Well this is it. The last installment of Skateboarding Action, courtesy of Carl Warren. We laughed, we cried, we bailed. Here’s Bill Tocco and some information on buying a skateboard. Today’s skateboards are stronger, bigger, more colorful, and have more protective plastic than ever before. Enlarge-o-rama.
Previous installments:
Eight – Seven – Six – Five – Four – Three – Two – One
4 comments
Scotty Myers
Bill Tocco was three things and I remember him well from the early days at ES skatepark.the first thing the guy was a absolute shredder, he had the whole bag at the time. The second thing Bill Tocco was is a stylemaster, I am a surfer from CA and he skated much like Tom Curren surfed, he made it look so easy. A couple of the rippers who were older may have gotten a little higher at the time but no one- and I mean no one made it look easier than Bill. i traveled back and forth from CA (Del Mar Skate Ranch) all the time as a boy due to split families. I saw the best in the world on a regular basis and I watched. I was a surfer who skated and style was everything. His style translated to surfing to me-he had flow. The third thing Bill Tocco was is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. He was super nice to all the groms at the park-he always had time for a friendly conversation. Although I have not seen the guy in decades I am glad to call him my childhood friend. many many good vibes to Bill where ever he is.
Mac
Is Jack Tocco his father?
skaterhusseindave
wikipedia has some rather extensive bits on his folks
Grover
Good old Tocco everyone should know his family is Detroit Mafia. Boy could that guy stall an invert. I can remember him talking shit while inverting.