v1ncan1ty

I would post pics too. But with my phone. Don't seem to be able too... Unless I have to go to full version?

Yes. The board is goofy. I ride goofy. So it's perfect :) I figured I could just soft boot it. Only down side about carving at my local hill. 2 carves and your done. Your already down. Lol! 100 feet of vert isn't to much :p

Gotcha. Makes sense. I ride some racers yes. In soft boots. Since the width of my foot is a size 15 us. And the length is 10-10.5 us. I have a hard time finding hard boots that are comfy. So I'll just soft boot it. Still get low enough to lick the snow :) And I did ask on Facebook groups. Got refered to here :)

Here's a picture. And some info. Only thing I found online. Gives you guys an idea. http://www.snowboardmuseum.de/board/show/id/1208

Btw mines a 169cm. Not a 153cm and not a 167cm.

In 94 Burton offered two symmetrical race boards called the Stat series, alongside the four PJs. The Stats were dubbed "5" and "6" for their 153 and 167cm lengths. A third Stat, the 7, was never released for public consumption, because as one shop owner once speculated, "they thought it was too fast, they were scared of it". All the while, Burton offered recreational alpine boards like the M, the Amp, and the Alp. I have the golden top sheet. Never released to public pj 7 Never ridden. So your saying approx 100$? Value wise on it? Even if it's rare?

Actually. Before you delete. Where would I post this thread. In which categorie?

Ah I see there are more categories. You can delete this post. I'll post it in the right categorie.

Hello. I'm new to the forum. Don't know if this is where I'd ask the question. I have a 93/94 Burton PJ 7 gold top sheet 169cm. Never used. Never seen snow. Never been outside. On the wall. What would be the value of this monster :) Thanks in advance. And if I'm in the wrong section. Guide a newbie where I'm suppos to post :)