Calvinator Power Wagon 1965 to 1975 1.01

In 1965, the Power Wagon was introduced as part of Calvinator's Muscle Fleet.

The S package had a small 229ci Inline 4 block that made 106 BHP and brought the vehicle to a mere 100 miles per hour exact. Not exactly delivering on the power, but it was pretty reliable, and could seat up to 9 people with an expansion for an additional 4 people in the back.

In 1967, CRM released a Warrior Powered variant with 545 BHP (we don goofed with the Model C R Warrior's Power Rating and said 532 BHP, our bad, but we will keep it under rated even though its the exact same block). This van had two variants upon release. A manual version that could go 0 to 60 in 5.7 seconds and had a top speed of 180 mph, and an Automatic Version, that had a 0 - 60 in 7.5 seconds, and a top speed of 174 mph.

Power Wagon Sale Numbers:
S: 13,090,768 @ $1200 to 2500 per car
Warrior (auto): 1,890,960 @ $5500 to 7500
Warrior (manual): 259,051 @ $6700 to $10,500

Today, the Warrior Variants could get a crisp $10,000,000.