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How about a picture with the window installed shoot from the inside??
My concern it how it looks inside...

Jeff


Time for a little market research:

AirCrafters recently constructed a lightweight, high strength carbon
fiber
window
frame for a Legacy.  The frame uses the stock Legacy side window and
fits
tight enough that a
thin silicone gasket will prevent leaking.