I hope this will pose a good challenge for fans of E3DBuggy fans. I used Fusion 360 to design and add in a simple-looking resting spider on the buggy's roof.  This should help me see if my printer is steady enough. I will have to re-print again (see my makes) even though it works. 
 

Do pardon my painting skill -I am sure you can do a better outcome than what I did. 
 

Cura settings are included in the last few photos. It took 2 hrs 50 mins to print, including warming the nozzle and bed.

I printed this on my Anycubic Kossel that has been upgraded with a SKR2 (B) board and TMC2209 drivers. There is an enclosure and an inner cardboard wall. The inner cardboard wall really helps in stabilizing every print that I did. 

Maybe slightly lowering  the nozzle temperature,  adjusting the retraction distance up a little, and reducing the retraction speed a little might give a better finish. I wanted to try using a skirt but did not have the time for a second run as I have some other prints to do.