Mine was replaced back in January but they told me it was because I had taken out the extended warranty. I have no idea where the car originally was delivered as it was an ex Alamo rental. I originally used Gorilla Glue as well and it worked quite well although it looked like crap. I found that when I glued the window back I made two six inch prop rods to hold the window up against the top until it dried. I put them on the read deck up against the bulkhead. Left them there for a day and it stayed quite well. Had it like that for five months until the top was replaced. Only thing I worry about now is what happens if the same thing happens this summer. Chrysler said the warranty was good for 10 years and 100,000 miles but I don't know if they'll replace it more than once.
If you list your car for sale on Ebay, it comes with a free autocheck report. I did that last night, and found out that mine was delivered to Florida, where it was a rental.