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Vintage Vision Ripper skateboard. Santa Cruz Bullet wheels. Has some old vintage OG stickers. I was going to take them off but liked it the way it was. Great to add to your vision collection! Check out my other auctions for vintage skateboard stuff.
Powell Peralta NOS Vintage G Bones RED RARE Skateboard Wheels. Never reissued in this color. Some usual rub marks on the contact from storage. Highly sought-after collectible for skateboarding enthusiasts. With a 64mm diameter and 93A hardness, these wheels are perfect for vintage skateboards from the 80s era. See my other current and upcoming listings for more vintage skateboard decks , parts and accessories.
This Pepsi Racing Xtreme Offroad Skateboard is an exceptionally rare promotional board believed to have been released in the early 2000s as part of a Pepsi Racing contest or giveaway. Very few were ever made, and almost none surface today. Built in the style of an offroad cruiser, this deck measures 36″ long by 8.75″ wide and still has its original trucks, wheels, and hardware. The setup includes 9.75″ trucks, 4″ diameter x 2? ” wide wheels, and XT “Xtreme construction that gives it a sturdy, heavy feel. It’s been ridden lightly down a few hills – so there’s some dirt on the grip tape – and the bushings have deteriorated from age, but everything else appears original and solid. This is one of the rarest promotional skateboards out there – a true crossover between Pepsi memorabilia and extreme sports history. Perfect for display or restoration. Brand: Pepsi Racing Xtreme. Type: Promotional Offroad Skateboard. 9.75 wide (original). Wheels: 4″ diameter x 2? ” wide (original). Condition: Lightly used, original setup. Notes: Grip tape has some dirt; bushings deteriorated due to age. Era: Early 2000s promotional giveaway (believed to be via Safeway contest). Collector Note: All original components. No confirmed reissues or replicas found – the last known public listing dates back over a decade. If you know more about this board or its origins, I’d genuinely love to hear from you – there’s almost no documentation on it, and I’d like to keep its history alive. Why Cypress Grind Co. ? Every order goes out waxed, packed, and ready to roll. The Cypress Grind Promise. Just send us a quick message and we’ll make it right. If yours takes longer than 10 days, reach out and we’ll track it down or make it right. If something shows up wrong or damaged, don’t open a return case- message us first. We’re faster and friendlier that way. We’ll even send you a free return label. Got a question, concern, or random story about your order? We usually reply within 24 hours (sometimes faster if the coffee’s fresh). If we missed the mark, please reach out first – we fix things quick and fair. Don’t believe us? It speaks for itself. Thanks for supporting small business and keeping The Cypress Grind rolling.
3 hard-to-find, vintage skateboarding VHS tapes. Alien Workshop: Photosynthesis, Headcleaner, and A New Horizon. The tapes are untested but look to be in good shape. The sleeves have some wear from storage. The orange Alien Workshop tape is missing the front sticker. We will try our best to describe and photograph the items accurately. We try our best to initially clean what we can, but some fabrics or items (due to age) are left as found. Tags must still be attached (if originally present).
You have to wait until I invoice you. Yellow top and brown bottom with the original grip and sticker. The last picture shows the equipment I had set up and is available in other auctions.
This listing is for a rare piece of art that was made by Marc Johnson. The items we got included mostly new skateboards from his career, but there were about 9-10 art pieces like this. It’s a unique board for sure. It looks like he sketched over the Dashawn Jordan board and then added some burnt socks on the other end. I can provide some provenance this came directly from Marc Johnson upon request. Please see all photos for condition and feel free to ask any questions. Thank you for understanding.
