
My son likes to tease me about how big it is, but I know he really wants it.

flipwils11 wrote:What would some of the manufacturers of the trucks been, circa 1987? I can't remember what I had on mine, they were fairly beefy (not lightweight, but high quality if I recall correctly).
Just wondering if say, I wanted to piece together a bit of my childhood from old parts on fleabay.
edit: Found it, google to the rescue and a thread on skateboard truck history, who would have thought. I had gullwing trucks (now that I read it I know that's what I had).
Also I thought this link was pretty cool. I enjoy reading through his ebay finds blog.
http://skateandannoy.com/features/ebaywatch/ebay-watch-january-2010/
Ha ha. The Nash Executioner. We called it the "Dragon". I never had one but I remember a few from around the "hood". Pretty sure the other version was just the colors inverted. We mainly used it for bike boarding: dog leash around the seat post with your buddy carving up the street behind you. Oh the speed wobbles......marlo wrote:I never thought I would see that board again... I had only one in my life, and that was it. I can't remember where it was bought, but it would have been at towers, or consumers, or something along that line. I never did get the hang of it, so it went to the curb years later. great flash back though...
It also came in neon orange and neon yellow if I remember correctly. Target had a line of skateboards also. I had "The Joker" and then later The Executioner like above. The Target line had 4 boards all different designs. The Joker had a skull on a playing card I believe. I can't remember any of the other 3. They weren't well made or anything, but they looked cool and they were huge. I wanna say they were $59.99. I can almost picture the ad that I had cut out and begged my parents with.CamplinP wrote:That is awesome. A real blast from the past. I wish I could find some pictures. I had an Executioner but I don't remember it being lime green.
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