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jimmy1501 wrote:
Hang on SDC you didn't answer the question?

What Question was that Jimmy? Didn't seem to be a question asked.

bumfluff wrote: Its confirmed. This is the buy of the century

Well you're right on that point fluff

Yeah, the Toyota SR5's are an excellent rig mate. Had no drama's with it, and just put a new timing belt in as per log book.

Sorry to post here but the Classifieds aren't working on the site. I'm selling a high quality Toyota Hilux SR5 2004 4WD Dual Cab 3.4L with Canopy, Tow Bar, Tint Windows and Air Cond, June 2011 Rego for $22,900.00 ONO. It's listed on www.carsales.com - put in the Keyword as: ZID100 for further inform...

Good on you JD, good to see the shooter working in all conditions!!!!

Nice trippy board spray mate, like the 3D effect.

Stay Tuned Dino, I'm sure you'll hear something around the traps.

Man, I heard about the accident, and was down chatting to a few of the guys who shape next door and they told me it was Brendon. I'm devastated to hear the news, he's one of the nicest blokes you could ever meet, very humble and a good surfer, with whom I've surfed and competed with also. My best wi...

I've heard the Australia market is about 5-10% of total world wide sales?

Just having a chat with a mate over a coldie, and the subject came up of how many boards get produced in Australia each year?

Be interesting to hear what people reckon.....

I'm always keen to try a new idea or feel in a board! Not really a new idea Captn, this bottom shape has been around for years. You'd probably find one in a cash and carry, just look for a board 20+ years old and I'm sure it'd have a V-Bottom or a Reverse V in it. A bit of info regarding Vee's and ...

Noice. those dimensions make want to order a new board! very nice SDC. small, full, fat day fun! Matt, this board is alot of fun, and not just for those small, fat days, I rode it yesterday in some that were pretty fast and barrelling on my backhand, and with the wind blowing a strong offshore it m...

Ha, Yeah, a few down Cronulla way, but most of our requests have been coming from Av.

Hey Dug, I rode a custom I had made for me in 1988, had a heap of fun on it and this lead to me getting Neil Wheeler to shape one with a few tweaks here and there. The board is made for typical Sydney waves from 2' - 4'. I ride all sorts of board and they all serve a purpose and have a different fee...

Yeah fair enough, just depends on how thick your wax job is!!

Yeah, the first wave was, but then you get the hang of it - again.

The V starts blending in @ about 12" from nose and just behind the back fin from the tail. Transitions easily from rail to rail and that's to be expected, and arcing cutbacks feel good. The front fins are also set @ 10 1/2" and back ones @ 3" which frees it up a bit. Been using the GOODS-1 FCS fins....

Having some fun on a new V-Bottom - 6'2" x 19 1/4" x 2 3/8" - 11 1/2" Nose and 14 3/4" Tail width with a fairly flat rocker. Shaped by Neil Wheeler (Northern Beaches) and is based on a custom from 1988. http://www.surfdecals.com/images/62_VBot_1.jpg http://www.surfdecals.com/images/62_VBot_2.jpg htt...

and are never designed for any level of performance. From what I recall of this one, the original one was shaped by a very reputable (large Surf Company) Northern Beaches shaper. The shortboard Promotional Surfboards we produce are performance shapes, and the Mini-Mals are modern shapes, but not su...

Shoulder hopper wrote:Hey SDC you'd better be carefull it's not Earl Grey or English Breakfast you know! Thats some serious Shiit that blokes on.

Nah, I think he's on the "Green" Tea mate