Lesser or unknown British skateboard decks of the 1970s
Re: Lesser or unknown British skateboard decks of the 1970s
Actually I do check new and un read posts probably daily and I’ve come to the conclusion there’s about 4 regular contributors……hay ho !
Re: Lesser or unknown British skateboard decks of the 1970s
its not a name ive ever heard of ,looks a bit benjy ish at first glanceBugsyb wrote: Tue Oct 27, 2026 6:36 pm Yeah about 20 seconds after posting I realised I’d seen the said post before (64 diminishing grey cells)obviously didn’t take much notice to comments !
Seller recons he’s got a £250 offer from America, I said bite his hand off !
But could this be an American board ….?
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Re: Lesser or unknown British skateboard decks of the 1970s
As one of the 4 regular contributors I’ll chip in 
I do recall that logo from back in the day and thought it was British but not 100%even all components were nos he’d just about get that money.
That period of decks before 8” trucks were common, no concave and between 8” and 9.5” wide was very short lived, about late 78 to spring 79,
I’m actually eyeing up a similar sized blank on eBay and thinking how I could set it up I have those reissue 109 Indy’s and either Tracknology wheels with no logo or reissue Powerflex 5’s.
I do recall that logo from back in the day and thought it was British but not 100%even all components were nos he’d just about get that money.
That period of decks before 8” trucks were common, no concave and between 8” and 9.5” wide was very short lived, about late 78 to spring 79,
I’m actually eyeing up a similar sized blank on eBay and thinking how I could set it up I have those reissue 109 Indy’s and either Tracknology wheels with no logo or reissue Powerflex 5’s.
