i dont think ur going to find much. I sailed a 330 Elite and a 320 Elite when i was quite young. problem is i wasnt good enough or sailing in enough wind then to tell you how well they performed. all i know is that i learnt quite quickly on them.

tyronse boards are realy old boards. i see quite abit of gear sell on the tradingpost that have come out of garages from 20 years ago like yours.

sorry i couldnt help much dats all i know

bubs

They came in two volumes. We have both sizes in the "library". Yellow one at about 120 litres and the purple one at maybe 105. They are made with an upper and lower skin that will eventually split but can be repaired easily by injecting epoxy all the way round the edge. The mast track is way forward compared to modern boards. Have a go and have a laugh!

I have a tyronsea 380, dont use anymore, but it was great fun, I would crack it out in light winds still if I could be bothered

To forum reply's thanks for the feed back.
Cant remember who said it but yes the mast track is way forward from what we see on todays boards.
If I can get it back to Perth, I might give it a run to see how it handles.

The board as I said belonges now to my Nephews who has it from his dads estate, who was an old Scarborough lad who just lived for the beach and surf.

Mineral