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@Skülly
Right, by compound curve to you mean along two planes, not one? Too tricky perhaps.
Maybe sanding (or reaming or what have you) out a dipped section along the length then, once it's been laminted with a flat section. Maybe a bevel or step along the edges of the top would look ace with contrasted layers of wood?
27" rim jig probably a good idea, though the final product ought to have enough flex to allow fitting to diff wheel/tyre combos pretty easily. I don't know about the adhesive side of it but presumably one that doesn't harden too much will work.