ICP set up course on microcassette
Sportsfans,
This is an amazing one-of-a-kind rare find. I just discovered in the shop at Purple Frog Racing World Headquarters a set of 9 Sony microcassettes that contain the recording of the world famous ICP Car set-up course held in Atlanta Georgia some 20 plus years ago. (probably 2003 We attended twice; 2003 and 2004.)
Where else in the world can you hear Steve Lathrop and Richard Pare explain racecar handling and set-up to the Nth degree. Over 800 minutes of detailed instruction. ?And, as an extra bonus, you can hear the dumb questions the likes of Carnut169, Purple Frog, Court Dowis and others asked of the esteemed instructors. Recorded live by Carnut169, these tapes may have never been played. And they won't be played at Purple Frog Racing because we have no device on which to play these magnificent recordings.
So here is the deal. I can't see just tossing them into the dumpster. I will ship them free of charge to an interested party.**
** please note: One exception. If either Steve or Richard request the tapes I may chose to give them first right of refusal.
I'm in for an authorized copy
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Originally Posted by
R. Pare
Steve says OK, so we'll see what we can do.It will take a while, though!
Put me on the list for an authorized copy whenever it is available. I'm interested in audio and/or the class notes (text, pix, etc.)
Thanks,
Lee Johnson
Near Taos, NM
Leejohnson1313@gmail.com
Seminar synopsis or outline?
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Originally Posted by
R. Pare
OK- looks like this is going to go ahead, though it may be next summer before I get it ready ( I'm buried already for quite a while, and just got a couple more orders for my "One Armed Bandit" today)
So the question is, what does everyone think it is worth to them for the seminar? While I'm a nice guy (:ha:), I really do not like to work for free (nor does Steve)!
Richard & Steve --
It would help me (& most interested racers) estimate the value of the seminar/class if you could make a synopsis/outline/description available. Perhaps there is something available from when you did the original seminars (that could be updated as appropriate). That would give a good overview of the content & value.
Thanks,
Lee