my newest nice clean 9'8 pin tail channel bottom da cat that came from the original owner
want to take her for a spin?
the original decal on the tail from where the board was bought
this da cat is board number 1680 only 8 numbers off the other blue tint one you see me holding down the bottom of the page
da cat fin and fin box
nice blue tint bottom
clean logo with pinline around the concave nose
another perfect da cat
You might see these when you enter a surfshop on the west coast. Good luck on the hunt! Where are they? (Click to enlarge)
Here is another Da Cat hanging in a shop somewhere on the west coast.
That is a solid black Da Cat with white slip check. That’s me, Rik Cederstrom, my first session at Stockton Ave. Santa Cruz.
This one shows the fate of the board and where. Surfing any board at Steamer’s Lane without a leash took it’s toll. I made that longer section into one of Santa Cruz’s first two short boards. It was an 8’1”. The original “Cede Custom”. The only other shortboard was an 8’1” shaped by ONeill shop for Rick Kalinowski and produced the same week. (Almost) no-one surfed Stockton at that time.
Bev Noll with one of my Da-Cat's that hangs in the Noll Shop
knee paddling inlayed cloth patches
Bev with one of my very clean Slot Bottom Cat's
this is one of the limited addition dacats
Here is a pair of his & her Da-Cat's. Thanks for the photo's Kevin
What a nice pair!
Black Da Cat
One of the 7 that Rhyn made
Here are two very nice Cat's. Thanks for the photo's Andrew
Jerry Pierce and Greg Noll
9'8 blue tint pintail da cat i think this one was bought at Mrs. A's the surfer surf shop here in oregon
