Im insanley intrigued by this board…anyone ever seen other pics of it or who the shaper is/was?
anything at all?
Chip will know.
But we will have to wait for him because he’s 15 hours ahead of us.
it belongs to a guy in the Coffs Harbour vicinity [mid-north coast, New South Wales , Oz] by the name of ‘harley ingleby’ , [actually , it’s his dad’s , I believe .]
What did you want to know about it ?
It’s from “Australian Longboarding magazine” …was it a few years ago , Josh ? [he has this issue …can’t find MINE at the moment …]
It should be in an old post of mine somewhere , with the dimensions [trouble is …well … I’ve done a few posts here , you see…]
Give me time , and if Josh doesn’t chime in …maybe I can eventually find it for you ?!
[I have a feeling [but might be wrong] that this one was an Australian -made bonzer …GandS , perhaps ?
ben
thank goodness for the “search” facility !!
http://www.swaylocks.com/forum/gforum.cgi?post=193335;search_string=bonzer%20bottom%20;#193335
…hope this answers your questions !
ben
ooooooh MAN…thats perfect!
everything i needed…i want the info cause i am completley infatuated with everything about the board…aaaaaand im itching to make one!
ben you rock!
you’re welcome !
I can GUARANTEE … it WILL come out better than my train wreck did …for sure !
I look forward to ‘seeing’ the finished product ! [on this screen , anyway ! …remember the ‘international bonzer thread’ …]
cheers mate !
ben
I’m a tad late but to add to whats been said:
“With speed, I was suprised that the board was capable of moves like airs and reverses.”
Confirmed: It was a Gordan and Smith belonging to Mark Ingleby.