1964 700 CABRIOLET

ENGINE 697CC M111 BOXER TWIN

OUTPUT 32 HP @ 5,000 RPM

CURB WEIGHT 1,720 LBS.

TOP SPEED 84 MPH

PRICE WHEN NEW DM 6,950 ($1,746)

YEARS PRODUCED 1961-’64

NUMBER BUILT 2,592

COLOR SILVER

OWNER LANCE WHITE (SINCE 2015)

LOCATION CINCINNATI, OHIO

#782211

1964 700 CABRIOLET

BMW’s boxer twin could power a microcar as well as a motorcycle, and it did so with  aplomb in the 700 introduced in 1959. With stylish bodywork by Giovanni Michelotti  and peppy performance, the 700 became known as “The Workingman’s Porsche.”  The 700 cabriolet seen here is displayed in honor of Safet Hatic, who restored it with  Paul Callahan just prior to his death in 2021. “Safet had the vision and the knowledge  as well as years of experience, and his attention to detail shows in every part of this  car,” Paul says. 

Walk With Me 1 - Spon End, Coventry - by Talking Birds
  1. Introduction
  2. Stop 1 - Top of Barras Lane
  3. Stop 2 - Coventry Synagogue
  4. Stop 3 - Black Swan Terrace
  5. Stop 4 - Doe Bank Lane
  6. Stop 5 - Railway Arches (Spon End Viaduct)
  7. Stop 6 - under the arches (car park)
  8. Stop 7 - River Sherbourne
  9. Stop 8 - Koco Building
  10. Stop 9 - Old Spon Bridge
  11. Stop 10 - Wellington Gardens
  12. Stop 11 - Vignoles Bridge