yodarides is selling a rare Droors Clothing skateboard. I’m not sure if this was a promo or if Droors actuallly had decks. I do know this is before DC Shoes bought them and increased the clothing line. Later DC sold them to World Industries.
kkyy23 is selling a very deck from Bitch Skateboards. Bitch was the brainchild of SAL ROCCO, brother of Steve (World Industries). If you need a bitch in your collection, then you better check out this auction.
fused0001 is selling a vintage Mike V deck from World Industries. The pricing on this snake is pretty fair considering that the deck is not completely wasted.
1779dean is selling a rare vintage Mike V deck from World Industries from 1989. This is one you need to own in your collection.
stevelaw80 has been featured on Skatenoize many time his awesome auctions. Here is another great deck for sale. Steve Rocco fans take note. Some how this vintage SIMS deck has never been used. Perfect for your wall.
sk8goofy is selling a vintage Steve Rocco deck from SIMS. This deck is in great shape. Pick it up and pay respect to the man who sold the world.
Hailing all the way from Zurich, Switzerland, skychannel brings us this skated yet well-preserved World Industries slab! This is Mike Vallely’s “Animal Man 2” deck (the non-slick version) and it’s in pretty great condition for being skated. Getting a decent early World Industries deck under the $500 mark is a rarity so jump on this if you’re an Industries or Vallely collector.
Holy guacamole! elahnor has some serious heat on his hands. This is an NOS Plan B Rodney Mullen “Summer Of Love” deck, autographed by the freestyle/street innovator himself! Unfortunately, Rodney’s weird ass signed over the babe’s gazungas but what’re ya gonna do?
frumpysnu is selling a super rare Steve Rocco deck from SMA. This deck is in really good shape, it was never skated but does have a few marks from Storage.
skatertrader has an awesome deck from World Industries for sale. A couple years back World reissue some their classic graphics from the early 90’s. Rob Sluggo chose the Randy Colvin “Afro chick and tiger”. The deck still has the original velvet texture on the bottom.
©2013 The Noize Corp | Advertise