Im getting my license in a couple yrs. and i want to get a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS hardtop in bad condition so i can work on it how much would one cost. It has to be in bad condition but good enought to drive.|||Consider this, the '70 SS has become a collector item. therefore, they are inflated in cost, even if they are in 'bad condition'. I would suggest you look at other alternatives. The mid-70 camaro can often be purchased for a lot less money, and they can be just as easy to work on. They also have better brakes, and their parts are similar to the chevelle. The 71 or 72 chevelle is the same basic car as the 70, and they can be a lot cheaper to buy, and they clean up nice. What you are talking about doing may be coming to an end. $4.00 gas, is quickly doing away with the fun and games of hot rodding. You may want to consider the the tuners, honda and toyota, at least they are cheaper to use. good luck and be safe.|||a half way decent SS could run you 10k or more (a show model those run over 25k), but a rough one about $5,000. That old of a car is going to be tough to find.
Search ebay...plenty of older cars like that just ready to be fixed up.|||look on e-bay to get an idea. An SS in rough shape will be from $600 to $2000. A nice fixing it up will not be cheap. You can spend $20k on it just to get it looking new $60k or more for perfect.
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