Type R Club of America

audipwr1 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 14, 2022 10:34 am 100% - not being pushy, just showing enthusiasm

I (we) appreciate community members like yourself showing enthusiasm. Keep it coming!

I'm excited to attend my first ITR event. Hopefully this doesn't coincide with any work or school events for me. Even more motivation to work on the car over the next few months while these Pennsylvania roads are nice and salty.

audipwr1 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 14, 2022 10:34 am 100% - not being pushy, just showing enthusiasm

Same, I'm trying to get some newbies to come as well.

4DoorITR wrote: ↑Wed Dec 14, 2022 1:05 pm I'm excited to attend my first Type R event. Hopefully this doesn't coincide with any work or school events for me. Even more motivation to work on the car over the next few months while these Pennsylvania roads are nice and salty.

Fixed, as we've always supported the full family of Type R community members, I'm proud that we've had attendance of:
-EG6 (JDM) Civic
-EP3R (JDM) CTR
-FK8 (USDM) CTR
-DC5R (JDM) ITR
-NSXR (JDM)

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-ITR (CDM/USDM/JDM) ITR

My mistake!

4DoorITR wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 10:38 am My mistake!

No worries, a common misinterpretation (sadly), which is why I call it out for clarity. Even to attend, no Type R required, Expo has always been open to all makes and models.

So….we having one? Or nah?

Hopefully we'll have a couple. Seems like the community is fairly spread over the entire US these days, not just the east coast. Any talk of somewhere in the middle? Like colorado? Just thinking out loud..

Chwalisaurus wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 8:22 pm Hopefully we'll have a couple. Seems like the community is fairly spread over the entire US these days, not just the east coast. Any talk of somewhere in the middle? Like colorado? Just thinking out loud..

Not too sure Colorado is in the middle though.

Chwalisaurus wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 8:22 pm Hopefully we'll have a couple. Seems like the community is fairly spread over the entire US these days, not just the east coast. Any talk of somewhere in the middle? Like colorado? Just thinking out loud..

The Type R community was always spread across the US, Canada, and still has a thriving base in EMEA. The recent track day in France, as an example. I agree with your point though, due to underserving those outside the Chicago, Northeast, and Southeast regions, the Type R Expo attendees were limited from the midwest, California, and Pacific Northwest regions.