Posted 9 years ago
Chaz66
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Here are several vintage skateboards I have picked up, assembled and collected over the years. (Also buy and sell them on ebay occasionally)
1970's Skateboard Collection | ||
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1970's Skateboard Collection | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
Chaz66
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Here are several vintage skateboards I have picked up, assembled and collected over the years. (Also buy and sell them on ebay occasionally)
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Nice collections of boards. I have a skateboard I made in wood shop in 8th grade. I designed it after a wooden G&S board at the time. This was 1976. Looking to find out more about the wheels and trucks I put on it back then. Although the companies still exist, there is not much information out there. I've looked on the internet and the wheels I have are nowhere to be found. I can find some close to them but one big difference. They are Kryptonics 70MM red wheels. The ones I have seen online say, KRYPTONICS 70MM. The ones I have say, KRYPTONICS USA 70MM. Not sure if it is true, but back when I bought the wheels, I was told that the company was in Boulder, Colorado. I live in Denver. My guess is that Kryptonics was expanded due to their popularity and started being produced overseas. The wheels I have must have still been made at the original shop or plant. They must be very rare. Do you or anyone else know anything about them or what they may be worth?
Also, the trucks I have are from the Independent Truck Co. also bought at the same time with risers.
WOW ! as a skateboarder since the 80´s i must say this is the holy grail of Skate history! great memories, thank you for sharing!