Dodge advertised “Adult Toys” in the late ’70s. To Dodge dealers, this meant trucks: 4x4 Ramcharger SUVs (though the term wasn’t in use yet), the gaudy Macho Power Wagons, and the Street Van, based on ...

The 1977 Dodge Warlock is a vehicle that has become a rare sight, yet it continues to captivate the hearts of Mopar fans. Its unique patina and potential for restoration make it a highly sought-after ...

The 1970s saw several major shifts in automotive design, and a new type of truck emerged as a result. The public had grown tired of the humdrum and mostly functional pickup, and an industry of ...

Whether you’re a truck person or not, it’s hard to argue with a beautiful classic pickup, especially with a massive American V-8 under the hood. This week’s installment of Bizarre Car of the Week ...

Soon after venturing into the trick truck crowd with the Dodge Dude the marketing wizards at Chrysler sensed the public was hungry for more. Enter the 1976 Dodge Warlock; a production show truck for ...

There was a brief, glorious time, shortly after the initial release of "Dungeons & Dragons" and right around the time guys were using their vans as rolling canvasses for their best Frank Frazetta ...

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 ...

While the nineteen seventies was an era of decline for muscle cars, it also gave rise to a short-lived age of fun trucks, led by Dodge and models like today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Warlock. Let's ...

The Ram 1500 Warlock pays homage to the original Warlock pickups of the 1970s and offers buyers a factory-customized truck with unique style. In 1976, the first production Dodge Warlock was introduced ...

The Warlock seen here is owned by Terry Schmeltzle of Emmaus, Pennsylvania, and is a second-year production version. A couple years ago, while looking for a 'Lil Red Truck to serve as a tow vehicle ...

The 1970s declared to the automotive world that trucks aren’t just for work anymore. Custom trucks were red hot in the Me Decade, and pickups, vans, and four-wheel-drive vehicles were modified with ...