Bmw 507 Gooding

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1958 BMW 507 Series II - Among the Most Rare, Collectible, and Iconic BMWs of All Time Estimate: $1,600,000 - $1,800,000 Chassis. 1958 BMW 507 Series II set a world record for the model by selling for $2.75 million at the Gooding & Company Auction at Monterey Car Week 2017. The new BMW roadster was so pure and perfect from every angle that it immediately took its place among the all-time great automotive designs.

Possessing sweeping, harmonious lines, a purposeful rendition of the classic kidney grille, unmistakable side vents, and aggressive rear haunches, the 507's lightweight aluminum body appeared to be stretched over the mechanical underpinnings and evoked. A member of the BMW 507 enthusiast group, Kroch connected with Philadelphia-based BMW collector Herman Bold through the 507 club. Herman and his brother, Gerhard (who bought the family's first 507, s/n 70228, new from the factory in 1959) were beginning to collect an extensive array of 'spare' 507 components.

The 507 certainly accomplished BMW's goal, and today the limited. Get prices, comps, alerts and more on this 1957 BMW 507 Series II for sale at Gooding & Company Geared Online - May (2021). A BMW 507 is a real gem.

Today, the timeless design speaks for the open two-seater. With low production numbers, the 507 is highly sought after. This BMW 507, chassis 70089, an early second-series example, was completed at the BMW factory on October 16, 1957, finished in Papyrus with a blue leather interior and, according to BMW records on file, the following month it was displayed at the BMW Pavilion in Munich.