Thruster with a daggerboard ,you must of stumbled upon a 2014 prototype Bic onshore waveboard.
Fashion goes round and round.Reminds me of a crappy old board Bic made in about 82,had a big camel hump on the tail ,hopeless nonslip,2 holes to put your mastfoot in and one set of straps behind the other.....Yeah ,but surely you wouldn't have bought one of those.
How much did you pay for it, $2 or $2000?

OMG- Honey, I shrunk the Doug

You still have that under your house ,don't you!

They were briefly one of the quickest boards at the time,styerene core and ASA,stiff and flat.That was the beginning of the end for polyethelene boards.
The 200SL was the same board(although newer) but with a daggerboard , heavier and a therefore step backwards, back to a schlogger boards.

fjdoug said...

KA360 said...
OMG- Honey, I shrunk the Doug

nope!...i thought it was of you taken at your weekender at lake jindabyne

Thats not me either and I have never had any property in a trailer park.
Looks a bit like Adrian L but he would not have had a Bic.
There is green in the photo so can't be Jindy

the board i sail most often is as old as yours.....

Yep, Bic used to make the fugliest things ever.
That board must be a bi*ch to jibe in certain wind ranges...
You woulda been better off with the Wayler, had it been dry inside...

And yes, that was the beginning of the end for racing.
Before 1983-4, racing used to be relatively one-design and well-attended at B-bay.
After that, local racing split into classes, with many changing boards twice a year just to stay ahead, then dropping off whinging the sport was getting expensive...
By 85+, weekly racing was mostly dead.