2 Door Fox + Plasma Torch = US Spec SAVEIRO by DasBaldGuy

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Well funny you should ask! Got a little bit of work done this Sunday. The inferred "we" means Fab-Master-J while I tried not to get dirty. I did do a lot of standing around and looking pretty. I also sat around and looked equally pretty.   
Anyway, here is the laundry list of what was accomplished all in one day:
1) Cut out the whole-big-hole for the rear window,
2) Created a frame to hold the tinted Lexan from falling into the Cabin.
3) Welded said frame into the rear wall,
4) Fixed/capped the weird stuff where the roof line met the B pillar.
5) Made the retaining/trim bezel that will hold the Lexan from falling into the DumpCart (Truck Bed).
Doesn't sound like much, but visually you can see a lot of change!
Behold the photos:
This Image is of the cardboard cut-out used to mock up the window size. You can see the Metal frame made of "L" bracket in the next 3 photos.

The Metal frame made of "L" bracket.

You can see the Metal frame made of "L" bracket.

You can see the Metal frame made of "L" bracket.

Prep work and you can see into the Drivers Cabin now! (Yes that is a 93 Fox 4door in the back ground)

The "L" bracket frame tack welded in place.

The "L" bracket frame tack welded in place.

The "L" bracket frame tack welded in place.

The "L" bracket frame tack welded in place.

The Whole-window-hole.

The Dark Whole-window-hole.

The Trim Bezel goes on the outside to keep the rear Window from falling into the DumpCart.

I made that. The Trim Bezel goes on the outside to keep the rear Window from falling into the DumpCart.

Trowin Spaarks Maan!

Fab-Master-J is the shizz-diggity!