@Jimmy V. posted:I love how the IM Speedsters side windows roll up into a tight fit. I Kit to convert our Speedsters to that would sell .
I think it could be done on your car Jimmy but it would be a one off. Someone with skill could have to do it as you need to cut the top of the door and fiberglass a lip on both sides to hold a squeegee which is screwed in with SS screws on both sides then of course is the window custom cut to your top slope and some form of meeting place at the windshield. I believe IM moves the windshield a bit closer to the driver then glues a rubber along the windscreen edge and the cut glass is shaped to go up and merge into the front window.
Lots of neet engineering was done to do that on the roadster the edge is straighter.
As my real estate agent used to say, Ray, you can buy that 
Getting back to the subject, Alan, absolutely stunning.
@Jimmy V. look below ... not sure if window moves straight up or if it somewhat rolls up and into the windscreen edge... some cars do that, but having them ready at one button push is pretty handy as sometimes it rains and you only need to put up the side windows and not the top for light rain.
