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Originally Posted by lowmiler
I bought a 1999 boxster from a little old lady.
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Wow, you fell for the oldest scam in the books... Nice little old lady selling a "lightly used" Porsche...
(just kidding)
You can't easily replace just the plastic rear window (you can try, but its a serious effort). Instead, most folks opt for a new top from a 3rd party manufacturer. GAHH makes a great product. If you go that route, get the acoustic material.
You can also try to polish the rear window. There are some specialty products that can help soften and clear the rear window. They work OK, but not really good enough if the top is creased and yellow.
Unfortunately, brake fluid from 2004 is well past its expected life (more like 3 years). Suggest you flush that.
While your at it, replace the oil and filter (once a year? So it was changed 12 months ago?). Also replace the oil filter, engine air filter and cabin filter. The cabin filter is a do-it yourself job its located in the front trunk.