A photo sequence from last Friday

Ryan Condor on a Liddle "Burrito"

Some Liddles

The First is a 7 footer I got from Jim Shank.  It has a rounded pintail and no info on the srtinger.  Probably from the 1970s.  The old guy holding the board is Dave "Pops" McDonald:

This is an 8'0". No serial, just JB on the stringer. It's a great rider:

This ones an 8'6". It is number 4000.  It was originally all green tint, but it has been painted over the rail repairs.  Probably from 1990 as I have others that are close to the same number sequence:

Sold

Logging at Da 'Bu

Epoxy

Here's some shots of a Patagonia Test board made by Greg Liddle a while back:

7'8" 15.75 nose, 21 wide, 13.5 tail.

Unusual

This is an eBay find from a few years ago. I might finally take it for a spin, it's a weird 7'11" Mini-Longboard win a tucked under edge rail in the nose (a wingnose) and downrail tail.
Maybe a bit like a mini Morey-Pope Penetrator:

6'8" Liddle D-Machine

A 6'8" Liddle based on the "Red Death" board of Steve Krejewski. According to SK this was his most versatile board he owned, and one of the few that were not shaved to a 2" thickness.
This one also has a traction material on the deck that makes it similar to the rough sanded decks found on the 70's boards ridden by the hard core hullers of the era:

Initial paddle out this board has some real get up and go. The traction was amazing, I might end up doing a few more of my boards with the traction.