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1951 R67

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1951 R67

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A 1951 R67 with 20k miles hit eBay last night with a BIN of $14k. As an addict watcher for the past 3 years, she's the first one I've seen. She looked incredibly original aside from the saddle and some funky carb tops. She was sold by the time I checked back today. Was $14k a decent price for this bike? With such low mileage, she looked like a good bath would get her back in business. According to the seller she is currently in running/driving condition.

Any input? She's a matching numbers, original title bike bought from the dealer in '53.

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Not many built...1470 from

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Not many built...1470 from what I can see. Also according to the book I have, $14K should be in the range of a bike in good to excellent condition.
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I knew they were a sub 1500

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I knew they were a sub 1500 production number bike but values are tough to determine without recent sales figures.

I recently sold a 1972 Honda CB 500. Had her listed on Craigslist for $4200 and got nothing but guys telling me she was worth $2k according to Nada guides. Decided to list her on eBay and she went for $5800. Leads me to believe that the market determines value more fluidly than any book.

That said, I'm curious what book you're referencing? I've got a book with vintage beamer values but it's gotta be ten years old. I'd be happy to buy beamers all day at their suggested values.
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It's BMW Motorcycles of the

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It's BMW Motorcycles of the Century, Guide to Models 1923-2000, by Claudio Somazzi and Massimo Bonsignori. Very nice pictures throughout.
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Ah yep, that's the one I've

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Ah yep, that's the one I've got.
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I woulda snagged that for

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I woulda snagged that for $14k
Sounds like a deal.
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Hey Jim, I've spoken with the

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Hey Jim,

I've spoken with the owner. If you want this bike let me know, I've got an R69S on the line and I can't swing two, so while it kills me to do it, I'm happy to pass this one on to another member.
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Saw it on eBay

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That bike is a virtual virgin. Original one year air filter, original paint, original condition. That is a JEM. I'm working on the same year and model, but way far from this one in originality. Had I not started on this one, I'd have been all over that. SUPER BARGIN @ 14K. Once more for the hard of hearing "They're onle original once".
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That is the best, most

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That is the best, most original, "as found" old BMW I've ever seen. It's a sidecar model, and still has the security safety wire around the speedometer cable....awesome. That really belongs in a museum.

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Still for sale?

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I'm interested in this bike if it's as original as you say. Please email me 540964@gmail
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