New Keys yes because 1) he is a well known skate legend and 2) he actually painted it, he put in the time and effort. Also, he is not selling a print or a printout for $900.
3:18. Hot rod art collectors want old boards with graphics like that because its sort of like Ed Roth and Von Dutch custom car culture and motorcycle artwork from the 60's.
This dude came to a skate event in my hometown when I was about 14. I was walking up to the skateshop and he picked me up on his golf cart and gave me a ride. Super friendly nice guy
This comment is on all of the skateHoarder episodes, always from different people, but this is the first time I've full on agreed with it. I was actually upset when it ended.
I own one and compared to today skateboards its pretty hard to ride and i cant tell bout tricks, that cause make the people in 70s doin such badass tricks just real phenomens
I remember when I was a kid a young skateboarder I had a poster on my wall of him my mom said I wonder what happened to his neck that's why you need to stop this skateboarding shit so glad I didn't listen now I'm 31 and still skateboarding and so is my son
I have the dragon board in my garage. Six nieces and nephews played with it for 20 years after I had it so its thrashed but I still have it. Holds a special place for me.
Awesome collection!!! So many great skaters in the "Golden Era" of skateboarding but Cab was by far the skater I tried to emulate. I even sported the 80s punk flat top with the halfway bleach!!! Cab is still killing it at his age and is so respected in the skate community!!!! The Powell Peralta Cab deck with the dragon and bats graffix is possibly the most iconic skateboard ever made(as far as art graffix)!! His man cave is sick but it was taken up so many more levels by havin the 720 arcade game !!!!
Cab is such a cool guy. Really humble and chilled. Always my favourite pro skater and I loved riding his decks. Feel like I want to get back into skating again... :)
I think most guys of our generation (baby boomers), are "cool, nice guys". No airs and graces, just getting on with whatever needs to be done. I started skating in the late 70ties, and just bought a board again. Due to watching some of these vids, I've decided to get back on a board at the age of 53;>).
My First board was (Santa Cruz) Rob Roskopp and the second one was (Vision) Mark Gonzales. The third was (H-Street) Ron Allen. So many others After... The last was (Zoo York) Harold Hunter. 🤘
I, myself, never skated. That being said, I did however, sit through many, many a skate session; I was a skate "Betty"I guess -- or so they said:). My boyfriend at the time did skate ( very well, I might add) & I ended up, regardless of wanting to or not, through hours of sitting on curbs, steps, and often times- my car, doing my homework, usually. After yrs of this, I got BORED. I'd go do other things; college for a second, working a lot, just doing my own thing, although I was still, happily,, with the same guy. He'd always been a great skater, so he finally got sponsored, The ONE thing he'd always wanted, he wanted this to be a career. He was picked up by Vision, now bear in mind, I was in high school in the mid 90"s, graduated in 95'... So anyway, he got sponsored by Vision & they hadn't, yet, become kind of this novelty- retro- cool brand as they seem to be now. I don't even have to say how, extremely, popular they were in the 80's, but that started to slack off in the 90's - early 2000's.A Anyway, he had his own deck, a European tour ( he was kinda popular on Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, etc) & also a truck sponsor -- eve n Sobe beverages. Also, a full page ad in TRANSWORLD. Like a dream had come true for him, it was so nice seeing him so happy... But, while doing a trick down a 12 step handrail, he fell and landed right on his knee. Funny how one little moment can change EVERYTHING, buy it did. His knee was so fucked up, he ended up losing his sponsors. Crazy situation and sad, too. Sorry, don't really know why I told that story, but I guess maybe because Steve Caballero was always one of his idols, a legend. Terrific video, thanks🖤!!
Consistently Pray for forgiveness, guidance in a good (positive) direction, and for help against evil. Pray to be saved from hell (whatever that may be). Pray for your friends and your family too, it only takes a minute or so/less at a time to pray. Do it and your life will slowly get better, or maybe quickly. It probably just depends on you and the kind of person you are/have been. Don't wait until its too late and you have to suffer the consequences of built up bad karma from immoral acts/unrepented sins. Maybe together we can help make the world a better place by changing ourselves for the better, and changing things around us for the better. And addressing/thanking the CREATOR, LORD GOD at the beginning and end of your prayers would be a good idea 😊 Or just be my friend if you don't want to say the prayer 😄 I'm trying to help you get right with the LORD🙏 Amen. You should prostrate yourself if you don't want to do spoken prayer, or do both ☺ Please worship the LORD GOD and not any idol. 🙏🙏
Haha my wife's father is David Ritter of California. You have my wifes fathers board from when he was a kid, what a trip. I just sent him this video I hope it's his!
