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I went bigger. First, because it needed it. Window just too small. Second, because where the old window material was bonded to the fabric wasn't malleable. So it had to go, even though I was able to peel it all apart.

I ended up putting in a fixed window. Same plastic as before, but I enlarged it by about 8 inches side to side and two inches up and down. It turned out pretty good. Thanks for the support Roger

If you were going to have a zipper window, would you have one that zipped completely out or one that partially unzipped and flopped open like the door windows?

That zipper idea is really good. I will see if I can figure out how to make that work. RDS

I have decided to fix it. I ordered the plastic sheeting from Sailrite. I have an industrial sewing machine that I use for leatherwork. The window may not be the exact size and appearance as the stock one. But it will be solid and clear and last. I will be able to fix all the little...

I hadn't thought of the boat shop option! Brilliant. Since there are a couple of holes...it is replace the plastic or the whole unit, I guess. Thanks for the tip.

The rear curtain of my M1097R1 is all opaqued up and also has some holes. Rather than replace the whole curtain, is it possible (worth it) to replace the plastic? I think it was originally heat sealed on, but could a new piece be glued on? I'm not against getting a new one. But before did, I...