Could be Hope I'm mistaken, but does anyone else think this might be a little hot
www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Windsurfing/Boards/~bxl0p/2007-JP-Australia.aspx?search=Ya%2b6AFVcXZZ4ljLmqPEzHw%3d%3d
- I assume it would be going for $400 if it was a *B then 
and this one stands out like a (proverbia) short haired dog's balls.
Could just be typo - he has no idea what year it is and meant to put it in for $1500 not $500?
Why not contact the seller and ask whether you can buy the board for $600, let them know that you will arrange for your agent to collect, and that you will make payment directly through your Western Union account
I think combining alcohol, the internet and my heightened state of pessimism was somewhat stupid. Just disregard anything I said last night
Anyhow that's not too bad a deal for a 2009 JP Slalom v.
(Edit - thanks for confirming too MK)
Board & seller are legit, I think he prefers his old f2 course racing thing over the jp. Don't know if that price is correct.
Got the same model last year for $750,thought that was a bargain.
Excellent board would recommend it to anyone.
No i do not know the seller.
- I assume it would be going for $400 if it was a *B then and this one stands out like a (proverbia) short haired dog's balls.
Am I wrong? Do some brands actually hold value better then others? Truely interested!
My observation is that it's a model releated, rather than a brand.
Some models are just excellent and generally liked so people tend to hold onto them, which generates a shortage on the SH market.
I.E. it's hard to find a SH Starboard Kode, and when available, it will be more expensive than an equivalent board of the same age.
