Pacific Southwest Enterprises: Best of Both Worlds
The best of both worlds from Pacific Southwest Enterprises. They’ve got something called a PSE and a Rayo-De-Calif. When you add those catchy product names to the company called Pacific Southwest Enterprises, you’ve got the worst marketing strategy ever. In 1975 a skateboard deck is called a skateboard chassis.
The PSE 27″ Hand-Laminated Hardwood Masterpiece
RAYO-DE-CALIF. Again, what is a RAYO-DE-CALIF? Ray of California?
PSE 27″ Hand-Laminated Hardwood Masterpiece
features sixteen individual hardwood laminations of walnut, spruce, ash, mahogany and ebony
- Chassis only $12.95
- Completed skateboard with Roller Sport urethane and Chicago or Sure Grip trucks $27.95
- Add $2.00 if Shockers are desired when ordering a completed skateboard
24″ or 21″ RAYO-DE-CALIF. Precision Extruded Fiberglass
An extremely durable skateboard chassis with mild flexibility and completely guaranteed.
- Unfinished and unshaped chassis blank $7.95
- Finished and shaped chassis $14.95
- Completed skateboard with Roller Sports urethane wheels and Chicago
or Sure Grip trucks $29.95 - Add $2.00 if Shockers are desired when ordering completed skateboard
Available at fine surf shops and sporting goods stores everywhere.
For mail order send cash, check or money order to:
Pacific Southwest Enterprises
5059 Newport. Suite 104
San Diego, Calif. 92107
(714) 225-9055
Note: when ordering by mail be sure to specify length of board. which trucks you’d like. and add $2.00 to the price to cover postage for a completed skateboard. or $1.00 if ordering chassis only. Thank you.
Company/Brand: Pacific Southwest Enterprises
Product Type: Skateboards
Decade: 70's
Year: 1975
Magazine: Skateboarder
Issue: Skateboarder V2 N1 Summer 1975
Country: USA
