Anyone know of its existence?

 

thanks 

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See y’all next summer. 

Hmmm, could be the Al Margolis who still surfs Ft. Pierce all the time...he used to be into surf photography (and video maybe???) back in the 70s...I think for the mags of the era

There is only ONE Al Margolis.

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Mike at LongBoardHouse will have his #.

Allen lives in another dimension, so proceed with interest...

Allan Margolis has a brother Mike Margolis who had a surf shop in Fort Lauderdale throughout the 70's called Discount Water Sports (DWS) bought my first NEW surfboard from there, in 1973, the day before we left for two weeks in Eleuthera! it was a 6'7 Tom Overlin swallow tail, hard rails with V in the tail, loved that board! A couple years later I worked there for about half the year. "Michael C. Margolis has been the Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Crocs, Inc. since January 2005."

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I see Al once in a while so I'll ask him. He still works in the surf biz for himself.

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Thanks. I'll relay any info I get.  The request came from a fellow surfer in a Facebook group I'm in. He says he was in the film surfing and was hoping to find a copy.  

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Alien Margolis still in the lineup at Ft Pierce

We found him. Sent the info to my friend. 

 

Thanks again

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Edited: 08/05/2017 at 07:32 AM by MikeNeptune

Saw Al this morning. "I worked my ass off on that film" he said.

Unfortunately he has no copies of it. Lost them in life's shuffle.

If you manage to find a copy maybe let Al know.

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