This is a Dodge Challenger 1320. So this usually sits here and when you pop this out you can get to this little piece here. If you pull up on that it puts the car in neutral and they can roll away with your prized possession. So I'm going to invent something to cover this. I'd like to make it a plate. Let me pull this up so I can see. Okay. So it connects to that lever right there and that lever pulls up which pulls on a cable. So I'm going to try and take this off and see if we can come up with a design to go over that. Let's see if we can get that popped out which this is just put in with push clips all the way around. Once I pull it up I'll show you. Okay. So you can see these little clips here. The only other thing you have to do is disconnect this little piece. There's a part right there. You push in on here and that will release the clip. Okay. So right here is what I was saying. If you push down on this that piece right there down there, slide it out. Now I'm going to pull this up. There is a T25 right up there. You see that? I have to get in there and unscrew that and that will take our shifter out. So that's our next plan of attack. So here's what the shifter looks like when it's off. There's the T25. And when you pull it up you push in this and pull straight up and the whole thing comes off. Now you can see the clips. And to remove the clips I used a small flathead in between the shiny part and the matte part. And once I got it popped up a little bit I used a plastic. This is actually from a bike tire kit but just a little plastic lever to get into there and pull it up kind of a plastic screwdriver so you don't scratch and mess anything up. So now we can look in here and see what this is. So let's look a little bit closer. I have a bolt here and have a bolt up here. Okay, I got a bolted in. One in the front, one in the back. Let's go ahead and reassemble this thing. See what it looks like. Okay, so now Mr. Thief comes in. Oh man, let's get this thing. You ain't getting nothing. Getting nothing son. Don't go meant to hand it tonight, move on to the next car.