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Last Activity: 04-09-2024 11:30 AM

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  • About Bob Heine
    Name
    Bob Heine
    Location
    Boca Raton Florida
    Occupation
    Retired Jack of Some Trades
    Year & Model
    72 Coupe, 87 Convertible
    Color
    Black, Red and Gold
    Mods
    '87: ground effects, wood accents; Pioneer Stereo; Aluminum rims, polished engine components; shift kit.
    '72: 454 blueprinted, TCI TH400; Steeroids, hydroboost; deluxe light saddle, white face gauges, custom grilles & bumpers; black paint coming.
    Biography
    Run-in with a train in 1965 left me with one arm, double vision and one deaf ear. Bought my first Corvette in 1977 ('69 BB 4-speed convertible) as a reward for ten years of night school to earn bachelor's degree. Wrecked it so my wife told me to get rid of it and buy another one (had to be a coupe and automatic). Still have the '72. Paint job turned into a huge project so wife told me to keep it but buy a daily driver. '87 followed me home.
    Country of Residence
    US

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  • Last Activity: 04-09-2024 11:30 AM
  • Member Since: 01-19-2010

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  1. Jshirey3
    06-21-2011 10:40 PM
    Mr. Heine, I recently acquired a 1975 Corvette that was in the process of being completely restored. The interior has been totally removed and new items purchased before my acquisition. My question is; Now that I have the new seats,carpet, dash panels/ pads etc installed, where can I find a schematic or diagram to connect all the MANY wires to the guages, interior lights, controls, etc..? I am no rocket scientist, but have restored/ customized many VeeDubs. I know I am out of my league, but that is the challenge that fuels my passion. Ha! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  2. flyfisher38
    12-21-2010 12:31 AM
    And the junkyard engine is almost done
  3. flyfisher38
    12-21-2010 12:29 AM
    Ok sounds good Sir! Im gonna be taking the engine out after christmas hopefully!

    P.S. I would have responded a long time ago but i didnt notice you posted this lol
  4. VictorM
    12-15-2010 10:23 AM
    Important message to all corvette owners at timy.in/corvette ! 3033
  5. Bob Heine
    09-14-2010 08:26 PM
    My pleasure. You are embarking on what can be a lifelong hobby. I'm about to turn 66 and I can still remember the excitement working on my first car almost 50 years ago. Ask the questions and tear into that junkyard motor. You'll be surprised at how quickly you'll learn. You've already earned my respect. Feel free to e-mail me with questions and if I don't know the answer I'll tell you. I do this for fun, not money.
  6. flyfisher38
    09-14-2010 08:06 PM
    Thanks again Sir for all the help you have been. I really do appreciate it!!! :-)
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