BudMan's Integra Type R (SCCA - ITR) for sale on eBay
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BudMan's Integra Type R (SCCA - ITR) for sale on eBay
SOLD 7/31/08
Well guys - nearly 10 years... It's been a great run, but now that I've skipped a season, I realize there are a bunch of things I'd like to do that don't mesh with having a race car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem
It's live on eBay as of a few minutes ago.
Hmmm - I guess I'll need to change my signature too ;-)
Jeff Goodnow
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Modified by George Knighton at 10:35 AM 7/16/2008
Modified by BudMan at 7:54 AM 7/31/2008
Well guys - nearly 10 years... It's been a great run, but now that I've skipped a season, I realize there are a bunch of things I'd like to do that don't mesh with having a race car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem
It's live on eBay as of a few minutes ago.
Hmmm - I guess I'll need to change my signature too ;-)
Jeff Goodnow
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http://www.NoCoastRacing.com/garage/BudMan
Modified by George Knighton at 10:35 AM 7/16/2008
Modified by BudMan at 7:54 AM 7/31/2008
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That is indeed a great package deal. I wish you and your family the best Jeff.
</TD></TR></TABLE>That is indeed a great package deal. I wish you and your family the best Jeff.
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Re: BudMan's Integra Type R (coolhandluke)
She was a hard driver from Expo 2 to Expo 7...
Built for 2...many ride alongs have occurred in her belly!
Somebody here should take this from me so it can get back to what she was built for!
Built for 2...many ride alongs have occurred in her belly!
Somebody here should take this from me so it can get back to what she was built for!
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Re: BudMan's Integra Type R (SCCA - ITR) for sale on eBay (BudMan)
I don't want to be Mr Negative, but I really don't think that you should sell it.
I am speaking from experience. I am married with three kids and my family always comes first. I have spent countless weekends at the soccer fields, birthday parties, working homework projects, etc. This leaves me very little time to get on track (Andy reminds me of this all the time).
My ITR is does not have a plate, is not registered, just lives inside the trailer all of the time. I wish I could drive it on the street sometimes. To some, it would be a waste that an ITR is never driven on the street and only sees the track a couple of times a year. With my family and work schedule, I am limited in the track time I can get.
I have thought about selling my ITR several times before (I even did it once!). I keep my ITR because it is something that I enjoy doing. If we came under financial hard times the ITR would be one of those things to go but we have been very fortunate so far.
If you are not in a financial struggle right now, do not sell it. You will regret it. You need to keep a hobby that is just for you. My ITR is just for me, but my son loves working on it with me and the few times he tags along on track weekends. Even though you will rarely get to the track, you will just enjoy the track time that much more.
Good luck.
I am speaking from experience. I am married with three kids and my family always comes first. I have spent countless weekends at the soccer fields, birthday parties, working homework projects, etc. This leaves me very little time to get on track (Andy reminds me of this all the time).
My ITR is does not have a plate, is not registered, just lives inside the trailer all of the time. I wish I could drive it on the street sometimes. To some, it would be a waste that an ITR is never driven on the street and only sees the track a couple of times a year. With my family and work schedule, I am limited in the track time I can get.
I have thought about selling my ITR several times before (I even did it once!). I keep my ITR because it is something that I enjoy doing. If we came under financial hard times the ITR would be one of those things to go but we have been very fortunate so far.
If you are not in a financial struggle right now, do not sell it. You will regret it. You need to keep a hobby that is just for you. My ITR is just for me, but my son loves working on it with me and the few times he tags along on track weekends. Even though you will rarely get to the track, you will just enjoy the track time that much more.
Good luck.
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Re: BudMan's Integra Type R (Bradstard)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bradstard »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I don't want to be Mr Negative, but I really don't think that you should sell it.
I am speaking from experience. I am married with three kids and my family always comes first. I have spent countless weekends at the soccer fields, birthday parties, working homework projects, etc. This leaves me very little time to get on track (Andy reminds me of this all the time).
My ITR is does not have a plate, is not registered, just lives inside the trailer all of the time. I wish I could drive it on the street sometimes. To some, it would be a waste that an ITR is never driven on the street and only sees the track a couple of times a year. With my family and work schedule, I am limited in the track time I can get.
