1970 CRM Da'Goose Warrior 1.0

You have a Nissan Skyline GTR R32 Godzilla, entering into the old car races. You think there is no way any car here has got the power to beat your car, and just in case, no pinks racing. Your car is stock, but still faster than a 1969 Dodge Charger. But best of all, no 1000+ BHP Warriors or Maelstroms

You hear your name and your opponent. You and your opponent roll up to the line. He is driving a Big Black 4 Door Wagon. You think this is easy. Then you pull the burn outs, but realize your opponent has the better car. The tree goes green, and while you launch ahead at first, you are quickly out sped by this behemoth, lurching down the track. When the race is over, you learn it is another Calvinator, and its Warrior powered, by the OG Warrior V8 Block.

The 1970 CRM Da'Goose was a CRM Variant of the 1969 Royal Cruiser Wagon. Both cars are huge, but only the Da'Goose was the one built for racing. Same 389ci V8 in the Model C R Warrior cranking out the same 540 BHP, and yes, it goes 175mph+. Sadly, this car only had one year of production.

The car came in at a price of $4500, but today is worth $95 million because these things are a rarity with only 20000 of them ever built.

Today, the car is known as the Bloody Ducky or the Murder Burd (because Geese are scary creatures).