The Warlock was an option for those who wanted a custom truck that came stock. And it was a good thing Dodge made the Warlock so flashy because it didn't pack much punch under the hood.

Among them were the country's fleet of Dodge Ram trucks ... goals from a performance perspective. While the Warlock was more like a custom truck buffet where customers could build virtually ...

The results were the Dodge Warlock and Warlock II, a series of short-wheelbase “factory custom” pickups produced from 1976 to 1979. They were useful as tools, but also fun -- in that sense ...

However, while Ford and Chevrolet began using go-fast stripes on their pony cars, Dodge focused on custom and hot-rodded ... Midnite Express package and the Warlock. A factory-made hot rod ...

A couple years ago, while looking for a 'Lil Red Truck to serve as a tow vehicle for his Pro Street '79 pickup, Terry found out about this '78 Warlock ... owner replied, "Dodge did," and then ...

Well, at least the 1977 Dodge D100 Warlock ... and “trick-trucking” the Warlock with them. This particular unit easily stands out in any crowd thanks to the custom touches, such as the gold ...

Enter the 1976 Dodge Warlock; a production show truck for urban cowboys that wanted to look even more like Burt Reynolds. The Warlock represented a landmark in Dodge’s new customized breed of ...

One of those is represented here by this 1978 Dodge D150 Warlock. Originally intened as a factory custom, the Warlock was a trim package on the standard D-series (2WD) and W-series (4WD ...

Regarding street trucks, few are cooler than today's Nice Price or No Dice Dodge Warlock. Let's see what such cool should rightfully cost in cold hard cash. It has been said that Great Britain and ...

The Dodge lineup is essentially a portal to the 1960s and early '70s, and now Ram is getting in on the fun with this 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Warlock edition, which offers a look back at the very un ...