The R-37 fully restored

coyotebmw

New member

• Jan 30, 2012

• #1

Here is what the R-37 looks like today. I talked about it a few years back when I first saw it at Eastside Motosports in Bellevue Washington.

 

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Ken F

IBA #44567

• Jan 30, 2012

• #2

All i can say is "WOW"

Simply beautiful....form follows function eh?

Ken

 

darrylri

Cannonball Rider #52

• Jan 30, 2012

• #3

Yeah, Gary brought it down to the Quail Lodge show last April, and it was just stunning!

 

20774

Liaison

Staff member

• Jan 31, 2012

• #4

I always liked this style of tank, hanging underneath the frame. Very nice!!!

 

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barryg

Active member

• Jan 31, 2012

• #5

Is it a '25 or a '26?

 

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Paul_F

RK Ryder

• Jan 31, 2012

• #6

Very nice. Do you have a picture of it when you first starting to work on it?

 

bmwdean

BMW MOA co-founder

• Jan 31, 2012

• #7

R37

Just beautiful.

Are you going to take it to Pebble Beach?

 

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DOHC

New member

• Jan 31, 2012

• #8

I'd be seen on that!

Thanks!!!

 

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13313

New member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #9

I always wondered where people find these bikes, on the other hand, if you have to ask how much it cost to restore, you probably can't afford it.

 

darrylri

Cannonball Rider #52

• Feb 2, 2012

• #10

13313 said:

I always wondered where people find these bikes, on the other hand, if you have to ask how much it cost to restore, you probably can't afford it.

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You definitely can't afford an R37. I haven't seen one auctioned in a long time, but it would have to get a solid six figures, especially since R32s are getting $125k and they're as common as dandelions compared to an R37.

 

1961BMWR69S

1960R100S

• Feb 7, 2012

• #11

Wow, just beautiful

 

Bullett

New member

• Mar 2, 2012

• #12

Wow! Thanks for sharing. . .