To give this phat wagon the smooth rolling look, Jeff did some minor adjustments. With a Trenz Billet grille to accent the Wings West type W (6-piece) body kit, this wagon has a kind of pissed-off look. Sherwood green pearl paint was applied by Dino Denunzio of Goleta, CA. Many people have probably seen Jeff’s wagon with an array of different vinyl graphics. Being a part of Flatline graphics in Santa Barbara CA allows Jeff to change the look of his wagon from time to time. To light up the night, Jeff decided to go with Catz fog lights along with APC projector beams and Euro clears. Finishing off the exterior, black and green tint was applied to the windows.  
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Jeff now turned his attention to the suspension. He decided to go with a set of Prohopper hydraulics to get the lift and low he wanted. To accomplish a smooth ride, Jeff turned to the experts at Stage 1 for their help in this department. While in Stage 1’s hands, they installed everything, including the battery rack, pump rack and manifold placement. The also cut out the fenders and hard lined the entire system. Stage 1 installed 6" rams in the front and 8" rams in the rear, along with accumulators, to make Jeff's wagon ride smooth and still get the instant adjustability he desired. Inside Jeff's wagon, a ten-switch micro box was build to allow him control. To help keep the tires on the ground, a set of Suspension Techniques sway bars were used, as well as a Tenzo strut bar.  In order to complete any phat show winner, one must have custom interior. To accomplish this feat, Jeff turned to Mike Cox of Professional Auto Sound and Security. While in Mike's hands, the seats where all covered in sandstone classic soft leather. To accent the new leather seats, all the panels where covered in the same sandstone leather along with a pimpin’ leopard print. SB Motoring created a custom center console that goes all the way through to the back bench. The dash was accented with a NU dash wood kit along with NR white face gauges. Most of the plastic panels where also painted to match the rest of the interior. To finish things off, a Budnik Mercury steering wheel along with a set of Razo titanium pedals and shift knob were installed.
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