When is a board dead?

Discussion in 'Mid Atlantic' started by Bad Bug Surfing, Aug 22, 2008.

  1. Bad Bug Surfing

    Bad Bug Surfing Well-Known Member

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    Dec 15, 2006
    I have a 1985, 6'2" Barnfeild thruster. It has been through some tough surfs and its a bit water logged in the tail section. Its fixable, but is it worth it. I just dont know if im just beating a dead horse.
     

  2. Bad Bug Surfing

    Bad Bug Surfing Well-Known Member

    152
    Dec 15, 2006
    but when you own a house and have no money to throw around, you need to fix what you got
     
  3. well then you just answered your question
     
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  4. NJKILLSYOU

    NJKILLSYOU Active Member

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    Aug 9, 2008
    try finding a good used board on craigslist, theres usually a few deals on there.
     
  5. Fish Face

    Fish Face Well-Known Member

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    Jul 12, 2008
    a board NEVER dies!
     
    Last edited: Aug 24, 2008
  6. surfer2118

    surfer2118 Member

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    Aug 16, 2007
    A good board is like a good friend, they're few and far between, and when you do find one, don't ever get rid of it. :cool:
     
  7. StuckinVA

    StuckinVA Well-Known Member

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    Jul 23, 2007
    Every board dies, not every board really lives.
     
  8. jimmycraxcorn

    jimmycraxcorn Well-Known Member

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    Jul 12, 2008
    you tell him! that **** goes in a corner of the garage if nothing else. boards shouldnt be declared dead unless they break in half. and im pretty sure if you rode it right, its spirit lives on forever. plus.... you never know... down the road you may wanna retroflect and take old faithful out for a dip.