Multiple vehicles were originally cut from Warstock Cache & Carry during development, including a topless Mesa, Fire Truck, Prison Bus, Police Riot, and Boxville variants — most of which were eventually added in later updates spanning years (Heists, Diamond Casino Heist, Chop Shop).
Duke O'Death on Warstock — a survivor from the days when Rockstar shelved a whole garage of cut vehicles for years.
The Scottish Marshall — a Warstock beast that made the cut, while the topless Mesa and crew got left in dev hell until Heists.
Dubsta 6x6 shipped on Warstock day one — Boxville variants sat in the vault until The Chop Shop finally cracked it open.
Rhino Tank — a Warstock OG that never got cut, unlike the Prison Bus and Police Riot that rotted in the files for years.
Barracks — a day-one Warstock military staple, while the Fire Truck waited until Diamond Casino Heist to see daylight.
Cargobob — flying cargo since launch, while a pile of cut vehicles gathered dust in Rockstar's cutcontent folder.
Buzzard Attack Chopper — a Warstock classic that never left, unlike the cut crew that took years to claw back in.
Crusader — a launch-day Warstock jeep, while the Prison Bus and the rest did hard time in development prison for years.
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