Interesting. Skateboarding started in 1963 / 64. Check out the story in the newly published "The Skateboard Craze Of 1964" and listen to the original Skateboard songs that helped to make it popular.
No Trevor Noah....your Uber Eats commercials are not comedy gold. Your stupid writing is starting to annoy me. Now on to the video...Steve was one of my favorite skaters as a kid in the 80s....
What a great video! Steve and his collection are just so cool! In 1963 or 4my Dad got me my first manufactured board. I believe it was from Japan. I loved it. Still wish I had it.
Great vid. Steve used to hang out with the owner of Sessions skate shop in Sunnyvale which was my local skate shop. Steve was always super nice. We thought we were sooo cooool to be able to say we knew Steve Caballero. hahaha. And I know you're going to think I'm full of shit but my dad worked for Atari and did all the artwork for the game cabinet and marquee of 720. My dad even showed me the half-pipe they built at one of the Atari offices. And I guess they had a bunch of the Bones Brigade guys (and possibly others) just come there and skate it so the game developers could do some R&D.
Guess you better watch bladerunner 2049 and explain wood from steel if you watch the symbolism of the korean and japanese buildings. I like atari tho. Pitfall was the shit.
You guys love throwing the word "nerd" around, how would that make somebody one -- especially for fingerboard. If u knew all the cool kids were doing it would they be nerds tho, whatever w/some of these comments.
I saw Steve on Nickelodeon, SK8 TV. I was in the sixth grade. I look back to Steve Caballero, and he looks back to the sixties. That’s SO COOL that they gave him the 720 cabinet! He cannot know just how far reaching his inspiration has been for skaters everywhere. THANKS FOR SHARING!
Yeah. These are good. I always admired Cab for his loyalty to the Powell Peralta thing. All the other Brigade members went on to start board companys of thier own but ole Cab stuck withh PP. All these years. Pretty cool. And shows loyalty big time.
I started skating in the 60's NJ Shore Seaside Park/Midway Beach, Surfing and Skating. I remember the steel wheel which I started on then clay wheels Chicago trucks and then polyurethane wheels Sims and Tracker trucks in the late 70's. Grogs Surf Shop in Seaside Park was the first surf/skate shop and I remember being in their look at the first clay wheels and got a board with them. They wore out fast. The those red sims I lusted after and eventually got and skated. Memories. Cool Collection.
When Steve Caballero starts talking about Bruce and skatetopia that's when I met Steve Cavalier when he came down to skate Topia and him and Bruce where at the skate Topia Museum looking at everything I was like a 13 year old little girl meeting the Beatles for the first time I was freaking out Steve Caballero is my idol growing up I ended up meeting him talking to him and getting his name tattooed on my arm
I got a mint condition, never ridden 1987 Caballero board in a shadow box on my wall! I could just hang out all day with Steve. I grew up in Saratoga,Ca right next to San Jose! When I was in grade school one kid’s sister was supposedly dating Steve! When the Bones Brigade is in their late 70’s-80’s they should all live in a Skater’s retirement home! It’s got ramps and bowls and street areas, but it’s also got antigravity nets to catch the elderly skaters!
Steve "Cabayero" that's the right pronunciation for Caballero. He is a ilving legend. Caballero is Spanish for gentleman, and he appears to be one. Respect!
A lot of old school chicanos would mispronounce their Spanish last name for the Gringos and to fit in with them , Back when you got beat up for speaking Spanish at school and in public. Strange
@@janbarrettnielsen2559 man you must of not understood any of history. I guess that part in the bible where they would knock on your door and ask for the men made you chose Caligula.
I rode a Nash Goofy foot steel wheeled board when they first came out. Went through every new invention. Loved my Ray bones Rodriquez Snub Nose back in the 80s.
