I have the Flintstone Studebaker Starliner Salt Flat conversion and the 1/25th Goldenrod.
Saltie Stude
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The Salt Flats Hornet is tempting.
Maybe a turbine car as it's reminiscent
of a super-sized Rover Jet 1.

Salt Flats Hornet

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Some intriguing items there, I wonder if his future 'Goldenrod' is the Summers Brother's car?

I just may have four Hemis knocking about in The Loft.................... 

Quote from: PR19_Kit on April 06, 2025, 05:00:43 AMSome intriguing items there, I wonder if his future 'Goldenrod' is the Summers Brother's car?

I just may have four Hemis knocking about in The Loft.................... 

The Goldenrod is the Summers Brothers car and it's been available for years. I have one and it's a single, solid lump o'resin. An interior would require a major hollowing out session. 
Here it is with the 1/24th Profil24 Irving-Napier and the old 1/24th Monogram Chapparal as a size reference.

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Hmm, I know a man with a milling machine...................... 

That reminds me.  I have a Revell Challenger 1 on the shelf of procrastination...

Quote from: zenrat on April 07, 2025, 04:57:13 AMThat reminds me.  I have a Revell Challenger 1 on the shelf of procrastination...

Yeah, me too. But every time I look at the instructions and try to figure out how to get those four Pontiac mills in the chassis, I put it back in the box!

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Quote from: zenrat on April 07, 2025, 04:57:13 AMThat reminds me.  I have a Revell Challenger 1 on the shelf of procrastination...

Yeah, me too. But every time I look at the instructions and try to figure out how to get those four Pontiac mills in the chassis, I put it back in the box!

I've got past that stage.  i think it was lining up the exhausts that stymied me.
Wiring four engines was a chore.
The instructions are unchanged since it was first released.