Surfboards Makaha Vintage Surfboard | Redwood Stringer with D Fin
$750.00
A beautifully proportioned 9’2″ Surfboards Makaha from the mid-1960s, this vintage longboard features a substantial 3/4-inch redwood stringer and unmistakable black D-fin. Its classic lines and bold hardware capture the look of Hawaii’s longboard era just as surfboard design was beginning to change dramatically. Preserved for decades in the Inter-Island Surf Shop Collection, this authentic piece of Hawaiian surf history is now available for sale, making for a compelling addition to any collection of vintage boards.
This mid-1960s Surfboards Makaha 9’2″ vintage surfboard is a classic example of the substantial, functional shapes that defined the final years of Hawaii’s traditional longboard era. Built around a prominent 3/4-inch redwood stringer and finished with a bold black D-fin, the board has the unmistakable proportions and visual presence that make mid-century Hawaiian surfboards so appealing to collectors. The clean relationship between the wooden stringer, substantial tail fin and elongated outline gives this example plenty of character whether displayed horizontally on a wall or incorporated into a larger vintage surfboard collection. Adding another layer of appeal is its provenance: the board has spent decades in the Inter-Island Surf Shop Collection, one of Hawaii’s longtime repositories of surf culture and history. It is now being offered for sale through Surf Museum Hawaii, giving collectors an opportunity to acquire an authentic mid-1960s Hawaiian longboard with both strong visual appeal and a meaningful connection to Hawaii’s surfboard heritage.
| Length | 9'2" (110 inches) |
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