1970 Dart- Lexan Glass

Any of the race car shops, Ed Quay, S&W, ART, Alston's, Quarter Max, etc., etc., can sell you the tubing and the bending tool to make the window frame but you'll have to weld the tabs on the tube and then to your door. Personally I don't like Lexan as it scratches easily unless you buy the expensive stuff (MarGuard) and the glare off it makes it difficult to see at night, especially if you are older like me.

If you don't have fiberglass doors than the Lexan is a very, very small weight savings and to not have the convience of roll down windows just makes it worse, to me. My car still has all factory glass in it and the front windows still roll up and down.

This why I use smoked gray Lexan on the sides. Yes it is true Lexan tends to scratch easy, this is why I will cut out and extra set when I make them and keep then for spares. But with the limited use a race car see's and with reasonable care it will last several years. And the weight savings on the 4 side pieces and the windshield adds up to enough weight savings to make it worth it. Plus allows you to move the weight where it needs to be if necessary, over the rear!