I already have a detailed GLB surface model of a Ford GT40 and now need it rebuilt inside SolidWorks. The final deliverable should be a clean SLDASM assembly with accompanying SLDPRT files, each one representing a distinct panels. I’m after clear separation of the body panels and chassis, plus their obvious external add-ons—tires, mirrors, windows, and lights—so that each can be modified or replaced independently once the project is back in my hands. Accuracy matters more than naming rules, so feel free to follow your usual file-naming logic as long as everything nests logically inside the master assembly. Please keep real-world scale, preserve surface quality, and turn as many surfaces as practical into true solids so I can run downstream simulations without extra cleanup. Deliverables • One parent SLDASM referencing all child SLDPRT files • Individual panel parts (doors, hood, roof, rear clip, etc.) • Separate chassis part(s) and each listed external component • Model oriented to the standard SolidWorks planes and saved in the latest commercial release Send a short outline of your workflow along with an estimated turnaround and I’ll confirm the green light right away.