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I would recommend you find at least one that has a compatible glass in their stock and recommend the insurance company or local glass company source it from there. Then you know exactly what you're getting.

I replaced my glass by myself. I got an new rubber gasket that the glass sits in in the frame also from Shell Valley which made it easier. A stingy amount of silicon lubricant on the stubborn portions (corners) made it easy. It's a little heavy for one person to place the glass and frame back on the uprights so a second set of hands is helpful.

The glass and gasket was $435 (including shipping) in 2009.