How to Get a WhataJeep

You need to supply us with a good 1997+ TJ Wrangler Jeep.  It needs to have a 6 cylinder engine or larger, great mechanicals, paint and interior.  After deciding what type of WhataJeep you want, you will then select from our options, and all of the ones that you want to have installed.  We will then come to a total cost.  We then divide the total cost into 3 payments.  The first is due upon start, the second due when Jeep goes to paint and the last when the Jeep is completed.

WhataJeep standard features:

>Cut and stretch Jeep, and do all the necessary work to it.
>Add section to the top and windows
>Add two seats matching seats in middle section per customer decision
> Add two doors as per customer decision
>Do all undercarriage work
>Do all sheet metal and fabrication work
>Level steel and apply high grade primer
>Add a double 3”tube bumper front and rear with hitch receiver
>Add 3” tube nurf bar with steps
>Add a 2” lift for larger tire clearance
>Add another sound bar to second roll bar
>Completely undercoat the Jeep
>Completely “bedline” the Jeep

This is what we will do:

We will inspect your Jeep for any problems, and let you know promptly.  We will then bring the Jeep into the line and do the following:

>Completely strip the Jeep and store your parts in boxes with your name on them
>Wash the Jeep inside, out and underneath
>Put the Jeep on our holding jigs and cut her apart, as per its requirements
>Pull her apart and add extended frame sections, gas, brake, emission lines, and electrical lines
>Complete realignment with lasers
>The drive shaft, floor panels, tunnel, floor stringers, seat bases and extra roll bar are also added.  Door panels and pillars and then fitted.
>The doors are fabricated as to your order.
>The step/nurf bar is added to the frame
>The Jeep is then completely welded out and sealed.  Body work is done.
>The Jeep is completely undercoated
>The tub of the Jeep is sanded and bed lined as to your choice of color
>All electrical is done
>The Jeep is then prepped for paint
>A trip to the paint shop then happens
>A trip to the upholstery shop is next
>The top is stretched as to your requirements.  As are the windows and doors
>The vehicle is returned to our shop, where it is put into the finish line
>Doors, seats, mats, pillar fillers, bumpers, door tops, and any and all other custom parts are added.  Wheels and tires lift kits and winches, etc. are done at this time
>Finish detail work is completed, and Jeep is given a complete final test and drive
>Jeep is prepped for shipment or pickup

WhataJeep Options

Options are an important part of your WhataJeep conversion.  We advise you to think about what you really need in choosing them.  We have found that these are the most important part of your conversion.
WhataJeep Engine
This combination really helps a Jeep.  This is by far the best money spent on a Jeep.
>Conical Ram Air Filter
>57-62 mm Throttle Body
>57-62mm Throttle Body Spacer
>Computer chips
WhataJeep Tops
Some Jeep owners do not even want a top, and some do so we offer:
>A full top exactly like the standard Jeep soft top
>A no flap bikini top, not your typical bikini top
>A half bikini top that covers just the driver and passenger

WhataJeep Seats

Depending upon your needs we offer this option.  Some people just hate Jeep cloth seats.  If you are at the beach, in the snow, just driving around with the top down, or hunting cloth may not be what you want.  It gets wet and stays wet.  We have to add two seats anyway, so we came up with this solution. 
>All vinyl recliner TrailMax seats in the whole Jeep.  This is a no cost option, as it costs us exactly the same to round up seats either cloth or vinyl.
>We will exchange your cloth for vinyl of equal quality.  We have many other Jeeps that want cloth, so it doesn’t matter to us.

WhataJeep Doors

WhataJeep standard conversion comes with original doors on the front and ½ rear doors.  Pricing varies per option, please inquire upon choosing doors.  We offer:
>4 full standard Jeep steel doors with roll up windows
>4 half Jeep steel doors with soft tops
>4 soft Bestop doors with soft tops
>4 safari tube type half doors
>2 full standard Jeep steel doors with 2 half doors and soft tops

WhataJeep Bodyliner/Bedliner or Paint:

This is another no cost option that you should seriously consider.  We now have a second generation of body liner that is unbelievable.  Standard rubber liners fade, and are only about 400 PSI tinsel strength.  This new product can be any color, and is over 1400 PSI tinsel strength.
We have done many Jeeps with it and consider it perfect for a Jeeps body.  We get it clear, and add the color pigment to it.  We can then put smooth, medium, and rough texture onto the Jeep body in the original Jeep Paint color.
This is about the toughest and most unusual product we have ever seen.  Hunters in the heavy brush love it because it will not scratch.  Rivers love it to put on their tow rigs because it wont rock chip and Jeepers love it because it really hides dirt; is unique and protects.  Jeep body comes alive with this stuff on it.
This is not your old style rubber bed liner that fades from black to off grey.   This stuff will make your WhataJeep stand out even more.  People cannot keep their hands off of it.
We will  either paint or body line your WhataJeep because it is the same cost to us so you get your choice.  Also you can get just sections done.  For example, a lot of people do not get the grill, cowl, windshield, or tailgate liner, for contrast to the paint.  This makes a beautiful striking finish to the Jeep.
Options that you might wish to add
If you can dream it, we can do it.  Over the years, we have done a lot of different things to Jeeps. We are set up as manufactures with many suppliers.  If you find something that you would like on your Jeep, we will buy it and add 10% on to our cost.  We usually can get a 20-50% discount, so this translates to money into your pocket.  Some options that we have added in the past include lift kits, huge sound systems, racks, tires and wheels, DVD players, custome upholstery, flat beds, dog boxes, u-shaped seating, winches, deer guards, light bars, hunting seats, deer feeders, and tow bars.

What Do I Need to Decide On?

>A Jeep pick a year after 1997
>A body style: Whatastretch 4door/6passenger, WhataTruck 4door/4 passenger, WhataLimo 6door/8 passenger, Hunter or touring Jeep
>A top – full or bikini or none
>Door style- Full, half, soft, tube or none
>Seats- cloth or vinyl
>Engine-what tricks or not
>Body-Paint or body liner
>Options-Lift, sound, wheels and tires, etc.