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this movie is called Seaflight from the late 70s ;check out that soundtrack and larry bertlemann
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Written by Mark Mayers ‘ ’In 1964 Larry Gordon and Floyd Smith began using a combination of maple wood and fibreglass reinforced epoxy to... -
Bilbo longboards are still in high demand, no matter what the condition. Perhaps more than any other these boards are evocative of the ear... -
I was lucky to find this Cosmic skateboard in my local 2nd hand shop. Cosmic, based in Penzance, were big producers of surf leashes throug... -
I'm going to start off this year with one of my best finds from last year. It came about when a lady called Tiki emailed me with pho... -
Here's a great collection of Freedoms sent in by Jean Pierre from - predictably - Jersey. As the island's big board maker from the ... -
This is a great condition singlefin by Windjammer , from around '83 and made in Braunton ,North Devon . It could be inspired by the ... -
These Warwick bullets were made in the UK in the late 60s, as an entry level board which undercut the more serious skateboards on the m...
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