I've been having a look at the car today and trying to find a way around the problem of glueing the inside 'cockpit' to the car body. I think I may have found a way to do it, but with my build it's a bit late now.
First off build the inside 'cockpit', then assemble the clear windows to the frames and assemble the roof. Then before statring to build the lower parts of the car, attach the side windows, wind screen, back window, then the roof. This way allows access to the top of the windows, so they can be glued more in line with the inside 'cockpit'. Thats the bit I had problems with.
When the top of the car is done, start making the hood/bonnet, wings, lower part of the doors and rear end. Then attach the floor, finish the wheels , job done. Wish I had thought about doing the build this way before getting near the end.
I don't fancy ripping the car apart, at the moment, to try the above way of building, so I'll finish the car body, slap it on a remote car, have a bit of fun. Then look at stripping the car down and finishing it off.
I hope skip don't mind me giving this bit of advice, it is possible to fully assemble the car body and the insides, then attach them together. It's just that I can't get the parts to line up (hands to big).
I've nearly finished the body off, so I'll post a photo later on tonight.