Midway Style Cocktail Glass Info *Help*

[JLR2000]

Okay folks, any info you might have regarding this post would be most appreciated....

Not quite a year after building my mame upright, I've got a midway style cocktail cab (gutted) that I want to Mame.  It was a "Trivia Whiz" by Merit when I got it, but the cocktail cab looks exactly like the galaga/pac-man style cocktails, with the white glass behind the control panels.  The only diff I see so far is that the cp's are wood.  When I took out the buttons you can even tell that a joystick and 1 or 2 button holes were there first.  Anyway, I'm looking to fix this up and I'm kinda lost on where to get replacement glass.  I'm not sure of the dimensions, the type of glass, thickness, etc.  I know a lot of people use lexan, but I'd like to price out glass if at all possible.  Anyone know where I can find replacement glass or how much this would be?  If not, anyone know the dimensions that I could give to a glass company to get priced out?  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks for your time.  

[jelloslug]

The glass is 1/4" thick tempered glass 32" x 22" with 3.50" radius on each corner (you might want to verify this on your cabinet, the corner radius can be a bit different from game to game).  I have see them for sale for about $60 from arcade supplers but I have had a local glass shop quote $15 for NON-tempered glass.  Unless you have clumsy kids, wife, self ect. tempered glass is not worth the extra price.  The difference between tempered and non-tempered is that when you break tempered, it will crumble like a car window and standard glass will make sharp shards.  PM me and I can send you a full sized drawing so you can have a template to take to a glass shop.