This is a Joey Cabell custom surfboards tripple stringer. Built in the USA in 1965.
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Brings back memories of Luna Parks House of Mirrors. Red pigment glass job ready for filler coats. The dreaded black pigment filler. Sanding finis...
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1 comment:
Hi I have a Joey Cabell 9'6" with a redwood stringer. It says No 673001 and Custom Surfboards. Any idea where it came from or was made. JT
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