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Surfing, Surfer, Tracks Magazines - anyone have?
- Thread starter casa_mugrienta
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I dunno, need to find them. I know I have Waves no 5 or 7
Can't find surfin life.
Found Waves number 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 50, 200
and the complete collection of the Adventures of Gonad Man.
I suppose I could send you 1 tracks if I knew an address to send it to.
Can't find surfin life.
Found Waves number 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 50, 200
and the complete collection of the Adventures of Gonad Man.
I suppose I could send you 1 tracks if I knew an address to send it to.
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The best of 'em all was Surfguide. The interviews were uncensored, full of minor criminal acts, smoking mota, Dora on his usual warpath, the HB crew etc. Went bankrupt after a The Surfer lawsuit. Funny thing, the plaintiff Bill Cleary became the SURFER editor. I would love to hear the inside story.
I still have about 90% of all the USA surf mags ever published. (except Surfer's Journal) All in poor condition. I am saving them for when I no longer surf, and looking toward my exit, for some nostalgia.
I have thought about loaning a few out to some regular posters, (with a cash deposit). But, ya know "No good deed goes unpunished", I still have not learned my lesson. PM me, I am in North OC.\
Casa Why do you want them? A complete collection I assume. If you just want to read them at home and then return them, PM me.
I still have about 90% of all the USA surf mags ever published. (except Surfer's Journal) All in poor condition. I am saving them for when I no longer surf, and looking toward my exit, for some nostalgia.
I have thought about loaning a few out to some regular posters, (with a cash deposit). But, ya know "No good deed goes unpunished", I still have not learned my lesson. PM me, I am in North OC.\
Casa Why do you want them? A complete collection I assume. If you just want to read them at home and then return them, PM me.
Not so much a collector, just like to have them on hand.
I love magazines/print publication.
I always have, for whatever reason.
The thought, effort, and creativity put in print is something for the most part no longer in existence in the digital era.
You look at website for a few seconds, but you studied a surf magazine over and over and some of those images are still etched in your brain.
So old magazines of various sorts allow me to get my nostalgic fix.
There is something about this old photo of Rabbit pulling in...
And this cover...timeless! A precursor to the Billabong slogan, but so much better.
I feel the same way
All the magazines I loved in the past, Surfer, Surfing, Hot Rod, Car Craft, etc just aren't the same in the internet age
