Got to have this shirt in the rotation...

Matt,
Great find! Looks like it's all stock and all there. Let's hear how it runs.
Phil

Thanks Phil. How've you been? Did you ever sell the 20', that was a beauty. The Warlock should run somewhere in the mid 60's or so but right now I don't believe its propped right for the big number. I have a Ron Hill round ear on it, not sure what size but I think a cleaver is in order for max top end. How is your 26?

I've never had much luck with cleavers, they always felt stuck to the water. Simple starting point might be a Mirage or Rev 4, I'm sure the factory has tested everything on these. The 20 is long gone and the 26 is just fine - only it needs more use.

try that again...

Looks great.
I can't beleive the interior is in that good shape. I had the same boat in 87,(blue w/ black bottom), bought it new.
It was my favorite boat. i had the most fun I've ever had in that boat.
When I got married the wife made me get rid of it and buy a cruiser.
The boat is still on our lake looking as good as new, but with a vinyl interior. I loved the material interior, it didn't get hot.
The boat was so light in the front, that you could actually pop a wheelie if you goosed the throttle.

Thanks Bret. The interior is in pretty good shape, some of it was done over and whoever did it did a fantastic job. I have always liked the material and how it looks. The nose of the boat is pretty light, makes lining it up with the trailer at the launch ramp a challenge sometimes with wind and current.
Matt

Not many of these lold school Warlock's left out there and only two boats currently for sale in all the USA. One in Nevada and one in Illinois. Supposedly they will run 80MPH with big power.

I have two of them here in Hingham,Ma. Both are red hulls. HIGH LIFE

High Life:

Got any pics of the two or contact info?

Matt