Seats are Mastercraft, racing harnesses Deist. The air conditioning consists of two small electric fans mounted on the dash. There's even a Koolatron electric cooler mounted between the seats. On the floor just behind the passenger's seat is a small 12-volt air compressor that handles the little chores. Werder's Dodge has more than enough power to move its 8,000 pounds, thanks to a built 440 Magnum.
Dual belts run the accessories while dual batteries are just part of the on-board electrical system.
Wiring and detailing are show-quality, yet totally functional in every respect. It's controlled by a push-type switch mounted on the dash. There's no help deep in Baja, so Werder runs dual electrical systems for the engine. If one fails, the wiring harness is simply unplugged from one and plugged into the other. A ten-gallon Igloo water jugs are securely mounted on the pickup's rear corners, providing fresh water on demand.