DASH SWITCH PANEL LIGHT

That's easy, there are no Phillips screws on the dino period!!!

 

ANYWHERE!!

 

BTW the bulb was clear, there is a green plastic lense over the fixture!

 

there were Philips screws on parking and indicator lights.... all models....

 

... and not to mention Daytonas, which were built during same "period", also feature(d) quite a few Philips head screws.

 

I own my dino since new, there are no Phillips screws anywhere!! The bulb is clear, your bulb has been replaced!

 

plexiglass strips ?

 

Exactly.
The ones you will find are on bought from outside units but not Scaglietti

 

I stand corrected;
There is phillips screws for the turn signals/parking lights the only ones I found!
The dash light I was wrong it is a green bulb no green lens, I can see. The screws are slotted.

 

Not familiar with those specifically, but several exterior and interior fixtures/trim items seem to have featured them.

 

Anybody knows where to find a replacement "Switch panel light"? - mine was lost during re-upholstery. Thank you!

 

If you're talking about the "Instrument Illumination Rheostat", #24 on page 5 of the US owners' manual, I found one at DinoParts. A Google search will provide more than one seller.

https://www.dinoparts.com/en/detail/index/sArticle/19568

Now that I've looked at the pictures above, that probably isn't what you were referring to. I've crawled all over and under my Dino and don't remember seeing anything like the pictures, (my care is a European model). Where is this located?

 

Definitely not that one

 

Interesting, but I seem to remember that mine had a glass cover on it, i.e. you couldn't touch the lightbulb inside

 

Wrong, look at your Carello lights.
Units bought in by Ferrari may have phillips by that outside supplier.
Generally you are correct, Pininfarina used phillips, Scaglietty used raised head slotted

 

What racerboy9 is showing you (p/n 40095101) is actually a dash light for the 308gt4's. These lights mount on the underside of the dash pod and shine light onto the face of the instruments. My 1970 Dodge Challenger had a similar setup.

 

No, the bulb is white but with green vinyl sleeve around