Vintage Old School page 50's and up

**GriffinSk8** · 09-07-2009 08:35 AM

Originally Posted by Terrorsathan

actually the baseplates are Indy OLDER than stage 8. They're ONLY drilled old school. I stole the 169 hangers and just put crappy Grind King Hangers on that thing. haha so thats what you see there. I'm more interested in what the deck is.

The board is older . I changed my mind when I saw the Indy plate again. I think around 88 or 89 on the year?? Anything on the top of the board?

**Terrorsathan** · 09-07-2009 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by GriffinSk8

The board is older . I changed my mind when I saw the Indy plate again. I think around 88 or 89 on the year?? Anything on the top of the board?

no there's not.

**ey666** · 09-08-2009 09:19 AM

Originally Posted by GriffinSk8

Indy base plates stage 8's and Web hangers on the trucks. I know that much. It looks like around the 90's on the deck brand ??

It could be a New Deal Andy Howell? It's hard to tell with out graphic.

**Bevilacqua** · 09-08-2009 04:26 PM

it reminds me of a Grosso Santa Cruz graphic ...

**Terrorsathan** · 09-13-2009 08:43 AM

so I recently aquired a yellow original Fiberflex slalom style board with Gullwing Pheonix trucks and Kryptos all original cirica 77. I'll try to get pics today. Anyone have any idea what is worth?

**Ogre** · 09-13-2009 08:53 AM

Originally Posted by Terrorsathan

so I recently aquired a yellow original Fiberflex slalom style board with Gullwing Pheonix trucks and Kryptos all original cirica 77. I'll try to get pics today. Anyone have any idea what is worth?

The value has dropped recently, it's worth what a collector will pay for it.. also, what shape is it in and what Krypto wheels is it sporting?

here is a recent sale item
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-G-S-FIBR...d=p3286.c0.m14

**GriffinSk8** · 09-14-2009 09:27 AM

Just got these. I will have a used extra green one?? I need one more new red.

**Bevilacqua** · 09-15-2009 07:15 AM

@ Griffin: red K: what size ?
The black K have a funky logo - when did you get them ? mid 90s ?

**Bevilacqua** · 09-15-2009 07:20 AM

Originally Posted by Bevilacqua

@ Griffin: red K: what size ?
The black K have a funky logo - when did you get them ? mid 90s ?

Well, no: the full name turned to "Krypto" in the mid '80s, so they must be earlier than that.

**ey666** · 09-15-2009 08:50 AM

Originally Posted by GriffinSk8

Just got these. I will have a used extra green one?? I need one more new red.

The red ones are rollerskate wheels from early 80s. there are lot of them from ebay. They made great skateboard wheels for now a day. They resemble a modern wheels.

**GriffinSk8** · 09-15-2009 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by Bevilacqua

Well, no: the full name turned to "Krypto" in the mid '80s, so they must be earlier than that.

I thought 80's 89. both are the same size little smaller than the 70's so 66's?? There not 60's. I got them from skater trader and the reds came from ocean side the blanks came from LA. I think these are either prototypes or came on a mall board from 89?? Have to say It's all a guess right now.

**woodenfloors** · 09-24-2009 09:33 PM

Originally Posted by GriffinSk8

Nice!! I use the flower on mine. Try to stay still. Stand back and zoom inn. I wish I had some 70's. This is the first time I have found wheels this old and not in poor condition.

How is it you have five?

or is it six??
GSK8

use the macro and adjust to clear

**woodenfloors** · 09-24-2009 09:41 PM

Originally Posted by GriffinSk8

I haven't seen a set of these this good in a long time.

Ive got three almost nos

**TwinTown Skater** · 09-25-2009 06:09 AM

I didn't know we were in our Kryptonics phase. I gotta get back here more often.

Here is the one image I've got up for you right now: On the left, early to mid 70's Startrac. Right is a C70, first cored wheel, late 70's, On top, NOS Slalom wheel, Mid 70's

**Ogre** · 09-25-2009 06:27 AM

Stop it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love my krypto slaloms and want moar

**Bevilacqua** · 09-25-2009 06:37 AM

Originally Posted by GriffinSk8

Just got these. I need one more new red.

I have a single new Burgundy soft 65mm big lettering - does this suit you ?

**Bevilacqua** · 09-25-2009 06:46 AM

Originally Posted by TwinTown Skater

I didn't know we were in our Kryptonics phase. I gotta get back here more often.

Here is the one image I've got up for you right now: On the left, early to mid 70's Startrac. Right is a C70, first cored wheel, late 70's, On top, NOS Slalom wheel, Mid 70's

The red one on the right is not actually a C70, it is a 70mm USA: cored, rounded edges, flatback (not recessed like on the big C70) and it came out a little later, say 1982 (post 80).
The slalom is the early version of the cored C62 and C68: I suppose it has the same metal washer as the 2nd gens, so it is definitely 1977.

I have never ridden the old Startracs - if anybody has an used set of 70mm to sell, you are welcome - I'm not a collector, I am a rider !

**Ogre** · 09-25-2009 06:55 AM

Wrong.. the Amber slalom is from the same mold as all Krypto "Slaloms" They came in green/white and amber. The truly prized ones were lathed translucent green.. Bobby Piercy gave me 3 sets.. c-62's were a gimme from roller skates

**TwinTown Skater** · 09-25-2009 07:25 AM

Bevil,

Your description of the USA 70 is dead on, however I stopped skating in 1980, and to the best of my recollection I already owned the wheels. And now that I think of it, there may have been a cored wheel in between the USA 70 and the startrac. It was the cored version of the uncored next gen startrack with a straight line concave and a thinner lip than the ones I have.

Yes, the slalom wheels do have a washer.

Ogre, more info please: Define lathed - was the back cut to create a lip, or was it the rolling surface? And you actually got some wheels from BP himself? Man one of these days I'm going to meet you and then I'll be singing (with apologies to the Dead):

"I shook the hand that shook the hand of B B Piercy and Charlie Chan!"

Where is Mr Peabody and the wayback machine?

**Ogre** · 09-25-2009 07:54 AM

Originally Posted by TwinTown Skater

Bevil,

Your description of the USA 70 is dead on, however I stopped skating in 1980, and to the best of my recollection I already owned the wheels. And now that I think of it, there may have been a cored wheel in between the USA 70 and the startrac. It was the cored version of the uncored next gen startrack with a straight line concave and a thinner lip than the ones I have.

Yes, the slalom wheels do have a washer.

Ogre, more info please: Define lathed - was the back cut to create a lip, or was it the rolling surface? And you actually got some wheels from BP himself? Man one of these days I'm going to meet you and then I'll be singing (with apologies to the Dead):

"I shook the hand that shook the hand of B B Piercy and Charlie Chan!"

Yeah, they lathe work was mostly on the backside, but also the lip was "reshaped"
I think they were the Translucent green 70's that were re-worked " Sweet wheel actually..

Where is Mr Peabody and the wayback machine?

Yeah, they lathe work was mostly on the backside, but also the lip was "reshaped"
I think they were the Translucent green 70's that were re-worked " Sweet wheel actually..