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It's an El Tigre frame with Trail Blazer forks and front wheel.

As Mark G said, that would have been sold in Canada as an SE Woods bike. They had a couple different variations of that frame.

It is a Sundowner. Manco bought out Fox remaning stock and placed the Manco stickers on the Fox Sundowners and Desert Fox bikes they got. I have a brochure for Manco that shows the Desert Fox and Sundowner and a couple other Fox bikes.

The frame was made by Manco and it was sold through Sears in the mid 70s. . If the wheels are 7 inch they are Fantic Broncco wheels.

I'm still here and as Karen said I was very excited to finally have an answer for these bikes. Besides the cool name Wheelee I was happy to see they were made in 1970. I always thought they might have been made in the 80s or so. Also interesting that they were sold as rollers for you to decide...

I didn't say I saw it for sale. I'm sure it was posted on Facebook just to show it off or question what it was.

home made. I think I saw that posted on Facebook awhile ago.

Hey, do you still have this Mod Scene bike?

That one was a 1976 Sears. This is an image from the 1974 Sears catalog and also a 1978 Sears catalog.

It was made by Manco and sold through Sears.

The bike used in Dumb and Dumber was an AZUSA mini bike that was stretched out. Not a Glenco Little Gen.

BC1000 with the wrong wheels and someone cut off the original handle bars.

Definitely home made. Cool though!

Home made

Same bike. Just sold in different parts of the world. The Pony was sold in Canada. You can see the Terra fork plate sticker in the Pony bike brochure. They were all made in Taiwan. Just like the Scat Cat, Grand Prix, Deltek, Decksons, etc.