Product Type: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Endless Wave Oxnard
Company: Endless WaveType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1979
Mag: Skateboarder
Issue: Skateboarder V5 N7 Feb 1979
Country: USA
Radramp
Company: RadrampType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1978
Mag: Skateboard!
Issue: Skateboard! #9
Country: UK
Freestyle Skate Ramps
Company: Freestyle Skate RampsType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 90's
Year: 1990
Mag: Skateboard!
Issue: Skateboard! July 1990
Country: UK
RareUnit Ramps
Company: RareunitType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 90's
Year: 1990
Mag: Skateboard!
Issue: Skateboard! July 1990
Country: UK
Skate City Bromley
Company: Skate CityType: Mail Order / Skateshops, Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 90's
Year: 1990
Mag: Skateboard!
Issue: Skateboard! July 1990
Country: UK
Del Mar Skateboard Ranch – T-shirts
Company: Surf and TurfType: Clothing, Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 80's
Year: 1987
Mag: Transworld
Issue: Transworld: August 1987
Country: USA
CAD Ramp Plans
Company: Cad / D ApplicationsType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 80's
Year: 1987
Mag: Transworld
Issue: Transworld: August 1987
Country: USA
Simons Concrete Specialists
Company: SimonsType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1978
Mag: Skateboard!
Issue: Skateboard! #10
Country: UK
Skatepark Construction Limited
Company: Skatepark Construction LimitedType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1978
Mag: Skateboard!
Issue: Skateboard! #10
Country: UK
Rampage Skateramps Flash
Company: RampageType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1978
Mag: Skate - International Skating Magazine
Issue: Skate International V1 N2
Country: USA
Cherry Hill Skateparks
Company: Cherry Hill SkateparksType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1978
Mag: Skate - International Skating Magazine
Issue: Skate International V1 N2
Country: USA
Skatepark Conference and Exposition
Company: Skatepark PublicationsType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Campo Construction
Company: Campo ConstructionType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Aloha Skatetown
Company: Aloha SkatetownType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Skateboard World
Issue: Skateboard World Nov. 1977
Country: USA
Skatepark Publications
Company: Skatepark PublicationsType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1977
Mag: Wild World of Skateboarding
Issue: Wild World of Skateboarding July 1977
Country: USA
Skatepark Constructors
Company: Skatepark ConstructorsType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1976
Mag: Skateboarder
Issue: Skateboarder V2 N4 April 1976
Country: USA
Skate Ball: Human Pinball Machine
Company: International Sports & Recreation, Skate-BallType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 70's
Year: 1978
Mag: Skate & Surf
Issue: Skate & Surf v1 no2
Country: USA
Ramptech Kicker
Company: RamptechType: Skateparks, Ramps and Obstacles
Decade: 90's
Year: 1998
Rider: Andy Stone, Reese Forbes
Photo: Dave Schubert
Mag: Thrasher
Issue: Thrasher: January 1998
Country: USA
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