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Can someone point me in the right direction on removing a dash pad? I have a 88 35th anniversary that I want to replace the bread box with the flat panel. To do it the correct way involves removal of the dash pad. I am not sure what is all involved to remove the top. I also want to make sure...

Thanks! It is a great car. Number #0296 and one of the 200 with the 4+3 manual.

Here's mine...

If you like to show your car, its best to install a small toggle switch that you can pick up at Radio Shack or any electronics store to operate the hood lamps. The best place found to locate is on the frame next to the radiator.

Not sure why it would come into play when it hits the 120 degree mark!?!?! Since the change, mine will not go into OD unless I push the button no matter what the temp.

When you install the 88 OD set it to operate manually. That's what I did on my 35th Anniversary. Got tried of it constantly going on when I did not want it. Now when I wish to use it, such as highway, I push the button.

They look great! You got to love them...

Here is the poop on the 35th - The 35th was the first true anniversary model that Chevrolet produced and only 2,050 at that. Out of the 2,050, only 200 of them came with the 4+3 Doug Nash transmission. The option was RPO Z01 35th Special Edition Package. It received white side moldings, white...

Don't have one by itself, but here it is with its 19 year almost 20 year old sister...