Quoted from MrBally:

Varkon just measured for you:
24 7/16" wide x 22.0" high

Quoted from dmbjunky:

Stern Stars
MPU-100
Backglass
28 1/2" W x 25 1/2" H

Quoted from dmbjunky:

I noticed it said translites but you had Bally 6803's listed and those were backglasses.

Quoted from o-din:

Hey ForceFlow,
I was looking at your entries on pinwiki for playfield glass sizes-
http://pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=General#Playfield_Glass_Sizes
You've got my Magic Clock down as an exception with it's slightly wider than normal glass. All Williams that used the funky cabinet with the shelf on the front in 1960 and 61 used probably the same glass. These include-
Darts
Black Jack
Magic Clock
Bo Bo
Caravelle
Highways
Hollywood
Jungle
Music Man
Viking
The playfield is a little wider too so maybe these were the first widebody games.
The early Williams woodrails used a shorter cabinet and playfield glass up into the early to mid 50s, but I will need to take a measurement to get you the correct dimensions.

Quoted from dung:

Mystery Castle needs to be updated as it uses standard size glass.

Quoted from dung:

My mc came with a piece of zaccaria glass installed. Put that in soccer kings and swapped the other into mc. For the record my mystery castle cabinet is a repainted al's garage band cabinet. The factory had leftovers so the early mc's show red when they get flipper button wear. Stands to reason that the same cabinet, same lockdown bar, rails, and glass channel would use the same glass as al's.
My punchy did not come with glass, but after measuring here are the dimensions.
3/16" thick
21" wide
32 " long

Quoted from John_I:

Just measured Batman 66. The glass itself is 25-7/8 x 16-1/2 x 1/8 inch without the plastic trim pieces.
It's a pretty fair assumption that other SPIKE II games are the same size

Quoted from jaytrem:

Price was reasonable compared to the local places, $75.93 (tempered).

Quoted from jaytrem:

Might be a supply and demand thing. Called 2 local places, they both said about a month and were both over $100. Standard was $40 at Allentown this year. Figured an extra $35 for custom size and shipping wasn't bad.

Quoted from Chosen_S:

Slugfest
Playfield Glass
23” x 35 1/4”
3/16” thick clear tempered

Quoted from Xenon75:

I don't think all of the stern MPU-100 games are the same length. Tried to put a new piece of glass into a Hot Hand and it is too long. Compared to what was installed there originally and the new piece (standard "Classic SS" glass) is longer... Anyone else experience this or is this new glass cut wrong?

Quoted from Xenon75:

The original piece that was in the Hot Hand was 43" even. The replacement piece was just shy of the spec'd 43 & 3/16" The new piece will not allow the lockdown bar to close fully onto the game as the glass is in the way...

Quoted from Asiapinball:

The early Segas Maverick through to Goldeneye and including all 4 large DMD Segas all have same size backglass glass. It is 26-1/2" by 19-3/4" and 1/8" thick, as measured and in attached photographs.
Part number 660-5018-00 (from Item 16 of page 44 of the Baywatch manual) which also confirms the length at 26-1/2" and width of 19-3/4" (but not thickness)
The following have this same glass listed in the manual:
Maverick
Apollo 13
Batman Forever
Baywatch
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Goldeneye
Independence Day and Twister have a different glass. 660-5008-00 which is 26" x 22-1/2"
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Quoted from greywolf:

Looking for the EM backglass sizes but not finding them here...

Quoted from FLASHBALL:

Gottlieb System 1 backglass size seems to be missing. I have a Solar Ride which is 26 x 26. But came here to confirm if Genie being widebody was the same.
Anybody?