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1. www.deweyweber.com › pages › a-little-historyA Little History – Dewey Weber Surfboards

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   In the summer of 1960, relinquishing an athletic college scholarship, Dewey Weber embraced the world of business, on a surfboard. He borrowed $1500.00 to open a two-room surf shop on the beach in Venice, California.

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3. www.surfboardshack.com › blog › dewey-weber-surfboardsDewey Weber Surfboards | SurfboardShack.com

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   Dewey Weber Surfboards. In the 1960’s, Dewey Weber influenced both surfboard design and the surfing lifestyle that still has influence to this day. Dewey quickly garnered the reputation of being one of surfing’s top businessmen and soon he was recognized as the largest and most innovative surfboard manufacturer in the entire surfing ...

4. lastwave.com › pages › legends-dewey-weberLegends: DEWEY WEBER – Last Wave Originals

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   In 1960, Dewey Weber borrowed $1,500 to open his first shop in Venice, California. By the mid-'60s, Weber Surfboards was cranking out 300 boards a week, second only to Hobie Surfboards. But Dewey's contributions to surfing go far beyond mere production numbers...he was so much a part of its soul.

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6. www.deweyweber.com › pages › surfboardsThe Boardroom - Dewey Weber Surfboards

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   A surfboard built by Dewey Weber is something you can count on. We constantly evaluate and fine tune designs ensure that you get the best surfboard possible. That is why we currently make 18 models - from traditional longboards to performance shortboards to stand-up paddle boards.

7. www.deweyweber.com › pages › traditional-longboardsTraditional Longboards - Dewey Weber Surfboards

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   The time tested and classic shapes that defined an era of longboard surfing. These shapes embody the salty territory where form and function merge to create classic style. The Weber Performer is the most popular longboard model of all time. We’ve used Dewey’s original template to make an exact replica of the 1967 design.

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8. medium.com › vintage-surfboards › vintage-surfboardVintage Surfboard Rehabilitation: A Documentary in ... - Medium

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   Nov 24, 2015 · In 1967, Dewey Weber Surf Boards (yes, two words) came out with a longboard called the Weber Feather. The Feather shared some of the features of the company’s wildly successful Performer model...

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   What is a Dewey Weber surfboard?

   • Dewey Weber is known for building high-quality surfboards. We constantly evaluate and fine tune designs to ensure that you get the best surfboard possible. We currently offer 18 models, ranging from traditional longboards to performance shortboards to stand-up paddle boards. If you can dream it, we can build it.

   The Boardroom – Dewey Weber Surfboards

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   When did Dewey Weber start surfing?

   • Dewey Weber started surfing in the 1960s. He borrowed $1,500 to open his first shop in Venice, California, and by the mid-'60s, Weber Surfboards was producing 300 boards a week, second only to Hobie Surfboards. Dewey's contributions to surfing go far beyond mere production numbers...he was so much a part of its soul.

   Legends: DEWEY WEBER – Last Wave Originals

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   What happened to Weber Surfboards?

   • Weber Surfboards closed its only remaining shop in Hermosa Beach in 1993, the year Dewey Weber died. However, in 1998, Dewey's sons Shea and Corey revitalized the name. Weber Surfboards is again a leader in modern surfing. Their goal, as their father would have wanted, is reflected in the Weber slogan, 'Close to the Soul.'

   Legends: DEWEY WEBER – Last Wave Originals

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   Who is Dewey Weber?

   • David Earl Weber (August 18, 1938, in Denver, Colorado – January 6, 1993), known as Dewey Weber, was an American surfer, a popular surfing film subject, and a successful surfboard manufacturing businessman. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, he distinguished himself with a surfing style unique at the outset of that era.

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10. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dewey_WeberDewey Weber - Wikipedia

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    Surfing. Weber caught the eye of one of the best-known surfers and surfboard makers of that time, Dale Velzy, who advertized his surfboards by sponsoring surfers to ride them. During Weber's work for Velzy, the surfer sought to find a way to surf in Hawaii.