how much is a 1970 dodge super bee worth?

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Based on current market data from Classic.com, a **1970 Dodge Super Bee** ranges from about **$25,000** for a project/driver-quality car up to **$145,000** for a rare, fully documented rotisserie restoration.

Here's the breakdown:

| Condition/Configuration | Price Range |
|---------------------------|-------------|
| **Project/Driver** | $25,000 – $45,000 |
| **Good Restored** | $60,000 – $85,000 |
| **High-End Restored** | $95,000 – $120,000+ |
| **Rare Color/Documented** | Up to ~$145,000 |

Recent auction sales for standard **383 Magnum** Super Bees average around **$48,000**, with most selling between **$38,000 and $63,000**. These are mostly in "Original & Highly Original" condition.

The biggest factors driving value:
- **Engine**: The 440 Six Pack commands more than the 383 Magnum
- **Color rarity**: Special-order colors like **FM3 Panther Pink** (claimed 1 of ~40 built) add massive premiums
- **Documentation**: Original fender tags, buildsheets, and numbers-matching drivetrains
- **Restoration quality**: Rotisserie restorations with factory-correct details fetch top dollar

You can track all current listings on our [1970 Dodge Super Bee market page](https://classic.com/m/dodge/super-bee/).

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