Got it Brian. I was able to piece together my answer by looking at pics and other stuff on the forum. Thanks
How'd you end up doing it? I just looked into the construction manual and drawings and I am not finding instructions for tracing the shape of the cuddy roof onto the (bottom of) the windshield pieces either. Perhaps I judged that it really wasn't necessary at the time? On average, the center windshield piece, resting on the roof, would have about a 3/8" gap on either outer corner above the cuddy roof. This can easily be filled with epoxy when you fillet and glass the windshield pieces onto the cuddy roof. On the other hand, if you want to mount the pieces and trace the cuddy roof shape onto them for a better fit, you can do that of course ... just do it BEFORE you trace the pilot house roof shape onto the top ends of the windshield pieces. The pieces will drop 1/4" to 3/8" when you fit them to the cuddy roof, so you want to leave the excess wood on the top ends there until after the cuddy roof fitting. Hope that's clear.
So I can use feedback here ... as a builder, does it seem that you'd prefer fitting the windshield panels to the cuddy roof? I can add a couple of lines to the construction manual for that, maybe an illustration or two.
Brian
