Way, Peter
Big, boisterous, lantern-jawed New Zealand surfing pioneer and surfboard manufacturer; winner of the inaugural New Zealand surfing championships in 1963, and once described as "the epitome of the wild-man surfer." Way was born Auckland in 1939, the son of a former wrestler and Piha Surf Club standout, and began surfing at age 18 on a hollow plywood paddleboard. In the late '50s and early '60s, he...
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Peter Way, mid 1960sSubscribe to view
Peter Way, Ragland, around 1967Subscribe to view
Peter Way (left) with NZ chapter of the Windansea Surf Club, 1968. Photo: Geoff LoganSubscribe to view
Jackman-Way Surfboards ad, 1972Subscribe to view
Peter Way, right, clowning around in the factory, 1968Subscribe to view
Peter Way
Peter Way, mid 1960s
Peter Way, Ragland, around 1967
Peter Way (left) with NZ chapter of the Windansea Surf Club, 1968. Photo: Geoff Logan
Jackman-Way Surfboards ad, 1972
Peter Way, right, clowning around in the factory, 1968