help with dash fabrication

I'm actually not redoing my entire dash just part of it.  I've cleared the area I need to work in but I'm having some troubles in my planning.

I don't have pics but the following link shows what the area in my car looks like(it's the same model)

http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalMitDiamante.htm

If you look at the last pic you can see where the radio is.  Well from the point just above the top of the radio all the way down through the two seats to the arm rest is where I need customization.

I'm installing a 12" touchscreen monitor/computer...and the computer's case is integrated into the the mount for the screen so I can't just disco the screen make a mold and fiberglass.  I have to make a mold that will hold the screen as well as blend in with the remaining factory dash while still having a nice looking dash center console.

Here's the computer

http:///.com/dll?ViewItem&item=2794040345&category=3698&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWA%3AIT&rd=1

Now my idea is to utilize the brackets coming off the sides of the screen as a way to mount to whatever I create.  Then making some type of cover that would go over it and basically make it look like nothings there.  I was planning on using mdf and then fiberglassing that.  I've never worked with either but have already purchased resin and fg mat so these tools I have.  I have to get gloves and a mask I know. 

Things I need help with.....what tools do I use to modify the shape of MDF and how do is this stuff sold.  meaning is it sold like a 2 x 4 or is it in a shape.  what's the best way to blend the new fiberglassed pieces in with the old dash.  any design tips would be good as well. 

Thanks for the help, it was definitely needed.  The following is a link to my web page and shows the unit test fitted.  Maybe it'll give someone inspiration and they'll in turn give me some good ideas. 

http://home.comcast.net/~jarvis.wynn/

Honestly the best idea i would suggest for that computer is to re fit it eaither in your glove box area or mold it directly into your dash up higher then it is cause it seems like you just shoved it there rather then custom building it !!! Plus when you do something like that you gotta find a way to not show any wires the best u can and just have the screen showing not the whole unit

an idea would be to make a sort of face plate out of Mdf board around the brackets so you have something to mount it on, then you can fint a spot it best fits in the dash so it is almost flush or flush and then create another faceplate to cover the brackets. that way you can always pull it out to get at the wire connections. and if you really want to get facy you can find small actuators and sliders and at a push of a button it will slide out for you to make connections.

thats just my suggestions!!

some vary have software for desing booths for

this is my a-mail

josemoises_0910@hotmail.com