1958 BMW 507 Series 2 #81
The Reconstriction
This particular 507 is truly exceptional, having been well-maintained and preserved by its enthusiastic owners over the course of 54 years. Its character and patina showed the result of decades of adoration and use before our two year long accurate restoration process. Finding an example that is this well-preserved and retains its original engine, restored to highest level is virtually unheard of. During the two-year restoration period the entire car was rebuilt, fitted and surfaced by our precision.
Please take a look at the restoration documentation at the bottom of the page.
While it was intended to be more attainable, the BMW 507 boasted a retail price of over $11,000, nearly double its target price, which made it a car that only few could afford. As such, the 507 attracted many well-to-do and famous owners, including motorsports icon John Surtees and even Elvis Presley. Only 252 examples, including both series, were made before production ceased in 1959.
Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance 2018
7 months after the success on Gooding and Co Pebble Beach Auctions, the #81 #BMW507 restored by RPM-Styling has won the award
"Best In Class - Sports and GT Cars (1957-1964)" on the The Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance 2018.
We are honored and proud of our cars are worthy to get such determinative trophies of the most important car shows of the World like The Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance
https://www.ameliaconcours.org/
The World's most expensive BMW 507
The BMW 507 vehicles restored by RPM-Styling are members of the most wanted vehicles of the world. Besides the several awards and cups even the #BMW507 selling price record is held by the vehicle #81 restored by us that was offered at the Gooding & Company's Pebble Beach Auction in 2017 and it was sold for USD 2,750,000 - far above the expected amount. The first american introducing of this car was on the 2016 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance event.
https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1958-bmw-507-series-ii-3/
https://www.premierfinancialservices.com/news-events/model-masterpiece-bmw-507/
Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2015
A long trip around Lake Como, Italy is the best way to run in a fresh car. The BMW 507 #81 showed up at Concorso d'eleganza Villa d'Este 2015 short time after a one year long restoration process made by RPM-Styling
Price recorder
Gooding & Company's
Pebble Beach Auction 2017
Best In Class - Sports and GT Cars (1957-1964)
Amelia Island
Concours d'Elegance 2018
- Product Code: BMW 507 Serie-2 #81
- Availability: In Stock
- $0.00
BMW 507 Series 2 Hard Top
Max Hoffman, the noted European car importer based in New York City, saw an opportunity for BMW to create a halo car that could be sold in his dealership. Thinking that the car could fit in-between the higher-end Porsche 356 Speedster, Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, and more pragmatic MGs (all of which Hoffman represented), it would be an ideal addition to his showroom. Sure enough, just like the Speedster and 300 SL, Hoffman was able to convince the superiors at BMW in Germany, and the BMW 507 was born in 1957.
Design was left to Count Albrecht von Goertz, a protégé of designer Raymond Loewy. He crafted truly exceptional bodywork for the car, a design which is considered to this day to be one of BMWs finest. The long, sweeping lines of the 507 began at the front with the low, sensuous nose featuring a stylish version of the now trademark BMW ‘twin kidney’ grille and a narrow chrome bumper. The theme of feline grace continued along the front of the car with sculpted wings featuring ‘shark gille’ vents complete with the BMW emblem. An elegant chrome rear bumper and twin exhausts gave the car a sporting tail.
Spots of restoration
During the two-year restoration period the entire car was rebuilt, fitted and surfaced by our precision.
Please take a look at the restoration documentation at the bottom of the page.