I have thought about selling my ITR several times before (I even did it once!). I keep my ITR because it is something that I enjoy doing. If we came under financial hard times the ITR would be one of those things to go but we have been very fortunate so far.
If you are not in a financial struggle right now, do not sell it. You will regret it. You need to keep a hobby that is just for you. My ITR is just for me, but my son loves working on it with me and the few times he tags along on track weekends. Even though you will rarely get to the track, you will just enjoy the track time that much more.
Good luck.</TD></TR></TABLE> sorry brad, don't mean to be a dick. I agree with this statement....if you don't need the money and the space. Keep her
I am speaking from experience. I am married with three kids and my family always comes first. I have spent countless weekends at the soccer fields, birthday parties, working homework projects, etc. This leaves me very little time to get on track (Andy reminds me of this all the time).
My ITR is does not have a plate, is not registered, just lives inside the trailer all of the time. I wish I could drive it on the street sometimes. To some, it would be a waste that an ITR is never driven on the street and only sees the track a couple of times a year. With my family and work schedule, I am limited in the track time I can get.
I have thought about selling my ITR several times before (I even did it once!). I keep my ITR because it is something that I enjoy doing. If we came under financial hard times the ITR would be one of those things to go but we have been very fortunate so far.
If you are not in a financial struggle right now, do not sell it. You will regret it. You need to keep a hobby that is just for you. My ITR is just for me, but my son loves working on it with me and the few times he tags along on track weekends. Even though you will rarely get to the track, you will just enjoy the track time that much more.
Good luck.
</TD></TR></TABLE> sorry brad, don't mean to be a dick. I agree with this statement....if you don't need the money and the space. Keep her
Re: BudMan's Integra Type R (SCCA - ITR) for sale on eBay (BudMan)
To all potential buyers out there. If you love the original Realtime Racing ITR, you gotta love the racing history behind this caR. Step up and own one of the most amazing caR Honda EVER built. GL
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I'm gonna go sit in the corner and look like this until you change your mind.
If that doesn't work, I will be holding my breath next. So don't tempt me.
If that doesn't work, I will be holding my breath next. So don't tempt me.
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Re: BudMan's Integra Type R (SCCA - ITR) for sale on eBay (BudMan)
LOL @ Ken Sax in the background of one of those pics.
Jeff... you'll be missed, and i know you'll miss the car. Enough that you'll be back? Probably.
Jeff... you'll be missed, and i know you'll miss the car. Enough that you'll be back? Probably.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jomama »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">jeff! i'm going to be out of town starting this friday, but i'll leave it to the rest of the guys to reconvince you to keep it! let's do lunch this week!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Sure thing. It's kind of silly we don't have lunch more...since we are only 30 seconds apart. :hammer
I REALLY hope that someone here or from ITRCA buys the car so it can go to the Expos & really stay in the clan that is the ITR community.
I've had an interesting life that has allowed me to drive porsches, ferraris, & lots of other kinds of cars that most people dream of. That said, this car is definately the most fun I've ever had. It's just time to play with something different. I'd really like to learn how to drive a RWD of some sort. It might not be what everyone expects as a track car, but hey - sometimes it's fun being different.
Would you believe my wife is trying to talk me OUT of buying a mercedes 500 sl & INTO a corvette convertible - what is she thinking - ha!
TOOK MORE PICS YESTERDAY! http://www.nocoastracing.com/g...rSale/
Modified by BudMan at 7:46 AM 7/14/2008
i'm going to be out of town starting this friday, but i'll leave it to the rest of the guys to reconvince you to keep it! let's do lunch this week!</TD></TR></TABLE>Sure thing. It's kind of silly we don't have lunch more...since we are only 30 seconds apart. :hammer
I REALLY hope that someone here or from ITRCA buys the car so it can go to the Expos & really stay in the clan that is the ITR community.
I've had an interesting life that has allowed me to drive porsches, ferraris, & lots of other kinds of cars that most people dream of. That said, this car is definately the most fun I've ever had. It's just time to play with something different. I'd really like to learn how to drive a RWD of some sort. It might not be what everyone expects as a track car, but hey - sometimes it's fun being different.
Would you believe my wife is trying to talk me OUT of buying a mercedes 500 sl & INTO a corvette convertible - what is she thinking - ha!
