Damn that is a lot of boards, and I think I see some I wouldn't have minded having at one point or another in my life. 
In reply to mattmacklind:
I used to skate with a guy who is Fred Smith's neighbor. Fred's a tattoo artist in Newport, RI these days.
Not much of value in that bunch, but that early 90's New Deal leaps out as being valuable. That's the "big pants/tiny wheel/birth of tech" era that brought about some cool boards and a very useable shape.
If I had a restuarant that is what I would decorate with, that and vinyl covers...
I tried to vote this up many times. Not allowed, sadly.
mattmacklind wrote:Karl La Follette wrote:Wish I still had my old Alva board, a Fred Smith ca. 1987.Tony Alva
I see an early Tony Hawk Powell-Peralta in there- that was my first skateboard!
You'll need to log in to post.
