Black Bmw 507

This 1957 BMW 507 is one of approximately 250 examples produced and was completed on September 17, 1957. Sold new in Rome, chassis 70077 is a second-series model that was delivered from the factory finished in black and equipped with a color-matched removable hardtop, knock-off Rudge wheels, and front disc brakes. Looking for a BMW 507 for sale? On Classic Driver you will find 11 BMW 507 cars as well as thousands of other iconic classic and performance cars.

You can become dark Elvis in this lovely other BMW 507 Roadster in black with black hub caps that's now up for auction. What Is The BMW 507 Roadster? It's difficult to believe now, but long before. Shop classic BMWs like the E30 M3, 2002, and 507 Roadster.

Discover trusted listings, auctions, and nationwide access. Supported by the BMW Classic Expertise "Black Book", with mechanical refurbishment by BMW Classic, and confirmed by BMW Classic Zertifikat, this stunning 507 represents a rare opportunity to acquire a sports car of unprecedented elegance, expert authentic restoration, and unparalleled design. At the end of last month, a rare 1957 BMW 507 Series II in black, one of 15 ever made in this color, was listed with Bring a Trailer.

A mint 1957 BMW 507 Roadster just popped up for sale on Bring-A-Trailer and it looks absolutely magnificent, with a matching price tag. We are pleased to offer 1957 BMW 507 s/n 70077. The 77th of only 254 BMW 507s built.

Fitted with the desirable disc brakes, Rudge wheels and hardtop. Finished in a very elegant black with a dark tan leather interior. Just completed an engine.

The BMW 507 was originally built at the behest of East Coast sports car magnate, Max Hoffman. At the time, he was responsible for importing European brands into the US, and he's directly responsible for the success of brands like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Porsche in the United States. BMW 507: Price & Collectibility Although the 507 nearly put BMW out of business back in the day, it helped redefine the company's future.

Its clean lines, elegant front-engine rear-drive proportions, and grand touring spirit would be embraced by roadster models decades later.