This is my type of collection. Cab was a hero to us kids in the 80s.. our whole school had his skateboards. Deer Canyon elementary in Alta Loma CA.. .I still have my Upland Pipeline membership
This awesome to see as a child from the 70's. I can relate to the Evil Knievel bike and I remember having the Black Knight skateboard with clay wheels. Amazing times ~
Caley, thats how Cab got into collecting 1960's boards. Neil Blender invited Cab to ride some vintage boards with him. See the video here: ruclips.net/video/XashI99RLRE/видео.html
Go Steve! Out of respect I want to ad... I rocked an El Gato in 76, Got one of yours in 77. Was wearing Vans since 70 mostly low tops but got FULL Cab's when they 1st came out. Wore them out in the USAF (skatin) but move onto many pairs of HALF cabs ever since. I have 5 pair of Half's now. Got a reissue 20th FULL pair 6 months ago. Just to keep on my wall with other mementos. You are da man! Jeff Rosemead 78
Steve,do you think you could send me cpl retro boards,of yours..?I've got a son(about to be 13)-that is beginning his love of skating..but I'm challenged financially paying cs,etc..his life was challenged early on,divorce etc..he is overweight,and I'm trying hard to get him to better..if you respond,I'll give you more..I'm just a single dad,trying...
I remember wheels where you could see the little bb's. Once one fell out that was it. We tried to fix it but never could. Kryptonic precision bearings changed everything. Do you have a Logan Earth Ski with Bennett trucks? How about those real wide polyurethane red wheels? I miss 70's skateboards. The plastic yellow nash. Haha good days
It makes me think when looking at the boards and how in the 60s early 70s skateboarding was heavily inspired by Surfing, hence sidewalk surfers, did anyone use 🌊 Board Wax?
I just uploaded a video of the rarest skateboard video in the world, which I currently have). A Master Copy of Ban This. Go check it out. (And read my description for the back-story). And Steve was there at the Party. He would remember it.
$1500 for a Turk n Roller? I’m now regretting donating TWO of them to the Skatelab collection - a blue one and the rarest GOLD one! Maybe I lent them on loan, Todd Huber? 😁
Steve did you ever ride the GT skateboards? I got mine at the old Emporium off of El Camino Real in Sunnyvale/Mt. View. Had to learn how to work on ball bearing wheels.
Hey Cab, I can't count the scars, scabs and calluses on my body trying to copy your style. 61yo and still rippin. Thanks for the road map.
Sickkkk 🤙🤙
Robert Robb nice one brother. Keep on keepin on.
I salute you soldier. Just started at 28 and im 29 now. Sometimes I feel old to start so late but comments like yours keep me going strong.
my too
I trip on the boards of Canada shoes catching fire and stuff. Wear his shoes getting ready for gravity to take effect.
What a humble dude. One of my favorite skaters of all time.
Rich I couldn’t agree more, he has a real positive soul, I saw him skate in Stevenage,uk . Legend !
He was in my favorite band
New Keys yes because 1) he is a well known skate legend and 2) he actually painted it, he put in the time and effort. Also, he is not selling a print or a printout for $900.
Cabo to still one the smoothest styles ever
I agree, he seem so kind and nice!
Keep these episodes coming
Will do! working on it!
That 720 story was awesome! Steve has and will always be a stand up dude.
Cab is the MAN!!
Steve u r Legendary... im a big Fan. Still got my Cab deck, I dont ride just save.
I Want that lance bowl. Just wow!
Awesome video
3:18. Hot rod art collectors want old boards with graphics like that because its sort of like Ed Roth and Von Dutch custom car culture and motorcycle artwork from the 60's.
LEGEND
For a second there I thought you were at skate lab LOL
All those Bones Brigade guys are spectacular individuals. And Steve's a real gem. What a neat guy.
nicest guy in skateboarding. That was amazing|!
This dude came to a skate event in my hometown when I was about 14. I was walking up to the skateshop and he picked me up on his golf cart and gave me a ride. Super friendly nice guy
video was way too short .. i could watch this easy 2-3hrs
We'll keep digging deeper!
Lick. Yours. Truly. Insco
This comment is on all of the skateHoarder episodes, always from different people, but this is the first time I've full on agreed with it. I was actually upset when it ended.
