Fish Fry Night @ The Gold Coast Surf Museum

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World's most famous obscure surfboards 4- Square tail single fin with tiger spray

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This is the forth in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they are...
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World's most famous obscure surfboards 3- Blue swallow tail single fin from Sigmund and the Sea Monsters

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This is the third in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they are...
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World's most famous surfboards 2- Blue deck yellow rails single fin from Brady Bunch Curse of the Tiki episode 4.

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This is the second in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they ar...
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World's most famous obscure surfboards 1- Blue round tail single fin from Mad Max 1

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This is the first in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they are...
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You cant judge a book by its cover

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While I was at Sacred Craft I was lucky enough to get up close and personal with one of the most important surfboards of the innovation peri...
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Jet

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I'm guessing Tony Cerff has shaped more twin fins than anyone else on the planet. According to my records he did time on the planner t...
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Tom and Rob spotted on Melrose

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Original Tom Curren and Rob Machado pipe boards spotted in the rafers on Melrose ave not far From Quentin Tarantino's exploitation cinem...

Deus Surf Swap 4- Perth

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Went down on Sunday the 21st of November at the rear of 1000 Hay st Perth. It saw Pre-1990 surfboards, skateboards, vintage surf clothes, be...
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As rare as a 1942 Bordeaux- Part 2.

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Just to torment me I'm sure, Doug wrote, "thought I would share with you a Stussy Twin from around the same period as the M.R. Note...