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i've thougth about 4 bikes a TT and a car, and just resigned myself to not taking bikes. guessing but if you used a towbar mounted carrier there might be enough underhang so you could put kiddied bikes on but not an adults bike.
to get the job costed, and a basic frame started you need to measure the length and width of the body and the height you would need......and decide what you would have it made out of - and i presume it would be "box" section steel or alloy. ....there must be some sheet metal companies in the reading area who could do this for you?
theres already holes in the body of the TT for this purpose.
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