Definitely.
i was just about to comment the same thing!
Remember those 1970's Penny molded plastic skateboards with the swirling colours? That's the kind I had when I was a kid.
I own one and compared to today skateboards its pretty hard to ride and i cant tell bout tricks, that cause make the people in 70s doin such badass tricks just real phenomens
I met him at a demo in 1985 he was so cool he even posed for a picture with me.
I remember when I was a kid a young skateboarder I had a poster on my wall of him my mom said I wonder what happened to his neck that's why you need to stop this skateboarding shit so glad I didn't listen now I'm 31 and still skateboarding and so is my son
nice bro 🤙🤙 love your story
its a condition.. he speaks about it in previous interviews
Cab is so sick. His collections are incredible. And that coffee table from Lance Mountain is something else!
Did you see all the dust that collected on top of the glass....
@@LateBloomerMedia eat it for plato.
@@chrisrichards430 lol uhh ok
@@LateBloomerMedia guess you missed alien sex fiend lyrics...
@@chrisrichards430 hmm maybe a good thing? I guess I'll check it out
I have the dragon board in my garage. Six nieces and nephews played with it for 20 years after I had it so its thrashed but I still have it. Holds a special place for me.
Awesome collection!!! So many great skaters in the "Golden Era" of skateboarding but Cab was by far the skater I tried to emulate. I even sported the 80s punk flat top with the halfway bleach!!! Cab is still killing it at his age and is so respected in the skate community!!!! The Powell Peralta Cab deck with the dragon and bats graffix is possibly the most iconic skateboard ever made(as far as art graffix)!! His man cave is sick but it was taken up so many more levels by havin the 720 arcade game !!!!
Stevie. Love his humble persona.
So glad I got to meet him once when he visited Stockholm the other year.
Rad!
720!-“Skate or die!” That game was so hard
Very true! ha
Hell yeah
Yeah, it was too hard. A real quarter eater.
Cab is such a cool guy. Really humble and chilled. Always my favourite pro skater and I loved riding his decks. Feel like I want to get back into skating again... :)
Me too man,my little Bro just got back into it.🤙
I think most guys of our generation (baby boomers), are "cool, nice guys". No airs and graces, just getting on with whatever needs to be done. I started skating in the late 70ties, and just bought a board again. Due to watching some of these vids, I've decided to get back on a board at the age of 53;>).
Yeah but make sure your mommy lets you.
What a rad guy
"Hey Fucker, I want my board back!" --Sincerely, Dave Ritter
You were my favorite in THP2 ❤
You my friend are the best! I really don’t know what to say but I appreciate you sharing!
Great to see Steve. It's been 40 yrs since the punk rock days with Thrasher mag in San Jose.
Bringing back old times. Those were the best days. Competing with cab was AWESOME back in the day.
need a Lance mountain video
Cab, I love the bronze full Cab shoe! Also the Apollo 1960's board.
My First board was (Santa Cruz) Rob Roskopp and the second one was (Vision) Mark Gonzales. The third was (H-Street) Ron Allen.
So many others After...
The last was (Zoo York) Harold Hunter. 🤘
Love those Roskopp designs,my first board was (Blind) North Park,had cartoons done in the style of South Park.
I remember skating with Ron Allen at Oakland Tech back in the late 80's
@@trontosaurusrex9532 you a nazi by chance cuz james dean and Hitler don't skate.
@@trontosaurusrex9532 the devil must be toto the dog or something?
I, myself, never skated. That being said, I did however, sit through many, many a skate session; I was a skate "Betty"I guess -- or so they said:). My boyfriend at the time did skate ( very well, I might add) & I ended up, regardless of wanting to or not, through hours of sitting on curbs, steps, and often times- my car, doing my homework, usually. After yrs of this, I got BORED. I'd go do other things; college for a second, working a lot, just doing my own thing, although I was still, happily,, with the same guy. He'd always been a great skater, so he finally got sponsored, The ONE thing he'd always wanted, he wanted this to be a career. He was picked up by Vision, now bear in mind, I was in high school in the mid 90"s, graduated in 95'... So anyway, he got sponsored by Vision & they hadn't, yet, become kind of this novelty- retro- cool brand as they seem to be now. I don't even have to say how, extremely, popular they were in the 80's, but that started to slack off in the 90's - early 2000's.A Anyway, he had his own deck, a European tour ( he was kinda popular on Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, etc) & also a truck sponsor -- eve n Sobe beverages. Also, a full page ad in TRANSWORLD. Like a dream had come true for him, it was so nice seeing him so happy...
