PREMIUM COLLECTOR LISTING EARLY 1970s SKATEBOARD (ORIGINAL TRUCK CO. HARDWARE)

PREMIUM COLLECTOR LISTING – EARLY 1970s SKATEBOARD ORIGINAL TRUCK CO. HARDWARE TITLE OPTIONS (choose the one that fits your platform). Early 1970s Vintage Skateboard. Original TRUCK CO. Cast Trucks. First-Gen Urethane Wheels. Rare 70s Skateboard – TRUCK CO. Stamped Trucks. Yellow Urethane Wheels. Complete Setup. Antique Skateboard. 1968-74 Era. Cast Metal TRUCK CO. Hardware. Collectible Original — DESCRIPTION (Premium Collector Version) A rare surviving early-1970s complete skateboard, featuring original cast-metal TRUCK CO. Stamped trucks, first-generation yellow urethane wheels, and a solid-wood deck with decades of authentic patina. This is the real deal – an untouched, early-production skateboard from the era right after the urethane revolution changed the sport. The deck is hand-painted in a unique vintage black + neon yellow racing stripe pattern, giving it a bold retro look. Why Collectors Want This Board? Original TRUCK CO. — Perfect For. Skateboard history collectors. 60s-70s sports memorabilia displays. Surf/skate themed décor. Museum-style wall mounting. Photo/film props. Restoration hobbyists.

VTG 1980 Gullwing Super Pro Mach V Skateboard Trucks 9Lightest Truck? Very Rare

This is a pair of vintage Gullwing Super Pro Mach V skateboard trucks from the 1980s. They are 9 in length and are considered to be very rare. The trucks are designed for skateboarding and are made in the United States. The brand is Gullwing, and the model is the Gullwing Super Pro Mach V. The trucks have a retro vibe and are perfect for any skateboarder who wants to add a touch of The 80s to their setup.

VNTG 1960′s Sidewalk SurferSkateboard Chicago Truck Clay wheels#76P. Surfer ENT

Vtg 1960′s “Sidewalk Surfer”Skateboard. Manufactured by surfer enterprises out of Ohio.. Clay Wheels/Chicago Trucks. Wheels #76P. Restore or display. Great for any collector of vintage skateboards.

Vintage skateboard truck zorlac wheels california pro assembled DTF UV printing

This vintage skateboard truck by Zorlac is a must-have for any skating enthusiast. With its double kick design and skull model, it’s perfect for those who love the 90s skating vibe. Made in the United States, this skateboard is of high quality and is sure to impress. As for the California Prop 65 Warning, it’s not a problem. This skateboard is assembled DTF with UV printing, making it a unique and cool addition to any collection. Whether you’re a seasoned skater or just starting out, this Zorlac skateboard is a great choice.

Black Rebel Skateboard Club Pocket Pistols Skates NOD Retro Berth 60mm Ind Truck

Black Rebel Skateboard Club. Retro Berth 60mm Ind Truck Co. 34″ long 9.5″ wide. Wheels 9 outside to outside. Sorry I don’t know much about it, if you see an error in this listing, I’ll be glad to fix it if you let me know. This item looks to be in really good shape with some light use. It looks very good and solid to me. Please review the pictures for the condition and configuration of this item.

Hosoi Hammerhead Skateboard Deck Independent Truck Co Santa Cruz

Please review provided photos. If something is not pictured then it is not included. If you have any further questions please ask.

NOS One Thunder Stage 2 Red Skateboard Truck 1987

One New Old Stock Thunder Stage 2 Red Skateboard Truck 8.5″ Axles 6″ Hanger. These Trucks Were Released With Four Truck Holes And This Truck Was Modified, Adding Two Additional Holes To Fit Onto A Modern Skateboard.

1991 Independent Truck Company Stage VI 6 8.5 axles/149mm hangers P1

Independent Truck Co – Stage 6 – 8.5/149mm – P1. These Stage 6′s were rolled out during turbulent times for Independent, right on the cusp of the. Coming popsicle tidal wave. In the face of hurricane headwinds towards tiny little decks and tiny little. Trucks, they were mostly casting the 129′s that would outfit the popsicles that would dominate the next. These rare, lightly-used 1/2-sizes largely sat out the stunt-deck era, biding their sweet time. Waiting for the wide-deck renaissance; hovering in that glorious netherworld between clay wheels and. Old-school 2.5 inch bolt hole width – and will not fit most’new school’ deck bolt patterns (2.125). Hardware & kingpins, new Indy 88a bushings. Preservation-quality cleaning and ready for your. Throwback deck or collection.

Rare Independent Truck Company Skateboard Duffle Bag with Board Straps Late 1990′s

Rare Independent Truck Company Duffle Bag with bottom skateboard straps. I don’t see these for sale often or as much as the famous skateboard backpacks they made that every kid had in the early 00′s. In excellent condition with only a small hole in the left side webbing as photographed. Can hold quite a bit of stuff, really well made for touring. Can hold a few sets worth of clothes, a couple pairs of shoes, A mini-dv camera (if you must, or whatever hot wheel sized 4K camera you might be using now) along with peripherals, libations and etc. Has the defunct logo. I honestly don’t have a problem with it, always reminded me of an X marking the spot like on a treasure map. Probably collectible and not in horrible shape thus my price.

Powell Peralta Skull Skateboard yellow Per Welinder Shredboots Independent Truck

See all photos of this vintage skateboard. The wheels operate smoothly, the trucks work as they should and the board is in good shape. It is preowned so it will have some wear marks – see photos. This Powell Peralta skateboard deck is a must-have for any Bones Brigade fan! The yellow Nordic skull design is eye-catching and perfect for street-style skating. Crafted with high-quality materials, this deck is durable and ready to handle any trick you throw at it. The brand is trusted and well-known in the skateboarding community, making it a reliable choice for both beginners and advanced skaters. Whether you’re cruising through the streets or hitting the skate park, this Powell Peralta skateboard deck is sure to impress.

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