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Vee Skateboards
Company: Vee SkateboardsType: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Van’s New Skateboard Shoe
Company: VansType: Shoes
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Rider: Stacy Peralta
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Track Force Wheels
Company: Track ForceType: Wheels
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Skateboard Warehouse
Company: Skateboard WarehouseType: Distributors
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Ultra Flex Special Products
Company: Ultra FlexType: Wheels
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Rider: Steve Schisler
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Skatepark Publications: Blueprint for Profits
Company: Skatepark PublicationsType: Books / Manuals
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Skateboard World Magazine: It’s In The Bag
Company: Skateboard World MagazineType: Magazine Promo
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Scandinavian Ski Shop
Company: Scandinavian Ski ShopType: Mail Order / Skateshops
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Santana Trucks
Company: SantanaType: Trucks
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Sanjon: Want To Sop Falling Off Your Skateboard?
Company: SanjonType: Safety Equipment
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Road Rider Wheels: Ride the Winners
Company: Quality Products, Road Rider WheelsType: Wheels
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Rainbow Fins and Skateboards
Company: RainbowType: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Photo: Medeiros
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Powerflex: Get a Grip Gecko
Company: PowerflexType: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Pacer Wheels Set the Pace
Company: IDI Urethane, PacerType: Wheels
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Rider: Dave Dilberg
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
How About Oak Street Skates?
Company: Oak StreetType: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Rider: Michael Armstrong
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
NDSA Tradeshow
Company: NSDAType: Organizations, Trade Shows
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
MVP Sports Gum
Company: MVP Sports GumType: Food
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Motoboard Racing Everyday!
Company: Motoboard InternationalType: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Makaha: Then Now Tomorrow
Company: MakahaType: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Makaha Radials
Company: MakahaType: Shoes
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Rider: Wentzle Ruml
Photo: Lance Hopkins
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Recent Comments
- Daniel Edwards: Once again it was beautiful because as you skate you can actually gain speed by bouncing slightly and becoming one with the board the trucks were awesome and the whole board was pretty expensive: I be...
- Daniel Edwards: Do you have the old Excalibur trucks with three little coil springs each. I think it was in 1980 and the actual board said Wayne Brown on the top surface but once again the trucks for Excalibur three ...
- Kilwag: Fixed, thanks....
- Brad: Ethic or Ethnic? Spell check...
- James Finley: You're a badass vet Brad. Much love. How all this shit really went down was Craig and I were at a Newton get together at his home. Craig and I were in the shop smelling some cocaine. The original ...
- Darkmarkshadows/ Mark Healy: I remember their "pro rider" Steve Johnson, what a maroon! We ALLWAYS had a laugh whenever he showed up, he didn't even know when we made fun of him, hey ,aren't you a pro rider? Are you sure you shou...
- Darkmarkshadows/ Mark Healy: Hey I think Paul weir had a whole lot of alva skateboard stuff, we all did right? Well I remember opening new boards and other stuff from garden and smith, well the boards from alva did NOT come with ...
- Ty Snowden: If you still have it Paul I’ll take it....
- Wes: I got a mint thunderbolt 2 Send me an email...
- Kilwag: Rockin' Ron, is that you?...
- Kilwag: Good find. Looks like you sourced it....
- Magnus: I'm in no way an expert in skateboarding history, but. Based on the pictures off of Hobart "Hobie" Alter's hall of fame page on the "Skateboarding Heritage Foundation" website (attempting to link ...
- Andy: ABEC ratings are not a guarantee of speed or durability; they primarily measure dimensional tolerances so anything over abec 3 makes no difference to skating whatsoever but you try getting skaters to ...
- 4o Image API: It's interesting that this board might have an Efco motor. I've never heard of them being involved in skateboards before, only in small engines. Could be a neat piece for anyone interested in the hist...
- Kvon: Good to see MC still killing it!...
- Kvon: That bowl looks so rad!...
- Shawn MacLeod: I just saw this post. I used to skate with John when I was a kid in Hacienda Heights. He and Frank were good friends with my best Freind Erich Hernandez brother Chris Hernandez. I saw Frank about 25yr...
- Scott Proctor: I have a gran prix sure grip skateboard that is over 50 years old in good condition. I was wondering if it's worth anything....
- Justin Seng: "Scorpy" is a sick name, dude!...
- Danne Håkansson: Hahahaha! I saw one of these here in Sweden. I instantly bought it, and it arrived today. Totally hilarious! When looking at it I just can’t stop laughing!...
- Conor: Anyone know where you could get these now?...
- Alexander: This is great thanks!...
- Adam: I bought some wheels under some UFO name around the mid to late 1990s. I was looking for wheels smaller than 38mm and bought 35mm. They were completely flat and were amazing... never got a flatspot. ...
- Sean: I just wanted to say how much I love your products! I'm a big fan and really enjoy everything your brand stands for. I’d love to show my support, but I’m not in a place to buy any stickers right n...
- Matt: Troy Gibordi and Mike Kepper. Union New Jersey Boards...
- Steve spurlock: Good times, luge racing in the hospital parking lots in burien . When I think back on that , there's no better place to be hit by a car than a hospital....
- raye-valion gillette: Hi James, I am a curator at a museum in Salisbury and we are currently working on an exhibit about the Ocean Bowl. I would love to take a look at those photos if you still have them available. ple...
- Soundboard: Dude, that old Nash soundboard is wild! Moving the radio compartment and removing the logo from the deck? That's some serious design evolution. Imagine shredding while listening to Paul Harvey, haha! ...
- Clive Appleby: My first skate was a cobra comp. With ACS 9” (9’s) and RED Kryptonic (park) wheels. A smooth ride at the skatepark in West Vancouver....
- Christiaan Dykstra: Dan Brown still skates pools. I saw him at the Venice beach park today. 2025. Hyped....
- Michel Durand: I have one original...
- Nicole Andrews: My 1st skateboard was the Widow Walker, in red. I didn’t know much about the company, just that’s all my Dad could afford. It was crap, but I was happy to have any kind of board. I still have it. ...
- Text to Coloring: Those early motorized setups always felt like a wild mix of garage ingenuity and skate culture. Makes me wonder how many of these were actually functional riders versus just fascinating collector piec...
- Ciaran Gallagher: My father manufactured and sold bobcat skateboards growing up in Derry Ireland. Would love to buy one . We should have trademarked the name bobcat ....
- Jerry: Cool. I posted the photo yesterday as a story on Instagram and a lot of people contacted me asking who shot it/who the skater is. What’s your name so I can give you the photo credit? Or your account...
