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"The Surf Trip" Newcastle surf swap.

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I'm stoked to let you know about my good friend Gavin's  SURF TRIP surf culture event thats going to be on  Saturday, Feb 27t...

Wave Crest Hawaii #4.

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I'm pleased to be able to share with you my 5'8" rounded pin tail Australia made twin fin. Wave Crest Hawaii was George Do...
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Natural Progression twin fin fish.

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I'm pleased to share with you my 6'4" US made Natural Progression twin fin fish from 1981. It was shaped by Dean Edwards...
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MR bat tail Part 2.

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Apparently they were called 'Star tails' at the time!! Here's a nice pic of big Simon modelling some tight shorts...

MR bat tail

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I was pretty stoked to see Mark Richards share a pic of the bat tail MR twin fin from my collection. Even more exciting was to see t...

Energy thrusters

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There is no more collectible board from the innovation period of surfboard design than an early 80's Energy thruster. They were a...

Wave Crest Hawaii stinger #2 & #3.

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It seems it never rains it only pours, after posting images of the Wave Crest Hawaii from Pennsylvania recently 2 more stingers have cr...

Junk auction

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I saw this guy at a local junk shop auction in inner city Sydney recently mixed in with old lamps and broken washing machines. 6'...

70's Custom Lightning Bolt - 'Rocking Fish'

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 Here's a mystery.  Who, in the 70's would have ordered a custom Lightning Bolt single fin gun with a air brush spray desi...
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Boadcollector
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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