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In my last post I said that I was looking for a matching fifth aluminum wheel for my spare tire rack on my H1. Now I am looking for a couple of Hutchinson two piece 17" rims to complete a set of five for my H1 :lol: These are much like the H1 Alpha wheels but as you can see by the pictures...

I just picked up a 2002 H1 that has the aluminum wheels on it. I'd like to get a fifth one for the spare tire rack. Anybody have takeoffs they want to sell? osmwi@bellsouth.net

As a result of the custom V100 project I am in the middle of, I will have some parts that will no longer be needed for this vehicle such as the engine cover armor, radiator cover armor, interior engine panels, engine and transmission, original wheels and tires, linkage, some seating, radiator...

Here's what the fan looks like when the grille is removed, and the exhaust will be routed to the lower left side of it . You can also see the radiator shroud on the top side.

Thanks for the photos, sure takes a lot of stress out of the work I'm doing on mine 8-)

When I bought mine, I wasn't thinking about how many different rounds it could possibly defeat...I just wanted to be able to park somewhere and not worry about door dings :lol:

This is pretty much what it looks like from the angle that you described :p

Thank you Thought I might get away with just taking the screen off the one thats already in it :lol:

Thought I'd share a couple photos of my V100 thats being repowered with a 300HP 5.9 Cummins with the Allison 6 speed. This is the unit that the custom wheels and fuel doors go with :twisted:

:lol: maybe a little bit

I used schedule 40 butt weld caps, and machined 1-1/2" off the overall height

Thanks for the input TacticalTruck, I added a 1/2" tall band that should make any rain or hose directed water go around the filler area and drain at the bottom third of the cap. rather than having the possibility of being able to wick its way in near the gasket

Thanks Moose and B3...this is the kind of stuff that my kids help out with, so they get to learn how to do things plus they get to keep most of the things they work on. One of the reasons I like stainless, years from now it pretty much looks like the day it was made :-D

Good point! Also pretty easy to do since I've not attached them to the hull yet, thanks.

Here's the stainless steel fuel door assemblies which should give a more modern look to this V100 project. The plate will weld to the hull and the fuel inlet assembly will bolt to the plate.

Glad everybody liked it :grin: I always encourage folks to step off the beaten path and try to do something creative and unique...even comical. I truly believe that an imagination is the most rewarding thing one can share with others 8)

What's your thoughts guys? :lol:

Too hard to find a GM car that would have made the triprofl

Glad you guys enjoyed the vid, when we do the 280Z you'll see it here too :twisted:

11 lbs :-D And Barney Fife and Warren were there too:mrgreen: