(October 2, 2011) HAMILTON, Ohio — Penny Worley Auctioneers announces the ultimate barn find "estate auction of the century for Corvette and Indian motorcycle collectors", according to Jerry Jenkins.

"William L. King, Jr., was a super collector, and this is truly the mother of all barn finds for car enthusiasts," Jenkins said.

"He was big in the drag racing scene in the 1960's and over the last 50 years he amassed a collection of classic cars and motorcycles, engines, frames, parts and accessories, including many classic Corvettes, Indian 4 motorcycles and Harley Davidson."

Watch video describing many items up for sale.

1936 Indian Rigid Four

Jenkins said there are several motorcycles up for bids, including a 1941 Indian 4 barn fresh four cylinder with true matching numbers (bike frame and engine numbers match); a 1940 Indian Chief matching numbers bike; a 1936 Indian Rigid Four (upside down four), which is known to be the fastest of the fours and referred to by many as the "Duesenberg of motorcycles," with true matching numbers; and a 1951 to 1953 Indian Brave rigid frame; 1940 Indian 4 Roller with sidecar; a 1932 Indian 4 Roller; a 1965 Harley Davidson FLH Pan Head; and a 1967 Harley Davidson FLH Electra Glide.

Among the Corvettes in this auction is a 1962 Chevy Corvette, fuel Injected 360 horsepower, all-original unmolested 4 speed transmission, and numbers matching car. There is also a 1966 Chevy Corvette Stingray, a 1956 Corvette rolling chassis (no engine), a 1967 Chevy Corvette convertible with hard top rolling chassis (no engine) in primer.

1956 Corvette

"To say Mr. King hoarded classic parts is an understatement," said Jenkins. "He was known to go to swap meets and buy out everything. We have found hidden attics, cubbies and closets all packed with parts and accessories. There were nine outbuildings and silos stacked so high you couldn't walk in them."

In addition, there are many estate items up for bids including firearms, mini bikes, scooters, golf carts, tractors, trailers, farm equipment, vintage toys, antiques, collectibles and more. The online auction is open to the public. Bidders must register prior to bidding. Bidding ends Oct. 16. Items are located in Hamilton, Ohio.

All items can be previewed Oct. 14 and Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information, visit Worley Auctioneers or call Jerry Jenkins at (513) 313-9178.