Perpetual Industries Inc. (PRPI) Subsidiary Worldw
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Perpetual Industries Inc. (PRPI) Subsidiary Worldwide Auctioneers Hosting Upcoming Can’t-Miss Auctions, Featuring an Exclusive Collection of Vintage Cars and One of the Most Significant Motorcycle Collections to Ever Come to Market
- Worldwide Auctioneers is renowned for its elite slate of vintage motorcar auctions for classic car collection enthusiasts
- The 14th annual Auburn Auction takes place in Auburn, Indiana, the birthplace of the collector car auction industry
- The Denny “Kannonball” Kannenberg Collection Auction features the lifetime collection of Kannenberg, a celebrated flat-track racer
An impressive gathering of vintage cars offered without reserve and one of the most significant motorcycle collections to ever come to market make Worldwide Auctioneers’ next two auctions highly distinguishable. Worldwide Auctioneers, a wholly owned subsidiary of Perpetual Industries (OTC: PRPI), has become renowned for the sale and acquisition of vintage motorcars, and its elite slate of auctions are can’t-miss events for classic car collection enthusiasts.
Scheduled for Sept. 4, 2021, Worldwide Auctioneers’ next auction — its 14th annual Auburn Auction — takes place in Auburn, Indiana, the birthplace of the collector car auction industry. The event will be offered simultaneously live and online, allowing car aficionados everywhere to participate.
The auction features one of Worldwide Auctioneers’ most exclusive lists of offerings yet, including outstanding prewar automobiles, select muscle cars, American and European sportscars, classics and racers, as well as an exceptional selection of the best automobilia and memorabilia to be found (https://nnw.fm/gpAv2). Some of the highly desirable cars offered during the event include a 1934 Packard Twelve Individual sedan and a 1934 Packard 1208 Custom Convertible sedan, both with custom coachwork by Dietrich; a 1960 Omega Jaguar test driven by famed Sir Jackie Stewart; and a 1984 Ferrari 512 Bbi only 5,000 miles from new.
In addition, Worldwide Auctioneers also announced the Denny “Kannonball” Kannenberg Collection Auction, scheduled for Sept. 10–11 (https://nnw.fm/KgBrk). Also held in Auburn, this all no-reserve auction will be presented by Gas Monkey Garage and Richard Rawlings and features the lifetime collection of Kannenberg, a celebrated flat-track racer. This prestigious two-day event is particularly noteworthy because it showcases one of the most significant motorcycle collections to ever come to market.
Included among this collection of special bikes is the rare 1942 Indian Four “440,” complete with original sidecar; a 1986 Honda CX500 Turbo that was presented by Honda to the king of drag racing, “Big Daddy” Don Garlits; and the infamous 1969 Kawasaki 500 III, nicknamed the Widow Maker and with a well-earned reputation for being terrifyingly fast. A video is available showcasing the entire collection, with Richard Rawlings and Denny Kannonball (https://nnw.fm/QSRI0).
“Trying to choose even a couple of favorite motorcycles from this unbelievable selection is impossible,” said Worldwide Auctioneers’ principal and auctioneer John Kruse. “We’re honored to have been entrusted with the sale of this historic collection and look forward to bringing it to a global audience of collectors and enthusiasts.”
Perpetual Industries is an incubator for the development of new and innovative energy-efficient technologies. The company’s mission is to “perpetuate industry” by bringing value-added technologies to market. The company is expanding its expertise and knowledge of energy-efficient technology by developing low-cost, green-energy-powered solutions for a variety of industries while continuing its research, development and commercialization of the XYO Technology in key applications.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.PerpetualIndustries.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to PRPI are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/PRPI
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
- Worldwide Auctioneers is renowned for its elite slate of vintage motorcar auctions for classic car collection enthusiasts
- The 14th annual Auburn Auction takes place in Auburn, Indiana, the birthplace of the collector car auction industry
- The Denny “Kannonball” Kannenberg Collection Auction features the lifetime collection of Kannenberg, a celebrated flat-track racer
An impressive gathering of vintage cars offered without reserve and one of the most significant motorcycle collections to ever come to market make Worldwide Auctioneers’ next two auctions highly distinguishable. Worldwide Auctioneers, a wholly owned subsidiary of Perpetual Industries (OTC: PRPI), has become renowned for the sale and acquisition of vintage motorcars, and its elite slate of auctions are can’t-miss events for classic car collection enthusiasts.
Scheduled for Sept. 4, 2021, Worldwide Auctioneers’ next auction — its 14th annual Auburn Auction — takes place in Auburn, Indiana, the birthplace of the collector car auction industry. The event will be offered simultaneously live and online, allowing car aficionados everywhere to participate.
The auction features one of Worldwide Auctioneers’ most exclusive lists of offerings yet, including outstanding prewar automobiles, select muscle cars, American and European sportscars, classics and racers, as well as an exceptional selection of the best automobilia and memorabilia to be found (https://nnw.fm/gpAv2). Some of the highly desirable cars offered during the event include a 1934 Packard Twelve Individual sedan and a 1934 Packard 1208 Custom Convertible sedan, both with custom coachwork by Dietrich; a 1960 Omega Jaguar test driven by famed Sir Jackie Stewart; and a 1984 Ferrari 512 Bbi only 5,000 miles from new.
In addition, Worldwide Auctioneers also announced the Denny “Kannonball” Kannenberg Collection Auction, scheduled for Sept. 10–11 (https://nnw.fm/KgBrk). Also held in Auburn, this all no-reserve auction will be presented by Gas Monkey Garage and Richard Rawlings and features the lifetime collection of Kannenberg, a celebrated flat-track racer. This prestigious two-day event is particularly noteworthy because it showcases one of the most significant motorcycle collections to ever come to market.
Included among this collection of special bikes is the rare 1942 Indian Four “440,” complete with original sidecar; a 1986 Honda CX500 Turbo that was presented by Honda to the king of drag racing, “Big Daddy” Don Garlits; and the infamous 1969 Kawasaki 500 III, nicknamed the Widow Maker and with a well-earned reputation for being terrifyingly fast. A video is available showcasing the entire collection, with Richard Rawlings and Denny Kannonball (https://nnw.fm/QSRI0).
“Trying to choose even a couple of favorite motorcycles from this unbelievable selection is impossible,” said Worldwide Auctioneers’ principal and auctioneer John Kruse. “We’re honored to have been entrusted with the sale of this historic collection and look forward to bringing it to a global audience of collectors and enthusiasts.”
Perpetual Industries is an incubator for the development of new and innovative energy-efficient technologies. The company’s mission is to “perpetuate industry” by bringing value-added technologies to market. The company is expanding its expertise and knowledge of energy-efficient technology by developing low-cost, green-energy-powered solutions for a variety of industries while continuing its research, development and commercialization of the XYO Technology in key applications.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.PerpetualIndustries.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to PRPI are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/PRPI
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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