Shipping class: Boards

WAYNE LYNCH – 1968 EVOLUTION (SOLD)

July 4, 2019

The original Evolution from 1968 – VERY RARE

Measures 6’8

Considered a very early Simplex “fin box”. There are no screws, only plastic clips.

A letter from Wayne goes with this board. He has signed it and explained it’s one of (6) only. Which was custom made with the design on the bottom.

The board, the man, the poster, the movie. – Changed surfing forever

Wayne Lynch, Original 1968 Everlasting,

Very Rare, Single Fin, Made in SA, Australia in the late 1960’s

WAYNE LYNCH – 2000’s – 7’8″ PATAGONIA (SOLD)

December 10, 2020

SOLD

7’8″ Wayne Lynch Gun

‘For Case’ on the stringer – A very close mate of Wayne’s

When Patagonia opened in Torquay, it belonged to the Case family.  In the late 2000’s this was one of the first boards that was made under the ‘Patagonia’ banner.  The Torquay Patagonia store was their first in Australia.

This board has been beautifully made with a little more volume than normal.

Becoming a Classic Gem.

100% Original

Near Mint Condition – 10/10

COMES WITH A CERTIFICATION/LETTER FROM WAYNE LYNCH

WAYNE LYNCH – PERSONAL QUIVER (SOLD)

November 18, 2019

SOLD

These are from Wayne’s Personal Quiver (6’8″ and 6’10”)

The Q’s on the decks are because he made the boards at Quicksilver in the 90’s

Wayne was Quicksilver Ambassador at the time

Wayne’s personal boards are almost impossible to get.

We include a personal letter from Wayne to certify the boards

They can be purchased as a set or individually, but we would prefer to sell as a set to keep the history alive.

Amazing Condition – 9/10

Price given is total when bought as a pair – $2650 each

Purchase separate for $2850 each.

 

WAYNE LYNCH 7’10 1/2″ GUN 2008 (SOLD)

August 8, 2022

Wayne Lynch for Patagonia – 7’10 1/2″ Gun

Shaped in 2008, this was one of the first boards made for Patagonia in Torquay by Wayne Lynch.

This is a Single Fin Gun (see the tail), but the owner wanted two smaller fin boxes included. Similar Fin set up to Wayne’s Widow Maker that was shaped in Bali in 1970 – not a Bonzer, not a Thurster.

Wayne loves this board – it is a one off. A ding has been repaired on the deck, other that that the board is in 9/10 condition.