Surfrider - Revision history

HandyAndy: added model info and fixed boats in use link

2012-10-28T22:02:41Z

added model info and fixed boats in use link

HandyAndy at 14:17, 23 February 2012

2012-02-23T14:17:45Z

HandyAndy at 14:14, 23 February 2012

2012-02-23T14:14:40Z

HandyAndy: added history

2012-02-23T14:03:06Z

added history

HandyAndy at 13:24, 23 February 2012

2012-02-23T13:24:45Z

HandyAndy: fixed boats in use link

2012-02-23T13:24:21Z

fixed boats in use link

HandyAndy at 19:44, 26 June 2010

2010-06-26T19:44:25Z

HandyAndy: created page, added 1962 brochure image, logo and categories and boats in use link

2010-06-26T19:42:36Z

created page, added 1962 brochure image, logo and categories and boats in use link

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Surfrider Boats

Aero-Marine Development Corp.

5511 S. Main

Elkhart, Indiana

Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.

The hull styling of these boats very much resembles [[Plastyle|The 400 Line Boats]] by the Plastyle Corp.

'''1962 Information'''
<gallery>
File:Surfriderb61001.jpg|1962 Brochure
</gallery>

[http://www.fiberglassics.com/site-search-3?ordering=newest&searchword=Surfrider Surfrider Boats in Use]

[[Main Page|Back to Main Page]]

[[Category:Indiana]]
[[Category:Kentucky]]
[[Category:Fiberglass]]

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	The hull styling of these boats very much resembles [[Plastyle\|The 400 Line Boats]] by the Plastyle Company.		The hull styling of these boats very much resembles [[Plastyle\|The 400 Line Boats]] by the Plastyle Company.
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		+	'''Model Information'''
		+	<gallery>
		+	File:Surfriderbb001.jpg\|1965 to 1967 Surf Rider outboard models
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−	[http://fiberglassics.com/~~site-search~~.~~html~~?searchword=~~surfrider~~&ordering=newest&searchphrase=all Surfrider Boats in Use]	+	[http://www.fiberglassics.com/index.php?searchword=Surfrider&ordering=newest&searchphrase=all&limit=20&Itemid=88&option=com_search Surfrider Boats in Use]

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	The following was drawn from 1970 US Tax Cases Vol 69, Part 2:		The following was drawn from 1970 US Tax Cases Vol 69, Part 2:
−	The founder of Aero-Marine Development Corp, Donald C. Niblock Jr. organized the company about October 10, 1961 with Merlin Alson, each owning 50% of stock for which they each invested $2500. Aero-Marine began by selling airplanes and later the manufacture and sale of fiberglass boats. Niblock resigned on August 26, 1963 and formed Surf Rider, Inc. after he left Aero-Marine on September 1963. Subsequently in 1964 he sold 50% of the Surf Rider stock. Previous businesses included Hart Mobile Homes and Niblock Flying Service.	+	The founder of Aero-Marine Development Corp, Donald C. Niblock Jr. organized the company about October 10, 1961 with Merlin Alson, each owning 50% of stock for which they each invested $2500. Aero-Marine began by selling airplanes and later the manufacture and sale of fiberglass boats. Niblock resigned on August 26, 1963 and formed Surf Rider, Inc. after he left Aero-Marine on September 1963. Subsequently in 1964 he sold 50% of the Surf Rider stock for $20,000. Previous businesses included Hart Mobile Homes and Niblock Flying Service.

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	The following was drawn from 1970 US Tax Cases Vol 69, Part 2:		The following was drawn from 1970 US Tax Cases Vol 69, Part 2:
−	The founder of Aero-Marine Development Corp, Donald C. Niblock Jr. organized the company about October 10, 1961 with Merlin Alson, each owning 50% of stock for which they each invested $2500. Aero-Marine began by selling airplanes and later the manufacture and sale of fiberglass boats. Niblock resigned on August 26, 1963 and formed Surf Rider, Inc. after he left Aero-Marine. Subsequently he sold 50% of the Surf Rider stock. Previous businesses included Hart Mobile Homes and Niblock Flying Service.	+	The founder of Aero-Marine Development Corp, Donald C. Niblock Jr. organized the company about October 10, 1961 with Merlin Alson, each owning 50% of stock for which they each invested $2500. Aero-Marine began by selling airplanes and later the manufacture and sale of fiberglass boats. Niblock resigned on August 26, 1963 and formed Surf Rider, Inc. after he left Aero-Marine on September 1963. Subsequently in 1964 he sold 50% of the Surf Rider stock. Previous businesses included Hart Mobile Homes and Niblock Flying Service.

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	Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.		Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.

−	Production began in 1962 at Aero-Marine's Dunlap, Indiana factory (The Skipper magazine, Vol. 22, 1962).	+
		+	Production began in 1962 at Aero-Marine's Dunlap, Indiana factory (The Skipper magazine, Vol. 22, 1962). Surfrider was advertised at Elkhart, Indiana in 1965 (Yachting, Vol. 118, 1965).
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		+	The following was drawn from 1970 US Tax Cases Vol 69, Part 2:
		+	The founder of Aero-Marine Development Corp, Donald C. Niblock Jr. organized the company about October 10, 1961 with Merlin Alson, each owning 50% of stock for which they each invested $2500. Aero-Marine began by selling airplanes and later the manufacture and sale of fiberglass boats. Niblock resigned on August 26, 1963 and formed Surf Rider, Inc. after he left Aero-Marine. Subsequently he sold 50% of the Surf Rider stock. Previous businesses included Hart Mobile Homes and Niblock Flying Service.

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	Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.		Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.

−	Production ~~begain~~ in 1962 at Aero-Marine's Dunlap, Indiana factory (The Skipper magazine, Vol. 22, 1962).	+	Production began in 1962 at Aero-Marine's Dunlap, Indiana factory (The Skipper magazine, Vol. 22, 1962).

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	Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.		Location also found as Somerset, Kentucky which may be a later location.
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		+	Production begain in 1962 at Aero-Marine's Dunlap, Indiana factory (The Skipper magazine, Vol. 22, 1962).


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−	[http://~~www.~~fiberglassics.com/site-search-3?ordering=newest&~~searchword~~=~~Surfrider~~ Surfrider Boats in Use]	+	[http://fiberglassics.com/site-search.html?searchword=surfrider&ordering=newest&searchphrase=all Surfrider Boats in Use]

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−	The hull styling of these boats very much resembles [[Plastyle\|The 400 Line Boats]] by the Plastyle ~~Corp~~.	+	The hull styling of these boats very much resembles [[Plastyle\|The 400 Line Boats]] by the Plastyle Company.