Board is obviously well used, but the wheels spin and I don’t see any major cracks or anything wrong with it. Although it is missing one truck screw/nut. Please look at photos to get a better sense of the shape it’s in.
The NASH “HOT FOOT” from the early 1970s is a classic transition-era skateboard, featuring first-generation urethane wheels. Before the HOT FOOT, skateboards from the 1960s featured clay and metal wheels. This board is in great condition with the top graphic nearly 100% intact.
This is a vintage 1960s Nash Sidewalk Surfboard wooden skateboard. All original, used and loved in its day. Produced by Nash Manufacturing Inc. Based in Fort Worth, Texas. These were among the first mass-produced skateboards from the late 1950s and early 1960s, often marketed as toys for learning to surf on land. The deck is made of wood, original clay wheels and trucks.