My first assignment was to print the 3D needed parts. I used my Prusa MK3s and Red and Black PLA.  I printed 'ALMOST' all the parts from the .stl files posted by Roger. However, I used some variations:

Mirrored Parts:

I printed the 4 corner Knuckles mirrored to place the motors in symmetry, and at some point in the future I will be printing 3 wheels mirrored because unlike on the real curiosity rover our wheels have directional spokes.

Edited Parts:

I printed 4 components from the STL's edited by (CJ Rover) to accommodate enforced mounting of moving parts, two of those 4 components (Triangle Wheel Couplers, and Round Servo Couplers) I printed at 100% infill for Strength.

I also printed 4 parts from my own redesign (The 3 parts in the Center Differential Joints), because the central differential joints didn't fit properly from the original .stl. I printed the bottom one in a different shape.  As I got close to mounting the servos and wheels I didn't like how the servos mount into the brackets or how the brackets mount into the walls; so I redesigned the Servo Brackets (and printed all 10 of them with 100% infill).

Optional Parts:

I printed a housing for the Bus Linker (2 parts) and Support Arms for the floor panel (2 identical arms)

Did not Print:

I did not print the Battery Tray or the Power Tray; I placed them inside the body of the rover.

COSTS

* 3D-Print the Parts Yourself $100

I used less than 1KG of Black PLA for Wheels, and less than 2KG of Red PLA for all other parts. I Paid $75 on eBay for all 3KG Shipped, and my Printer used about $20 worth of Electricity. If you have a 3D Printer with suitable size bed you should be looking about the same of what it cost me.

* Have someone 3D Print them for you $600

Don't have a 3D-Printer? Don't want to learn the Slicer software? or deal with 2 Weeks of printing? I found a few places online, and this one seems reputable https://print.all3dp.com/ so I uploaded all the parts and the total was $600 for the Entire Set; Filaments, Tax, and Shipping Included.  I suppose you just have to instruct them which parts you want mirrored along the x-axis, and about the infill factor.