Nat Young
Nat Young has lived the surfing life for almost half a century. He is recognized as one of the great surfers in the history of the sport. His motto is and always has been to ” make it a beautiful life ” he believes you have only one chance and you had better make it a good one. Nat was an integral part in the redesigning of the longboard in the late 60s and a co-founder of the longboard renaissance in the early 80s. The four times World Champion still lives his life totally devoted to riding waves, surfing either a long or short board at every opportunity he gets.
KEY: O= Original, R= Repaired, RF= Refurbished. Condition of board rated: 1(worst)-10(best)
Length: 6′ 4″
Width: 19″ 5/8
Thickness: 2″ 5/8
Unique Moonlight Nat Young Model. Cool Mermaid Lam. 1980’s Tri-Fin with the third fin trailer box. This board came out of Oz. I purchased this from Bobby Digital OC. Unknown on history of Moonlight, so anyone out there have any? Please BLOG it here. All original. (o) 7.5/10.
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Surfy Surfy
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Buggs
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Matt
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Buggs
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William Bell
Moonlight Glassing has been located in north San Diego county in southern California since 1979. Nat shaped a lot of boards there in the early 80’s. I had a Nat quad with that girl logo when I was 13 which was rad.
You can see what Moonlight has been up to on my blog http://www.surfysurfy.net/
Nice to see that board. Stoked.
JP St Pierre from Moonlight.
JP,
Thanks for that. Awesome insight. I would have never thought a San Diego Connection. I will post up your site on the HOT LINKS.
Buggs,
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Enjoy
Hey mate,
would you ever consider selling this board?
Also, who do you use to ship boards between OZ and the States?
Please let me know at: matthewmaleham@hotmail.com
I’ll send you a few pics of my boards too if you want.
Cheers,
Matt
No, but maybe on a trade, what do you have? – Buggs
Have single fin naked lady gun. Don’t know much about its history