from direct UV sunlight to prevent fading of the red pigments. Do not attempt to consume contents. Ensure caps are kept dry to prevent rust.

Identified on 6/6/2026