But, while doing a trick down a 12 step handrail, he fell and landed right on his knee. Funny how one little moment can change EVERYTHING, buy it did. His knee was so fucked up, he ended up losing his sponsors. Crazy situation and sad, too. Sorry, don't really know why I told that story, but I guess maybe because Steve Caballero was always one of his idols, a legend. Terrific video, thanks🖤!!
Okay, so can you please tell us your old boyfriend's name? Some of us 80's kids (graduated in 94) might remember him.
Steve Caballero Is A Skateboarding Legend. I Remember Watching Videos Of Him Skateboarding When I Use To Skate Lol. Time Sure Goes By Fast Now I'm 28.
dude has the entire history of skateboarding in his garage lol
My friends dad did pest control for Cab
Ha! rad!
That’s the loosest connection I’ve ever heard 😂😂 still cool tho
@@MediumWolf227 yea. After watching naked lunch the movie im sure. Kiki songs by drake as jackie o. Kiki as a dachsund. 🎃🎃🎃
Consistently Pray for forgiveness, guidance in a good (positive) direction, and for help against evil. Pray to be saved from hell (whatever that may be). Pray for your friends and your family too, it only takes a minute or so/less at a time to pray. Do it and your life will slowly get better, or maybe quickly. It probably just depends on you and the kind of person you are/have been. Don't wait until its too late and you have to suffer the consequences of built up bad karma from immoral acts/unrepented sins. Maybe together we can help make the world a better place by changing ourselves for the better, and changing things around us for the better.
And addressing/thanking the CREATOR, LORD GOD at the beginning and end of your prayers would be a good idea 😊
Or just be my friend if you don't want to say the prayer 😄
I'm trying to help you get right with the LORD🙏
Amen.
You should prostrate yourself if you don't want to do spoken prayer, or do both ☺ Please worship the LORD GOD and not any idol. 🙏🙏
Haha my wife's father is David Ritter of California. You have my wifes fathers board from when he was a kid, what a trip. I just sent him this video I hope it's his!
Interesting. Skateboarding started in 1963 / 64. Check out the story in the newly published "The Skateboard Craze Of 1964" and listen to the original Skateboard songs that helped to make it popular.
No Trevor Noah....your Uber Eats commercials are not comedy gold. Your stupid writing is starting to annoy me. Now on to the video...Steve was one of my favorite skaters as a kid in the 80s....
What a great video! Steve and his collection are just so cool! In 1963 or 4my Dad got me my first manufactured board. I believe it was from Japan. I loved it. Still wish I had it.
OMG that replica is so amazing
What an episode. the tws cover with the damn skate & create logo makes my head spin, so much history to be told..
Don't stop at 100 get enough to start a skateboarding Museum of the most historical skateboards of all time!!
Great vid. Steve used to hang out with the owner of Sessions skate shop in Sunnyvale which was my local skate shop. Steve was always super nice. We thought we were sooo cooool to be able to say we knew Steve Caballero. hahaha. And I know you're going to think I'm full of shit but my dad worked for Atari and did all the artwork for the game cabinet and marquee of 720. My dad even showed me the half-pipe they built at one of the Atari offices. And I guess they had a bunch of the Bones Brigade guys (and possibly others) just come there and skate it so the game developers could do some R&D.
Guess you better watch bladerunner 2049 and explain wood from steel if you watch the symbolism of the korean and japanese buildings. I like atari tho. Pitfall was the shit.
great series! keep em coming!
MY 1ST PRODUCTION BOARD WAS A MAKAHA .. DID NOT LIKE SEAMS IN THE SIDEWALK!
Fingerboard nerds would kills for that pool -table
Pretty sure Lance still fingerboards as well lol
*pool table*
You guys love throwing the word "nerd" around, how would that make somebody one -- especially for fingerboard. If u knew all the cool kids were doing it would they be nerds tho, whatever w/some of these comments.
it isn't derogitory. it just means someone who's into every detail of something. chiil out
@@ericabillings4146 I would love it if you called me a nerd and it had to do with skateboarding.. my favorite sport!!
