Not really with GInfoWindow.
You could crawl through the DOM looking for references to
http://maps.gstatic.com/intl/en_ALL/mapfiles/iw3.png
and direct then to your own equivalent image, but opening the infowindow
is asynchronous, so the user will probably see an ugly flash of white
before the colour changes.
While crawling the DOM you'd need to look for <img src=""> and <div
style="background-image:..."> and calls to AlphaImageLoader if the
browser is MSIE.
Crawling the DOM is not futureproof. Google do change the image URL from
time to time. The image used to be iw.png, then iw2.png, and it used to
be in www.google.com/mapfiles/ and then in
www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/mapfiles/. Each of those changes would have
caused a simple search fro the image to fail.
Alternatively, you could use a third party window system like
ExtInfoWindows or EWindows.
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