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I never thought I would see one of these on BaT,  1957  507 coupe, this is the holy grail for BMW fans, very sweet.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1957-bmw-507-roadster/

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Beautiful car. Always one of my favorites!  Thats a lot of money though.  I wouldn't enjoy driving it with todays distracted drivers. It would be too hard to relax and enjoy the drive

9 hours ago, DatsunZGuy said:

That 507 would look perfect parked inside my custom gargage next to my 300SL Gullwing currently being polished by Scarlet Johansen wearing a string bikini 😆   

That's a great call!! What a sight to behold when you got back from your quick ride on your 1952 Vincent Black Lightning.

Good times... Good times.

10 minutes ago, Patcon said:

$1.6m w 6 days to go

I think they only made 250 of them and who know how many are left.  Shall we say a cool 2million?

Just now, grannyknot said:

I think they only made 250 of them and who know how many are left.  Shall we say a cool 2million?

Evidently one sold a while back at $2.47m. It was supposedly unique...

We'll see

12 hours ago, Patcon said:

Evidently one sold a while back at $2.47m. It was supposedly unique...

We'll see

What a great looking sportscar with such beautiful lines!  First time I have ever seen one of these beauties up for auction. 

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Those body lines are so typical of the 50's and 60's European sports cars. They had a wonderful, flowing look to them. German, Italian, even British.

I am moved to offer an irrelevancy, but one related by styling and period.....

My high school graduation present was a 1958 Fiat Spyder (aka: Transformabile) with all of 55 glorious HP from its 1222 CC engine.  Not even in the same performance universe, but the body lines are definitely in the same 50's genre...mine was the same white as this one. It had alpine gearing, which gave it actual acceleration but a top speed of about 75 MPH at 5,000 RPM.  After  40 years, of which 30 was in storage, I sold it to someone who had the time and resources to restore it.  Interesting article about the vehicle here: https://www.sportscarmarket.com/profile/1959-fiat-1200-tv-roadster

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