Skate and Annoy Features

eBay Watch: April 2002

April was a slow month for decks on eBay. No real shockers, not a lot of much to tell you the truth. Powell How does this old cab grab you? It grabbed somebody out there to the tune of $1,926. Ouch. It’s not even his first model. Of course, you don’t see many mint 2nd […]

Posted by: House of Neil on May 13th, 2002

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Skate and Annoy Zombie Cover Shoot

Editor’s Note: More ancient content from the days of static HTML and monitors with lower resolution than your phone., Preserved here for posterity. Enjoy. K.ed – 3/5/14 Skate and Annoy Cover Shoot Causes Mayhem at Local Skate Park! Zombie Cover Shoot: Volume 2 Number 1May 2002, Newberg OregonSkater: Steve Grover Not really… I set out […]

Posted by: Kilwag (editor) on May 7th, 2002

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eBay Watch: March 2002

After the decline in February, things really picked up in March, with some real rare classics going for big prices. Here’s the scoop, organized by company. Dogtown First up is this new Dogtown Big Foot. I’m not quite sure what the deal with this deck is. I believe Humpston and Muir have been doing some […]

Posted by: House of Neil on April 13th, 2002

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SLC Olympic Village skate demo

Editor’s Note: Here’s another one I almost decided not to re-post. The photos are embarrassingly bad. They are in fact scans of 35mm prints from Walgreens. I actually had an early digital camera, but the resolution was low, the optics crappy, and in general, they weren’t good for action shots. Even the still shots had […]

Posted by: Kilwag (editor) on April 7th, 2002

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Bowling for Skateparks

Editor’s Note: Oh man, this really takes me back to when the web site had a much more limited, regional readership. This feature goes way back to the days of static HTML, but has since been imported the database for the same of posterity. The pictures are tiny because everyone had small screens and modems […]

Posted by: Kilwag (editor) on April 6th, 2002

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eBay Watch: January – February 2002

Hello again. The post Xmas blues hit I think, because for the first time in a while, prices seemed to be going down. Buyers just didn’t seem as rabid as in the past! Here’s the scoop this month, by company. Dogtown First up is this vintage Dogtown Jim Muir. The photo is horrible, but the […]

Posted by: House of Neil on March 16th, 2002

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Skate Valentines Day

Editor’s Note: This is a pretty paltry offering as far as “features” go., and I ‘m not sure why I decided to profess my alleged homosexuality. I must have thought it was funny 12 years ago. This feature goes way back to the days of static HTML, but has since been imported the database for […]

Posted by: Kilwag (editor) on February 1st, 2002

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SLC Bunk – Building the Olympic Village Vert Ramp

So I’ve got this friend who called me up a month before Christmas and with a dubious story about building a vert ramp for the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Let’s call him “Gordo”, because that’s what his name is. I was a bit skeptical to say the least. It seemed a little bit […]

Posted by: Kilwag (editor) on January 30th, 2002

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eBay Watch: December 2001

As normal there were tons of decks going for big money, so let’s get started with the classics: the Alvas, Dogtowns and Z-Flex. Alva / Dogtown / Z-Flex. This 1970s Alva went for $455. A high price, but it’s a classic complete board. This Dogtown Bigfoot went for a low $700-probably because of the griptape […]

Posted by: House of Neil on January 13th, 2002

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The Story of Iron Cross: Art and Steve Godoy Interview

Way back 1987 we had the good fortune to interview Art and Steve Godoy for issue number 6 of Skate and Annoy. Somehow they had seen a copy and had given us positive feedback, especially concerning Neil’s infamous “Hate Page.” We did a good interview with some silly questions, and even let them vent on […]

Posted by: Kilwag (editor) on November 6th, 2001

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