I just bought this cool old 7’7″ Fresh Pineapple surfboard from my wife’s cousin. It was good timing considering we just got a “fresh” batch of Shrosburgers in stock. My intent was too fix some of the small dings and resell it, but now it looks like JM might want to learn on it.
Looky at what we gots down at Surfy Surfy. It’s the 1980’s Tom Curren model, the Red Beauty from Channel Islands. This is a replica of what Curren rode back in the day. Remember how Curren used to stoke you out? Yeah, us too!
Old school surfing on a Red Beauty.
Modern surfing on a Red Beauty.
See also: Black Beauty
This is a photo of me at 18 years old and surfing in Mainland Mexico, back in 1989.
Wait, what is that on my wrist?
Why, it’s one of those groovy “friendship bracelets”.
They are back baby. Pick one up at Surfy Surfy Surf Shop in friendly Leucadia. Only $3 bucks each!
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Found on the Board Collector blog, early 1980’s Wayne Lynch and Bill Shrosbree collaboration for the Rip Curl surfboard label, built at the then brand new Moonlight Glassing factory.
Tim Orr in Hawaii found this board online. Nat shaped in the Moonlight shaping room that is currently occupied by Manuel Caro. Note the center fin box for early tri-fin experimentation.
Source: Surfboardline.com
Left-Duncan Campbell Right-Malcolm Campbell 
Duncan Campbell riding the first 5 fin Bonzer. 
Duncan performs a 360 on the first 5 fin Bonzer.
The crafty Campbell Brothers went underground for most of the 1980s but they were doing some cutting edge stuff.
See also Surfy Surfy: The First 5 Fin Bonzer
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