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Excalibur- Ted Deerhurst

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I'm visiting London this week. Jet lagged and unable to sleep, I turned on the TV at 2.30am in time to catch a facinating documentr...
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Hot Roc bonzer twin pin

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Ross Tinker has shared these pics of his unique, 1983 Hot Rock twin fin, shaped by Mickey Mac whose real name is Chris McHarn.  Acco...

Riding Waimea on a 5’ 8” Mc Coy Lazor Zap, by Cheyne Horan and Geoff McCoy.

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The famous Wiamea 5'8" I'm proud to be able to  share with you the third instalment of the account of the development of...
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McCoy Lazor Zap. Part 18

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Ardo came across these great photos of Cheyne and his McCoy at Bell's in a friend's deck draw. They were originally taken for Tr...
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Cheyne Horan tells the story of the Lazor Zap. Part 3

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Cheyne Horan's 1980 Hawaiian quiver. pics coutesty of Cheyne Horan In the period 1979 to 1980 Geoff McCoy and Cheyne Horan were exp...

Cheyne Horan tells the story of the Lazor Zap. Part 2

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One of the first 'no nose' McCoys. The forerunner to the Lazor Zap. This outline, where the wide point is further down board away ...
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Coal Coast, NSW, Australia
I've been collecting innovation period surf boards since 1990. I was trained as an industrial designer and I love surfboards as pieces of hydrodynamic design. I am an art lover and I appreciate surfboards as hand crafted sculptures and I admire their graphic designs and art works. Mainly I am a dedicated surfer and regularly surf each of the boards in my collection.
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