This the inspiration car...

This is the chassis upside down ready to weld up the bits I missed

I’m now working on the body. I’ve mocked up the basic frame in 6mm mdf. I’m now. Carving the curved section in foam ( expanded polystyrene ) I build profiles in mdf then hot wire the foam to get the basic shape, then carve the curves wth wire brush and sandpaper. Next I’ll skin then make moulds in fibreglass

Hi Stefan, this is kind of what I do a lot of the time for my business
Polystyrene... I buy blocks, 8’ x 4’ x 2’
I have a special hot wire transformer, special thin wire and a pair of cables
I make profiles, place them either side of the block and with someone to help me we cut one profile out
Then turn 90 degrees and cut the other profile
To be honest, you can’t do this in your garage. You need space, a hot wire transformer and big blocks of foam
If I didn’t have this I’d do it the traditional way with profiles in mdf like building a boat hull and fill gaps in with foam or plaster
Hope that helps.
When we have a Builders day up here I’ll demonstrate for all
Steve

Gel coat going onto the pattern for the back end ( or is that liquid chocolate 😳)
Prior to layers of fibreglass

I’m starting to fit the fibreglass back end. I made up a bracket to hang it off. Now making the piece that goes above the seat fit as wel

bravo very nice work