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Bob S, you could also consider a much cheaper alternative. I would suggest thin Lexan sheets. Cut slots in them near the edges and you can use velcro straps to attach to the legs of the T-Top. If you get a little creative (not very), the side panels can also swing out away from the top from the back legs and attach to the gunwhales to act as wings to block wind and or spray. Very low maintenance too as well as easy to replace when it gets scratched up too bad. I've seen a couple boats with this arrangement and it doesn't look as cheesy as it sounds. You can even shop around and find some that's tinted if that's your preference.
Oh btw, nice boat! Nice T-Top too. Is that an Atlantic Towers Top?
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