Whats the deal with the ITRCA. It doesnt really seem like a club, or is that just me? It seems like its just a registry......period.

 

ITRCA is a "club" that provides a lot of info about ITRs, but it has never been what people would consider a real club. (i.e. NSXCA)

IMHO, the main problem lies in that majority of the ITR owners are early in their career and really cannot meet up for any significant meetings or track events. (NSXCA club members frequently meet up for track events as their pockets and schecules allow it possible).

Also, their message board just is not good at all... hence, why most ITR owners are on Honda-tech.com to converse. H-T.com is pretty much ITRCA message board anyway.

 

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[Modified by csufweed, 4:43 PM 5/12/2002]

 

Its a good site Butr it seems like it needs some updating, Who bought it again?

 

Jerold bought the website awhile back. Him and I have been been working on getting stuff together for awhile now, but sincei its been totally crazy we havn't really put anything out yet. Hopefully this summer I will have some more time and I'll start getting new stuff pushed out and Jerold will start pushing foward the stuff we wanted to get done.

 

Yeah, thats what I was getting at. I mean, I'm member number 0062 so Ive been with it for quite a while. Like you said, it doesnt really feel like a "club". I really like the idea of the ITRCA, and I hope it does take off soon as a large site.

 

definately needs more updating. Those cover pics have been on there for forever

 

I think it would help if everyone would be interested in their local regions. If it is in a resonable driving distance of course. But I'm afraid that of the high number of ITR's in the groups, only a hand full participate in events. I try to have meets here and there, and it seems I get the same people every time. I'd love to hold a meet every other week if I could, or even get the local TYPE-R guys out to dinner. It just seems like a $$ and a time restraint. Not everyone has a M-F job.

Thanks,
Victor Perri II
(Founder ITRCA - Mid Atlantic Region)