I saw Steve on Nickelodeon, SK8 TV. I was in the sixth grade. I look back to Steve Caballero, and he looks back to the sixties. That’s SO COOL that they gave him the 720 cabinet! He cannot know just how far reaching his inspiration has been for skaters everywhere. THANKS FOR SHARING!
Great collection! You're in my collection of best Childhood souvenirs! Love you Steve!
You collect Chrysler cars now?
Absolute Legend. Always been a big fan, especially of "street Cab".
God I loved Tracker 6-Track Magnesiums with copers, I remember I had a Folmer model with 6-tracks and sims wheels, $200 BUCKS!!!!
I've located my Tracker Mags with OG Copers in mint condition. Been trying to talk an old friend out of them who had no idea where they came from.
Never give those to the Smithsonian. You rock, Cab!
I met and got an autograph from him back in the day. He was super friendly. A class act and a legendary skater!
yes i met him once. super nice.
i had the black knight with clay wheels ...in the early 70s
Yeah. These are good. I always admired Cab for his loyalty to the Powell Peralta thing. All the other Brigade members went on to start board companys of thier own but ole Cab stuck withh PP. All these years. Pretty cool. And shows loyalty big time.
Nash skateboard..I forget all about them... I have not hard that brand in a long time
Heard* casio had some good keyboards but chose to make more money by selling cheaper boards.
Stewie brains.
Now he thinks he’s a motorcycle racer and crashes a lot. Pretty funny
What do you worship james dean and shit pussboy?
Buenas tardes papá espero conocerlo pronto saludos desde Guayaquil - Ecuador.
Cabellero Museum of Skateboards. Serious. ☕🙃
I want a table like that. It's probably heavy.
Long live to skateboard 🤘💚🛹
I started skating in the 60's NJ Shore Seaside Park/Midway Beach, Surfing and Skating. I remember the steel wheel which I started on then clay wheels Chicago trucks and then polyurethane wheels Sims and Tracker trucks in the late 70's. Grogs Surf Shop in Seaside Park was the first surf/skate shop and I remember being in their look at the first clay wheels and got a board with them. They wore out fast. The those red sims I lusted after and eventually got and skated. Memories. Cool Collection.
When Steve Caballero starts talking about Bruce and skatetopia that's when I met Steve Cavalier when he came down to skate Topia and him and Bruce where at the skate Topia Museum looking at everything I was like a 13 year old little girl meeting the Beatles for the first time I was freaking out Steve Caballero is my idol growing up I ended up meeting him talking to him and getting his name tattooed on my arm
I got a mint condition, never ridden 1987 Caballero board in a shadow box on my wall!
I could just hang out all day with Steve. I grew up in Saratoga,Ca right next to San Jose! When I was in grade school one kid’s sister was supposedly dating Steve!
When the Bones Brigade is in their late 70’s-80’s they should all live in a Skater’s retirement home! It’s got ramps and bowls and street areas, but it’s also got antigravity nets to catch the elderly skaters!
Steve was my favorite skater. Great collection.
A fucking legend. Plain and simple
Steve. If you ever watch this contact me. Just a reply. I have a couple oldie but Goldie boards.
Further cements why he's my favorite skater. Cool guy
This guy really does a great job of walking us through his mindset while showcasing his collection
Steve "Cabayero" that's the right pronunciation for Caballero. He is a ilving legend. Caballero is Spanish for gentleman, and he appears to be one. Respect!
Caballero is spanish for horse rider or knight. But he is ultimate cool no matter what. ;_)
Jan Barrett Nielsen
true it does mean horse rider. But its also used as gentleman
Jan Barrett Nielsen it is synonymous with the term gentlemen as well in the modern term or a knight or sir
A lot of old school chicanos would mispronounce their Spanish last name for the Gringos and to fit in with them , Back when you got beat up for speaking Spanish at school and in public. Strange
@@janbarrettnielsen2559 man you must of not understood any of history. I guess that part in the bible where they would knock on your door and ask for the men made you chose Caligula.