TOOK MORE PICS YESTERDAY! http://www.nocoastracing.com/g...rSale/
Modified by BudMan at 7:46 AM 7/14/2008
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Re: BudMan's Integra Type R (Bradstard)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bradstard »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I don't want to be Mr Negative, but I really don't think that you should sell it.
I am speaking from experience. I am married with three kids and my family always comes first. I have spent countless weekends at the soccer fields, birthday parties, working homework projects, etc. This leaves me very little time to get on track (Andy reminds me of this all the time).
My ITR is does not have a plate, is not registered, just lives inside the trailer all of the time. I wish I could drive it on the street sometimes. To some, it would be a waste that an ITR is never driven on the street and only sees the track a couple of times a year. With my family and work schedule, I am limited in the track time I can get.
I have thought about selling my ITR several times before (I even did it once!). I keep my ITR because it is something that I enjoy doing. If we came under financial hard times the ITR would be one of those things to go but we have been very fortunate so far.
If you are not in a financial struggle right now, do not sell it. You will regret it. You need to keep a hobby that is just for you. My ITR is just for me, but my son loves working on it with me and the few times he tags along on track weekends. Even though you will rarely get to the track, you will just enjoy the track time that much more.
Good luck.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ditto.
I am speaking from experience. I am married with three kids and my family always comes first. I have spent countless weekends at the soccer fields, birthday parties, working homework projects, etc. This leaves me very little time to get on track (Andy reminds me of this all the time).
My ITR is does not have a plate, is not registered, just lives inside the trailer all of the time. I wish I could drive it on the street sometimes. To some, it would be a waste that an ITR is never driven on the street and only sees the track a couple of times a year. With my family and work schedule, I am limited in the track time I can get.
I have thought about selling my ITR several times before (I even did it once!). I keep my ITR because it is something that I enjoy doing. If we came under financial hard times the ITR would be one of those things to go but we have been very fortunate so far.
If you are not in a financial struggle right now, do not sell it. You will regret it. You need to keep a hobby that is just for you. My ITR is just for me, but my son loves working on it with me and the few times he tags along on track weekends. Even though you will rarely get to the track, you will just enjoy the track time that much more.
Good luck.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Ditto.
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I would like to give it a good home and have a a pure track ***** that is "street legal" and then have my "comfortable" R that has AC then have my daily beater 87 teg with a turbo b18c5.
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Yea, but it would keep me from turning it into a track *****. A vette would be screaming at me every day "track, track, track" which is what I've got in my hands right now & don't have the time.
500sl = pimp daddy
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</TD></TR></TABLE>Yea, but it would keep me from turning it into a track *****. A vette would be screaming at me every day "track, track, track" which is what I've got in my hands right now & don't have the time.
500sl = pimp daddy
vette = I need a ***** replacement
dave ror = my alter ego ha!
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Jeff I dont drive mine either, that doesn't mean you should sell.
I also saw you driving down wornall a week or so ago in that beast, but i was in a parts delivery truck so i dont think you noticed me
if anything save it for your son, it would make a great car to learn the track on/ clutch
Jeff I dont drive mine either, that doesn't mean you should sell.
I also saw you driving down wornall a week or so ago in that beast, but i was in a parts delivery truck so i dont think you noticed me
if anything save it for your son, it would make a great car to learn the track on/ clutch
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RTW DC2R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I always hate to see OG's walk away. but sometimes we gotta do what we gotta do. good luck on the sale
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Budman: If you're looking to sell it to someone who will treat it right, Spunkster's your guy. He's OG anyway!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RTW DC2R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I always hate to see OG's walk away. but sometimes we gotta do what we gotta do. good luck on the sale
</TD></TR></TABLE>Budman: If you're looking to sell it to someone who will treat it right, Spunkster's your guy. He's OG anyway!
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500sl = pimp daddy
vette = I need a ***** replacement
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Mercs are for women and old men. At least the Vette is about a million pounds lighter than the SL, but yeah, driving one in public would be like having to drive the Viagra-sponsored stock car.
500sl = pimp daddy
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Mercs are for women and old men. At least the Vette is about a million pounds lighter than the SL, but yeah, driving one in public would be like having to drive the Viagra-sponsored stock car.