Scott adopts orphan surfboard
My friend Scott Storrs found this funky old Breezin 80’s thruster laying in the parking lot one morning with nobody around, so naturally he paddled it out and went for a surf.
My friend Scott Storrs found this funky old Breezin 80’s thruster laying in the parking lot one morning with nobody around, so naturally he paddled it out and went for a surf.
bitchincamaro
August 13, 2009Breezin, I like that. Did anyone ever do boards with the brand “Bitchin”? That would be bitchin.
Blackwatersurfer
August 13, 2009radd, riiiipppiing!
I once got sent out of class for sayn’g “bitchin” during a theolgy class.(Uni high circa 85) I think it was something like: “Jesus was bitchin!”
Anonymous
August 13, 2009The world doesnt need new surfboards. There are plenty of old ones to ride.
Anonymous
August 14, 2009Shut up hippie. Of course the world needs new surfboards! Moonlight Glassed Surfboards!
Anonymous
May 3, 2011Nice cutty! Looks like the board still works good.
I believe I made that one in 1984.
Keep surfing!
Allen Main
WOOD FOOT SURFCRAFT
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WOOD FOOT SURFCRAFT
February 3, 2013I found one of your boards up in humblodt and salvaged the foam into a new shape. It was pretty far gone, but the foam still had some life in it.
Jeffrey Tipton
November 9, 2022Awesome. I just restored one. Historic board