I found this pic, and I'm very interested in doing something like this.

http://s404.photobucket.com...ce34TDCDohc.jpg.html

Any idea who's car this is, I'd like to see more pics of it.

I'm also wondering how this could be built. I'd like to form pockets for the taillights like the F360 has.
I'm not sure the best way to form the compound shapes needed, and make the bend all look uniform.

It's pretty straightforward. Take a sheet of the mesh, cut it to size, bend a top and a bottom lip. The trick is in the corners. If you see my arrow, you will notice a little bit of a bunching-up of the mesh. I assume that the mounting lip is cut off at this point and the mesh is simply hand rolled into the shape. For the lights the mesh is cut, and then the mesh is slit multiple times from the center outwards towards the edges of the lights. Then the multiple slits can be bent into a round form.

You could probably make a wooden buck of the taillight shape and then bend/press/pound it into shape with a mallet.

The outside edges I think will be fairly straight forward, its the recessed light pockets that I think will be difficult. The real f355 challenge cars have a pocket where the lights sit. Id like to have the pockets rather then just bolting the lights straight onto the face of the mesh.

You could also do the ends in fiberglass and the center of the panel using the mesh material.