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Sold for $150.00
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The Stoker V Machine. Great board from an iconic time. The Stoker V-Machine is a cult-classic, hybrid surfboard model rooted in Santa Barbara County surf history. Known for its low-drag hull and distinct bottom V-contour, it paddles and glides like a longboard while offering the tighter turns and responsiveness of a shortboard. Named after Santa Barbara surfer Randall Stoker. Inspired by late-1960s V-bottom designs from shapers like Jeff Kruthers and Bob McTavish. First officially shaped as the Stoker V-Machine in 1988 by Scott Anderson Surfboards. Crafted over the decades by local shapers including Steve Talley, Brad Johnson, and Bruce Fowler
Santa Barbara, CA
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Used — Good
$225.00
Sold for $150.00
Local pickup · Shipping (price determined in checkout)
Sold for $150.00
Reswell protection
Shop knowing eligible purchases include Purchase Protection—clear coverage rules, a dispute path if the item isn't as described, and our team when you need a hand.
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The Stoker V Machine. Great board from an iconic time. The Stoker V-Machine is a cult-classic, hybrid surfboard model rooted in Santa Barbara County surf history. Known for its low-drag hull and distinct bottom V-contour, it paddles and glides like a longboard while offering the tighter turns and responsiveness of a shortboard. Named after Santa Barbara surfer Randall Stoker. Inspired by late-1960s V-bottom designs from shapers like Jeff Kruthers and Bob McTavish. First officially shaped as the Stoker V-Machine in 1988 by Scott Anderson Surfboards. Crafted over the decades by local shapers including Steve Talley, Brad Johnson, and Bruce Fowler
Santa Barbara, CA
Inspect for cracks, dings, or delamination before you pay.
Used — Good
$225.00
