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A couple of boards for sale

You're probably wondering why one of the southeast US pioneers is selling some boards, but have no fear. I'm still going strong in the game, just wanna unload some stuff for two reasons. First, so I have money to buy some foam and work on some stuff. Second, I keep saying that I wanna mess around with making a few boards, but until I take that drastic step of getting rid of some of the boards that I have, I won't have motivation to do it.

Here's what I have.

Ripboard Classic $ 200. A old Ripboard from when they were still importing them from Quality Kayaks and Plastics in New Zealand.

Carlson shorty $ 200.

Mean Monkey inflatable $ 100.

Shipping is extra. I will compare between Fed-Ex and UPS for the best rate to you. Obviously the Mean Monkey will be a lot less for shipping due to the fact that it folds down to smaller dimensions.

Thanks,

Kevin,

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Yount on December 18, 2010 at 9:14pm

The Mean Monkey has been sold. I am dropping both the Ripboard and Carlson down to $ 150 for each of them.

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Permalink Reply by Rob Larkham on December 20, 2010 at 4:21pm

Kevin, if you still have the Ripboard in a month or so I will be interested. I need to get through the Holidays.

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Permalink Reply by will oksen on July 22, 2011 at 11:54pm

hey kevin i know this is a really delayed reply but is the carlson shorty still up for sale?

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Permalink Reply by Wes Heim on July 27, 2011 at 11:50pm

let me know if you still need a buyer for the carlson, i can pick it up

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Yount on July 28, 2011 at 12:12am

@ Will. Wes has first rights on it, but I need to hold onto it because making my own boards is taking a while longer than I ever expected.

@ Wes. Soon. I have a big trip booked w/ about 6 people, so I need every board I have. After that, you've still got dibs if you're interested. Sorry to keep you waiting, but board building is a huge learning curve for someone who wasn't a natural craftsman before the process.

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Permalink Reply by Wes Heim on August 1, 2011 at 1:25am

thanks for keeping me in mind, and i can't wait to see one of your prototypes. I've been looking around for closed cell foam, that stuff is hard to find! But i have all the gear i need minus the board, so as soon as your ready to sell we can set up a Saturday when i can meet you by the pigeon. Thanks again Kevin.