Because the models cary so heavily – there’s no consistent price. Since then many producers make Snowcats, but Tucker – who’s vehicles have done transports, cargo, tactical, etc. The Tucker Sno-Cat Corporation trademarked the name in the 1960s when it began to produce this terrain-specific military vehicle. When you sneeze, have you ever said, “Hand me a Kleenex” even though the brand of tissue may not be Kleenex? That’s how it is with referring to tracked over-snow vehicles as Snowcats. The Stalwart is for sale to civilians for anywhere aorund $20,000. The Stalwart utilized a 220 horsepower Rolls Royce B-81 engine that gave the cargo vehicle for sale to civilians a top speed of 40 miles per hour on the road and about 7 miles per hour on water. The Alvis Stalwart carried either 30 fully-loaded troops or roughly 11,000 pounds of cargo. It was designed an unarmored vehicle to supply forward units with fuel and ammunition. The United Kingdom-produced Stalwart amphibious cargo vehicle entered service in 1966.
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