RECAP!!
Looking back through this thread, I realized I hadn't given much updates after September of 2018. Since then a few things have changed on the old Ghost, which I feel I need to share as some of these new elements will be moving onto the rebuild. I'll also be making a few new changes as well and not just a body shell replacement.
One of the changes I made on the old Ghost was the front support for the body. 2 times prior to 2020 the PVC system on the front had failed, once due to trying to load it into my Jeep and a second incident where it lost a fight with a door at a convention (Yes, there is video evidence of this and it's sad to watch

) After the second break I went back and designed the front end to just be a straight shot of 2x6 down the front nose. This increased it's sturdiness so it didn't bounce around so much, and added further support in the form of 2 more boards running down to meet at the bottom board. Still used the PVC pipes to attach the wings however as that system worked great.
The other major change to the old Ghost was getting an upgraded scooter after the old one died on me during a ride....and left me to walk back to my truck....3 miles away..............I wasn't salty, nooooooo. Anyways, the new scooter has a higher capacity battery, a 350w motor built directly onto the front drive wheel, a better turn radius, 2 side wheels for better stability, a creep mode and full speed mode, reverse capabilities, and a higher weight threshold somewhere around 350 pounds. In theory it can reach speeds up to 25mph, and has a range of 20 miles. Of course I'll need to test it first before I can claim these numbers true, which may prompt the question, well why haven't you? Well, the new scooter was purchased and installed right at the start of May 2020, during the pandemic, so it was basically grounded from travelling anywhere for testing. Some minor tests were run in my driveway, but that's the extent of it.
So some of these new features will get transferred over to the new Ghost, and a few new ones as well. As seen above, the old Ghost sits too high on the new scooter, so that will be getting addressed. The new Ghost shell is bigger than this one, so that will help in hiding the scooter better. How much bigger? Well you'll have to wait and see

. I'm not sure if I want to keep the 2 side wheels, or opt to make it into a 2 wheel cycle instead, but once I make that decision there will be no turning back. With the bigger body I'll be able to add the front foot rests hopefully so legs wont have to be downward to the ground. Lastly, I'm looking into the reflective mirror trick that people seem to try and slam me over the head with anytime I post the Ghost anywhere on social media, but it looks grim. If the mirrors require too much angle then it won't work due to the front wheel needing to turn. I won't rule it out yet, but it doesn't look feasible.
Also, big shout out to
Jeffw773 who has provided the 3D model for the new Ghost shell which I've been using to remake it. For the longest time the only available model was the old polygonal one I used for the first shell, but Jeff has been working hard to get better updated models of vehicles, maps, and audio from all the games which really helps out. Thanks Jeff
That's all for now, stay tuned for more progress pics!