The acrylic enamel paint and detailed body work were handled by Art Arroyo of Arroyo Auto Body in Redwood City, California. Believe it or not, Werder's Dodge has 12-volt work lights mounted high in the chassis that illuminate the entire undercarriage from the front differential to the rear, making night repairs and inspections a cinch. Similar lights are mounted underneath the hood and on the rear of the cab. Rear suspenion is shocked by triple Rancho RS5000s. Lights on the custom dash glow to indicate whether a switch is on or off.
Switches control every electrical funtion on the truck and trailer.
Wires under the dash are labled every foot for easy tracing in the event there's a problem or re-wiring is necessary. Note the big fire-control plunger just to the right of the vacuum gauge. Finding gas can be a problem in Baja, so Werder's Dodge is equipped with three tanks, each carrying 25 gallons, and dual electric fuel pumps. All the connecting hoses are braided stainless. This is one tough Power Wagon that is here to stay.