Using Fuji Instax Wide film with Polaroid 100-type cameras?

Eventually, the supply of Fuji packfilm will run out, and we will not see new packfilm being made again for a long time.

Is it at all possible to modify a Polaroid 100 type land camera for use with newer Fuji Instax Wide film? I know it's a completely different process, but perhaps there's a way.

I don't want to see my Polaroid fall into disuse!

Perhaps a 3D-created adapter could be made to hold the Instax film in the Polaroid camera; some mechanism would be needed to eject the sheets.

I'm totally ignorant of the Instax process. As you know, the Polaroid pack film cameras rely on tabs that attach to each sheet and which are manually pulled out through the rollers.

I wonder if Polaroid Originals may someday make pack film. I have three pack film cameras and love the results I've gotten with the Fuji FP film.

You should be able to attach an Instax film to the pressure plate of a spent Polaroid-type cartridge and get a single exposure.

I bought a 110a to have converted by this fella. It had already been converted to take fp-100c. I'm going to have it upgraded to the single viewfinder as well.

http://www.instantoptions.com/shop/instax/