vintage oceanside board?

[tomcat360]

hey yall-

i bought an old surfboard(single-fin) from my uncle a couple of years back for five bucks. it was just sitting in a basement, so i figured i could put it to use. after stripping off the wax, i found it to say "OCEANSIDE" with script writing that appears to say "Javelyn"

heres the link to the board pic:
http://www.geocities.com/tomcat360/mal.jpg
the logos:
http://www.geocities.com/tomcat360/oceanside.jpg
the shaper signature:
http://www.geocities.com/tomcat360/rice.jpg

have yall heard of the brand, shaper, model, or even when this board could have been made?

thanks,
tommy

[LLG]

I have never heard of it at all....frankly, it looks like a no brainer junk board.... sorry....actually your uncle probably should have GIVEN you the board... oh well....

[Phil]

your best bet is to try www.swaylocks.com proably you best bet of finding infomation on it

[tomcat360]

thanks for the help. it is beaten to a pulp, and has some bad repair jobs im gonna cut out an redo. havent looked at swaylocks yet, but i probably would


tommy

[jonny]

Oceanside these days is known in the surf world as the home of Takayama surfboards. Now I am sure you do not have a Takayama of any description there but nevertheless it looks like it would be a lovely board with a bit of care and attention spent.

[smilinjack]

I had one of those when I was a kid in Hollywood, Florida.
Mine was white with yellow rails and a strange shaped skeg.

Jack

[babyboarder89]

i have no idea but i know a guy whos into old boards in a big way-you can barely move around his house for vintage surfboards, if its special, chances are he'll know.
simon from gulfstream surfboards
http://www.gulfstreamsurfboards.co.uk/
give him a call! good luck searchin'

[tomcat360]

thanks to all of yall- ive gotten a bit of good info from many people

basically ive found out that it was made most likely in 1969 in cocoa beach, florida, us. i finally fixed it up and im takin it out this weekend.

thanks
tommy