Do one on fairmans skateshop.
Added to favs gonna watch later no distractions
That was really cool.
I rode a Nash Goofy foot steel wheeled board when they first came out. Went through every new invention. Loved my Ray bones Rodriquez Snub Nose back in the 80s.
Thank you for this!! I've been trying to remember the name of that skateboard arcade game for 20 years! 720°! That game was rad!
This is my type of collection. Cab was a hero to us kids in the 80s.. our whole school had his skateboards. Deer Canyon elementary in Alta Loma CA.. .I still have my Upland Pipeline membership
This awesome to see as a child from the 70's. I can relate to the Evil Knievel bike and I remember having the Black Knight skateboard with clay wheels. Amazing times ~
The connection between the Frankenstein board and custom car culture is the Rat Fink style.
Some people age incredibly well.
I wonder if he cruises around on any of them when he gets one
Caley, thats how Cab got into collecting 1960's boards. Neil Blender invited Cab to ride some vintage boards with him. See the video here: ruclips.net/video/XashI99RLRE/видео.html
Awesome dude, thanks for the link
velvet wavves 👍👍
@@Skater4Christ was neil blender better than billy ruff for G&S?
@@Skater4Christ frank booth as pluto james dean.
Im stealing your ghoul guy graphic and copyrighting it now.
sick collection, that would be so rad to kick flip one of them.
Steve's Powell deck was the hot shit round the hood in the 80s
man, I would love to have that coffee table. that thing is sick!
I still rock my half cabs!
bill Dautreve me too bro
Its the only shoes I wear.
Not supposed to store paintings or art graphic work in suran wrap. Sorry Steve.
Go Steve! Out of respect I want to ad... I rocked an El Gato in 76, Got one of yours in 77. Was wearing Vans since 70 mostly low tops but got FULL Cab's when they 1st came out. Wore them out in the USAF (skatin) but move onto many pairs of HALF cabs ever since. I have 5 pair of Half's now. Got a reissue 20th FULL pair 6 months ago. Just to keep on my wall with other mementos. You are da man! Jeff Rosemead 78
That Black Knight board 1975 Sears 1975 Christmas catalog my firstboard
If anyone else was wondering about the 2.book Cab shows, this is it:
Skateboard Retrospective: A Collector's Guide
by Rhyn Noll
Link: a.co/hz7OzTH
Steve,do you think you could send me cpl retro boards,of yours..?I've got a son(about to be 13)-that is beginning his love of skating..but I'm challenged financially paying cs,etc..his life was challenged early on,divorce etc..he is overweight,and I'm trying hard to get him to better..if you respond,I'll give you more..I'm just a single dad,trying...
I have a WILLY SANTOS BIRDHOUSE SKATEBOARD green, I cane send you a photo ! Can you help me tell me what it's worth ? Please.
Crazy 8's,,Wet Slides, Chutes And Ladders,,Guys Reaction To Twister and Lotto,Mouse Trap Trucks.
I remember wheels where you could see the little bb's. Once one fell out that was it. We tried to fix it but never could. Kryptonic precision bearings changed everything. Do you have a Logan Earth Ski with Bennett trucks? How about those real wide polyurethane red wheels? I miss 70's skateboards. The plastic yellow nash. Haha good days
It makes me think when looking at the boards and how in the 60s early 70s skateboarding was heavily inspired by Surfing, hence sidewalk surfers, did anyone use 🌊 Board Wax?
I just uploaded a video of the rarest skateboard video in the world, which I currently have). A Master Copy of Ban This. Go check it out. (And read my description for the back-story). And Steve was there at the Party. He would remember it.
$1500 for a Turk n Roller? I’m now regretting donating TWO of them to the Skatelab collection - a blue one and the rarest GOLD one! Maybe I lent them on loan, Todd Huber? 😁
Nice. I'm 40 but like boards. From HB... Thanks...
Steve did you ever ride the GT skateboards? I got mine at the old Emporium off of El Camino Real in Sunnyvale/Mt. View. Had to learn how to work on ball bearing wheels.
Damnit I used to have a Caballero shoes
Koooooool !😮😮😮😎
Thanks for sharing..we' re not worthy...all time Greats.