The Wheeling PJ1 was an American single seat homebuilt aircraft equipped with two pulse-jet engines.

The fuselage was of simple design, with the pilot located under a bubble canopy.

[1] The aircraft's most notable feature was its propulsion, supplied by two Gluhareff pulse jet engines, mounted to the rear of the canopy.

One contemporary image shows the engines positioned close together, on struts rising from the fuselage.

[3] The PJ1 was shown in a semi-completed state at the 1982 EAA Oshkosh airshow, however it is not known if the aircraft was subsequently completed, or if any flights had been made with it.