Santa Cruz Rankine Monster Reissue Skateboard Deck 10.39in x 30.46in Colorblind Versatile Design: Perfect for various CLOWD-805-577

Name: Santa Cruz Rankine Monster Reissue Skateboard Deck 10.39in x 30.46in Colorblind Versatile Design: Perfect for various CLOWD-805-577
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4681383293
Price: 179.96 USD
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Santa Cruz Rankine Monster Reissue Skateboard Deck 10.39in x 30.46in Colorblind Versatile Design: Perfect for various CLOWD 805 577 Versatile Design: Perfect for various occasions ensuring that you can pursue your passion with confidence The Santa Cruz Skateboards Rankine Monster Reissue This first time reissue deck features New Zealand legend Gregor Rankine's original 1980's artwork by Jim Phillips on a brown stain deck with laser engraved art on deck top on Gregor's custom shape with a 15" wheelbase and Cruz Missile ll concave

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