Need GEN II polished aluminum wheel

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I'm going to try to make a garden hose reel out of a GEN II polished aluminum wheel...I got the idea from a post that I read a few months ago. I put an add in the classifieds...1 or 2 GEN II OE Polished Aluminum Wheels (Chrome look).

I can't spend the money for a wheel (or two) in perfect condition, but I also don't want one that is real mangled. Anybody have 1 or 2 that they would sell at a reasonable price?

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if not on here, you might want to try with some of the vendors.

they get trade-in's I am sure

'autoart' is always kewl, post a pic when you get done if you can!
 

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I'm going to try to make a garden hose reel out of a GEN II polished aluminum wheel...I got the idea from a post that I read a few months ago. I put an add in the classifieds...1 or 2 GEN II OE Polished Aluminum Wheels (Chrome look).

I can't spend the money for a wheel (or two) in perfect condition, but I also don't want one that is real mangled. Anybody have 1 or 2 that they would sell at a reasonable price?
Thanks!

Ken: I have been telling folks for YEARS to make hose reels out of Viper wheels. Lamp Tables and bar-stools too.

Email me your pedigree, I know you are a customer, but I need your name.

Ill send you a rashed wheel for very cheap,..... you pay s.h.
 
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Mark gave me the idea of affixing some lug nuts to the rim, but he didn't have any junk ones. Does anybody have 6 old ones that they could part with. I would gladly pay a shipping and handling charge.
 
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I finally got around to working on the hose reel...it does not spin (too difficult for my simple mind to figure out ;)). Here are some pictures...

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Sneaky Pete valve cap and vinyl on the plate...

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Construction to keep the wheel on the dolly...

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The only thing not done is the lug nuts...the hex bolt heads take up a bit of space where the lug nuts reside. I could cut lug nuts in half and affix them to the hex bolt heads, but I was hoping that someone else could give me a better idea...it doesn't have to be lug nuts :dunno:.

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