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I failed to mention,, It will be easier to remove the center windows, reducing the weight when removing the door and re-installing it after the rebuild is complete,,(they have to be removed anyways when you disasemble the door).
Box doors, (like yours) are relativley easy to rebuild,, they are basically a minimal frame,and the voids filled in with corrigated card board or styrofoam, Unscrew the surrounding screws and seperate the outter and inner door panels and just rebuild the frame, but use L brakets at the joints, and add a couple more cross supports and resupport the center windows.
Its actually easier then one would think,, the hardest part is removing and re-installing the door itself.