did they make a warlock truck in 1976???

[police1]

does anyone  know if they made a 1976 warlock truck and how rare is it? thanks guys!

[Drache]

front what I understand they are from 1976 - 1979 

[TruckDriver]

front what I understand they are from 1976 - 1979 

There rare more so then the little red express because they were not really made as a performance package, and most people just used them up and scrapped them when done.

Here's a site for you. http://www.geocities.com/warlockclub/

[police1]

t :cheers:hanks charger guy! your a big help! i have the chance to buy one and was curious about how rare it is..

[TruckDriver]

No problem. I could of bought one (2 wheel drive) a few years ago cheap, but didn't take it because I didn't need 2 projects. That was the last one I've seen.

[694spdRT]

Yes. We have a 1976 Warlock 4 x 4 with a factory 440 in Sunburst Orange. It is "supposed" to be 1 of 2 made I guess.

[Ghoste]

When I was in high school, one of the quicker vehicles in town was a black Warlock.  I don't know what he had in it for motivation though.  The guy was a mechanic at a Texaco though and I do very vividly recall it sitting outside the station all the time.

[KMPX2]

It was my undrestanding that the Warlock did not come out till 1977. In 1976 I thought all they had was The Spirt of 76 model?

[Manfred318]

It was my undrestanding that the Warlock did not come out till 1977. In 1976 I thought all they had was The Spirt of 76 model?

They were available in '76 as a limited production model. They started full production in '77.

From the Warlock Club
In order to change this perception, Dodge decided to spice up life a bit by putting something interesting out for public consumption with their Adult Toy Program. Beginning in 1976, Dodge put out the Warlock.They offered four color choices, Black, Red, Orange, or Green. Black was the most common choice. The Warlock had gold pinstripe scrolling that outlined the wheel wells and body lines, along with the inside of the doors, the dash and around the instrument cluster.

Apparently, most engine choices were available, from the Leaning Tower of Power (225 cid Slant Six), the 318 cid 2bbl or 4 bbl, the 360 cid 4 bbl, and the 400 cid (the replacement for the aging 383 cid). There has been much discussion about whether or not the 440 cid fire breather was an option. It was available in a 220hp version. Most likely a 2bbl and detuned from the factory. You could have the A833 four speed manual or the A727 automatic transmission. Also, you had the choice of two or four wheel drive.