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Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art by Sean Cliver(July 15, 2007) Paperback
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February 8, 2026
This is a must have for anyone who skateboarded between 1951 and 2001. The new breed of skaters are too addicted to cell-phones, Nike spandex, and blue-raspberry Mountain Dew flavored vape pens to have any interest in the true history of skateboarding.
This book will flood you with endorphins of nostalgia and "the good ol' days". You don't have to be a wall-art skateboard deck collector to enjoy this fine, fine, fine non-fiction book. Sean Cliver also did an excellent job engaging the reader in all the hot gossip and stories behind the stories. This book never gets old.
This book will flood you with endorphins of nostalgia and "the good ol' days". You don't have to be a wall-art skateboard deck collector to enjoy this fine, fine, fine non-fiction book. Sean Cliver also did an excellent job engaging the reader in all the hot gossip and stories behind the stories. This book never gets old.
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