Where is the best place to have a custom surf board created and what should I expect to pay?
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There is a guy in Newport Beach CA. His name is Dano and he makes custom boards. His boards handle very well and look awsome.
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Try ebay or craigslist. If that doesn't work, post it in the newspaper where you live and in the online listings, it's usually free. You'll probably get around $250 for a brand new board and bindings, but even that is asking for a lot. You need to just see what you can get for it. Then, proceed with selling it.
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Wow, may I suggest consultation with discloser with whoever and make a plan, it is not cheap nor easy to setup a high end site.  Hardware expenses, software, payroll, marketing, design, implementation.  It is possible, I suggest CONSULTATION first\n\nHogan Courrier
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Although you can meet with a local webmaster and show concept art or thoughts, you can always talk on the phone and scan your thoughts and send them.\n\nI figure that casting a wider net will yield a lower price... but check their work.  A bargain may be because they are not very good... but you might find someone just starting out that will give you a lower price for the experience (again, look at their portfolio first).
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You can check out some web sites for established surf clubs, like the Windansea Surf Club or the Pacific Beach Surf Club.  You'd need to get members of course, that can be done with word of mouth and flyers or over the internet, and get some events scheduled like parties or surf contests or outings to surf flicks or screenings of surf flicks or tape each other surfing and show the tapes, or organize some surfin safaris to different spots.  Just make it a fun group centered on surfing.  Good luck, happy waves!
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pictur framing specialist\n\nhttp://www.seacoastventures.net/business/2006/04/new_business_mjs_tavern.html\n\n:> peace
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http://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/
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"How long is a piece of string?"\n\nWell really you could expect to pay from £10 per hour up to £60! Generally you do get what you pay for. If you are looking for a designer, take a look at their previous work and make sure they have the talent you need.\n\nIf you do decide to go ahead, you may want to get a project based price (i.e.: they agree to do your work for a fixed price - which cannot go up).\n\nGet it all in a contract!\n\nStewart
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Thought you might like this website...\n\nthis shop has a wide variety and reasonable prices... enjoy!\nhttp://www.thebodyboardshop.com/index.php?cPath=21
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I'd recommend a Softop in the 7 foot range. If you're 5'1, then that will feel like a long board for you. \n\nA couple reasons Softops are good first boards:\n\n1) They're cheaper than regular fiberglass boards\n\n2) They're soft, so you won't crack your head on the board when you wipe out ( and as a beginner you can expect plenty of wipeouts).\n\nOnce you learn, you will want to get a fiberglass or epoxy board to take your surfing to the next level, but the softop will do the trick for now. I've had a couple friends who learned on them, and they worked out great.\n\nYou'll have to call your local shop to see if they carry them. Most do these days.\n\nOr check out their site.\n\nhttp://surftech.com/softops.php
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here's the link...\nhttp://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/\n\nHAVE FUN!!!
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Jake, I buy all of my son's boards on EBay. Most large skate shops have an EBay account and they sell either complete boards or just decks for very reasonable prices. Shipping is typically around 11.00. Good luck finding a new one.
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these are all hoaxes man, you should find a real JOB that requires to do more than just SURF, tell me will anyone pay you for breathing? or having fun? if you really know someone like that let us all know :)
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Without much detail on what you want, I can only give you a general idea of what you'll pay.  That said, you'll probably pay anywhere from $250-$1200.\n\nSome firms will charge you per page with the home page being the most expensive (because the layout design is usually included in this). Recently, I've seen some firms charge as much as $100-150 for each additional page.\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't go that route since each additional page usually doesn't require that much work.
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i think the website's called www.blackholeboards.com ... last time i checked they sold really cheap, search "buy enjoi deck" in google, youl get plenty of websites... ccs.com, skateamerica.com, try those too
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Go to www.surfjunky.com/?r=james950 it is really good and it's free.
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This would depend on the site and amount of work to be carried out, mail me at shaun@sdhinternet.co.uk with the  details and will let you know what the cost would be