The Surfin’ USA puzzle by artist Scott Westmoreland is a nostalgic tribute to woodie wagons and surfers. In short, this 550-piece jigsaw puzzle celebrates classic American surf culture.
About the Artwork
Woodie wagons loaded with boards bring back the golden age of surfing. It’s a sunny, upbeat scene full of retro charm.
In addition, the vintage cars and surfboards give you bold shapes and colors to follow. As a result, the puzzle is fun to sort and build.
If you enjoy this design, be sure to look at G’Day Mate, its companion puzzle by Scott Westmoreland.
Where to Start
Start with the border, then build the woodie wagons, using their wood panels as a guide, since it stands out right away. Next, work on the surfboards. After that, piece together the beach and any surfers. Finally, fill in the sky and water, sorting those pieces by shade.
Surfin’ USA Puzzle Details
- Pieces: 550
- Finished size: 24″ x 18″
- Artist: Scott Westmoreland
- Part number: 30503
- Made in the USA by Heritage Puzzle
A Surfin’ USA Puzzle for Classic Car Fans
Overall, at 550 pieces, it’s a comfortable size for a relaxing weekend. In addition, it’s suitable for framing once you finish. Plus, the retro colors make it a fun conversation piece once framed. As a result, it’s a great choice for a game room or garage wall.
For example, put on some classic surf music while you work on it. Also, it pairs nicely with G’Day Mate for a matching set.
It also makes a great gift for surfers, car collectors and anyone who loves retro beach style.
Framing Your Finished Puzzle
When you finish, the puzzle measures 24″ x 18″, a standard frame size. Then glue it, let it dry flat and frame it for a garage, rec room or surf shack.
Explore More
Finally, see more puzzles by Scott Westmoreland, or browse our Beach Puzzles and Coastal Puzzles collections.
Daphne St. John –
A beautiful finished & framed puzzle. Fun to do, with just the right “challenge factor”.
We decorate our beach home with beautiful jigsaw puzzles! This is one of my favorites!
Fred Burner –
I never had the opportunity to drive a “woodie” wagon to the beach although I do remember them. This puzzle was challenging with lots of sand, water and sky but now that it put together I find it difficult to take it apart. Also, Heritage puzzles are quality products.