Thanks for the info Tighed1. I did research what everyone was saying. I did decide to go to Classic Auto Interiors in Tampa. In speaking with Daran, we went over the 3 types of fixes:
1. Rebond w/ Superman Glue - - he says that 9 times out of 10, the glass does release. Tighed1 you are amoung the previleged few success stories.
2. They will rebuild the top with the top grade German Canvas, sewing in a pocket for the original glass $1475
3. Sew a 40 gauge marine grade vinyl window in the existing canvas for $575.

Daran was EXTREMELY compassionate for our cause. He does about 7 CrossFires Roadsters a week and knows the difficulty in getting a dime from Chrysler. Doesn't this just make you sick!

Having had a Convertible Beemer with a factory vinyl window, I am satisfied with the option for now. I am saving my rear glass just in case something should happen to my bonnet and then I will have it replaced by Classic with their custom fit pocketed top using my old glass.

I will take some photos when I get her back. Estimated repair time is 1-2 days.