Revell, kit this.

[Greg Myers]

[Ace-Garageguy]

Hmmmmm...that would certainly be something worth researching and scratchbashing, anyway. 

Probably one chance in a billion of getting a kit though.

[Lizard Racing]

I would assume the 1:1 still exists for scaling purposes.

[Ace-Garageguy]

I would assume the 1:1 still exists for scaling purposes.

In the Garlits Museum      http://garlits.com/portfolio-items/swamp-rat-17/

Edited July 14, 2016 by Ace-Garageguy

[Nitro Neil]

Yaba Daba Doo! 

That's a big YES from me!

There is a in 1/43rd kit made by Soldan Models, but he only releases a few at a time and they are hard to get.

Land Speed Racing has always been underrepresented in 1/25th plastic. 

And Garlits keeps EVERYTHING. They could do an episode of "Hoarders" on the guy.

 

 

Edited July 14, 2016 by Nitro Neil

[Ace-Garageguy]

 

Land Speed Racing has always been underrepresented in 1/25th plastic. 

Agreed, but this is a drag car that didn't work out because the rear of the car generated lift, it got light, lost traction at speed, and wasn't fast. Plug was pulled on development.  

Edited July 14, 2016 by Ace-Garageguy

[Daddyfink]

Well, it is not a land speed car and I believe there was a resin body of this somewhere, or at least the Jocko Johnson Streamliner  

I like it, but, I really don't see this as a viable kit when there are some many other cars that could be done. 

 

[keyser]

Jocko Johnson's Moonliner. Begging for resin, I've never seen one. Some Hawk thingy rubber-band car similar, but too killer for "close enough".

[LDO]

Someone made a big scale model, body only, of the Moonliner in fiberglass. Garage kit. Probably impossible to find now.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Man, is that one gorgeous shape. i forget about that car, and then when I see it again, it's like...wow. Needs to be scratchbashed too (though I could do without the organ-pipes),

[slusher]

 

Probably one chance in a billion of getting a kit though.

Totally agree..

[Jon Haigwood]

After reading the backstory on it's history I don't see much of chance of it being made a kit. It still would be a fun build.

[iBorg]

I believe there was a solid resin cast. Several people bought it, a few actually received it. Cool car. 

 

[keyser]

I've considered spoons for front fenders, and whittling laminated plastic. P.retty far down the list, sadly, but a great looking car. I could live with a brick/curbside if accurate and actually delivered. 

No way we'll ever see a kit. Pipes are excessive, but so cool. The Hotwheels version is nice. 

[Daddyfink]

I believe there was a solid resin cast. Several people bought it, a few actually received it. Cool car. 

 

I have one of those solid cast resin bodies pieces, it is pretty hefty! I have Jocko's Porting Service decals I might use on it. 

[Ace-Garageguy]

It looks like a very fast lobster.   

[10thumbs]

Naaa, it's modeled after a somewhat used bar of soap.