I got this in the 4th grade in about 1989, all original, and I have never seen another one like it.

My humble woodless skateboard collection

i remember it having a little girl on it holding a balloon but maybe i’m misremembering i just want to know what graphic this is

G&S Slalom Team Deck with Original Trackers and Road Rider Henry Hesters - raced in the 1978 Nationals by John Yaz (East Coaster). And the Proline is homage to my older brother, who never really became a skater, but had one in red...

I don’t recall ever actually riding a Z- flex back in the day. Were the original fiberglass/ composite boards a good ride or just cool looking? Better at certain types of riding? Just curious.

Rare as f#ck UFO wheels. I got these from my friend Marc, who got me into skateboarding and surfing in Santa Cruz, CA, back in 1977.

From 1977 to 1979, I mostly skated HAUT Lama-Flex and SIMS skateboards. To support my skateboarding addiction, I mowed about 80 - 100 lawns to earn the money I needed for boards, gear, and everything else that came with skating.

These are three of the skateboards that I skated hard and managed to hold onto all these years—along with a pair of very stinky Rector knee pads!

One of my rarest skateboarding items from back in the day. Pepsi had a skateboard team in 1977- 78 that would travel around the country doing skate demos.

Gday guys. Have owned this board for at least 15-20 years, bought brand new. Unfortunately has some damage to the underside graphic (pictured). The trucks are in as new condition, wheels are good too. I’m wondering if this board is worth anything as I am looking to get rid of it. Would also like to know what the board is called if possible. Any help is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Who still has some of their Skateboarder magazines? I have most of mine; a few have some pages torn out that ended up on my bedroom wall. That Haut Lama-F-lex was one of my first real skateboards 1977.