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| At Surfy Surfy on loan right now we have Patrick Leahy's original Wayne Lynch Involvment surfboard circa '67. |
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| Wayne Lynch carving it up during the Shortboard Revolution |
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| Early Wayne Lynch Involvment ad. |
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| The bottom is battle scarred. The board has been restored with a fresh hot coat and gloss, whomever did it wisely left the patina. |
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| Resin pinline. This nose template is still widely used today. |
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| Not sure if the resin leash loop is original or added later. |
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| These rock scars would explain why leashes became instantly popular. |
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| Fin systems have always been part of surfboard evolution. |
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| Great logo. Anyone know the original artist? |
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| This board was on display at the premiere of Jack McCoy's new ambitious surf film A Deeper Shade of Blue at the Hawaiian Hilton Village in Waikiki on Feb 6th. |
Check out A Deeper Shade of Blue for screenings in your area.
visit westsurfing.com/
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| *update: here is the fin which is still in Australia |
OHMAGAH...that board is so sweet...the scarring is unreal...great great great restoration while still keeping the historical aesthetics intact...awesome man...just totally awesome.
ReplyDeletelooks like sumpin i would ride! tony
ReplyDeleteis there a fin ??
ReplyDeleteJust updated post with blurry photo of the fin!
Deletegotta be worth as much as a frye, or more?
ReplyDeleteIt's priceless man!
Deletesweet. nice post. exactly why i keep checking in.
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