The skateboard is a new model Alan Gelfand Powell Peralta tribute repop. They are not rare at all. Alan's nickname was ollie, because he was widely published as the person whom did the rear wheel bonk on coping at a skatepark resulting in a f/side no hand air, aka f/side ollie (albeit very small) It appears it has 149' (or 159') Indy' trucks (a dime a dozen/ just standard). It's not that expensive. It's a double kick, so it's new school, you can find them anywhere. Now,....If it was an original Gelfand from the early 80's (a 10 by 30 original), then you'd want it as a wallhanger if you were a collector, & then beauty is in the eye of the beholder, & for what you want to pay. But, yeah, it's not a special deck by any means.
I should bring my 79 Alva with tracker trucks & 70 red Kryptonics to this shop just to get on you tube lol! All in great shape. I bought it and left for the military a couple years later so it sat collecting dust for a couple decades. Reall only used on halfpipes and a ramp in my buddies driveway in Michigan. No curb grinding or anything.
both the guys with skateboard and vintage metal-detector was super chilled... he knew even with the stickers its a classic deck and worth more than "couple $"... and the other guy had no clue about watches or metal-detectors and just wanted to ask... both seem to be very polite and nice customers
For skateboards always look at the bolts that mount the trucks to the board- the modern (reissues) the 4 bolts are close together. The old boards have bolts farther apart. You are looking at a reissue I can tell by the spoon nose- the original is a pig shape with a flat front
That end shot ! Amazing .. The editing team, big thumbs up. We need to know who edits these videos! Peter you are a good man who is open to change. You can see the collaboration between you and your video editor and camera person (I'm guessing they are the same people) Overall, I think you both have amazing sound and picture taste and work together really well on that front. I cannot forget the rest of the team, some new, and long time pioneers, who helped you build a institution. I hope you are proud Peter, i sure would be.😊😊
Yes plus if he turned the discrimination up too high it won't sound off on regular metal or rings. I have one just like that it is worth a good $75-$100.
Lonnie Mihin worked in the engineering lab at Alvin G doing cable layouts and mechanical assembly design. He explains about this backglass: There was never a production game made. There wasn't even a prototype. Wally and Michael came up with the "game idea" and what the concept of the game would be. The only thing that existed was a small handful of backglasses and the joke behind the game's name.
Alan Gelfand was a sponsored rider for Powell Peralta. He is the inventor of the ollie. Rodney Mullen was the first to do it on flat ground. Plus that board is a reissue, not an original.
That Pinball backglass was for a game that was never actually created. A lot of times they’ll draw up a set of concept art work for a particular theme they would like to design. It is then sent off to either be approved or denied. I’m going to reach out because I’m definitely interested. I’m sure we can work something out. It would look nice in my game room.
Formed in 1991 by Alvin Gottlieb, the son of Gottlieb founder David Gottlieb, Alvin G. & Co. was the family's attempt to get back into the pinball business after the original Gottlieb was sold off in the 1970s. They weren't able to use the Gottlieb name, and had to build out their own new factory space in a warehouse west of the Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in Melrose Part, Illinois. Alvin G. was relatively shortlived, putting out around half-a-dozen tables before closing down in 1994. Maxx Baddazz was never produced. Prototype only.
i love when people JUST TALK BLAH BLAH BLAH.. dude has no clue what hes talking about when it comes to that skateboard. but I'll be damned if he doesn't pretend!
That is the board of the guy the Ollie is named after as he invented it Alan "Ollie" Gelfand. If it's an original in that shape it's definitely someones grail peace for a classic collection There are skateboard collectors and there are powell Peralta collectors. You could contact powell to find out what to look for for original. That's a score if it's genuine it's hard to find classics not all thrashed
Bones Brigade. Powell & Perelta. I had a Rip Stik. Then I think a Steve Caballero, by Powell & Perelta.,….. these names are a proper flash back. Done great days skating & BMX’ing. It’s not uncommon for a board to come with different trucks & parts. Gorilla ribs & tail. 😁😁
Did I miss it (half asleep) or did he but it?? Powell Perelta, bones brigade loved all the skate days growing up, Tracker six track trucks, variflex, gorilla 🦍 ribs, bones 🦴 wheels the list goes on. Said was tired - replied twice to you 🥹
Been following your channel for a few years just wanted to say Thank you for all the content you post I have learned a great deal from you. As for that Max Baddaz print while it looks cool I’m not finding many comps on it. Maybe do an auction start it at lucky number 13.
I used to work at Zumiez back in '09 for a long while and from my experience there are people who like their board customized to their taste so if someone were to want that Alan Gelfand Ollie Tank skateboard they would most likely replace the wheels, bearings and trucks and possibly the grip tape. Then you have people who just want a skateboard ready to go and dont really care what the graphic is or what kind of hardware it has. Also, there isnt much money on that board because it's a reprint.
One is never to old to stop digging the music of the late, great *Mr. James Marshall ‘Jimi’ Hendrix.* So yeah, I would selfishly love to win that LP, Pete. 🤞🏼
It's an Alan Gelfand Skateboard who was a pro skateboarder not the artist, he invented the ollie that's why it says ollie on it. It's definitely a reprint, the original was released in the 80's and you'd prolly never find one in the condition that one's in.
it is very unlikely that the gelfand is from the 80s. the shape is wrong and it's very unlikely it would be that shiny. Also no one from the 80's would EVER put a reds sticker and a spitfire sticker on a deck that prestigious. ***edit i just realized this video is a year old :) I'm sure you figured it out by now
8:57 the deck would most likely just come as a deck and then someone put the trucks and grip tape on. Even if not skaters are always switching trucks, It would surprise me more if those where original.
I went to google and typed in the name and then pinball for the maxx piece and this website popped up with the artwork you have. It said Alvin G. & Co Maxx Badazz is a pinball machine from January 1993, manufactured by Alvin G. and Company. Also found Lonnie Mihin worked in the engineering lab at Alvin G doing cable layouts and mechanical assembly design. He explains about this backglass: There was never a production game made. There wasn't even a prototype. Wally and Michael came up with the "game idea" and what the concept of the game would be. The only thing that existed was a small handful of backglasses and the joke behind the game's name.
Powell Peralta Alan Gelfand Ollie Tank Skateboard Deck. 50.00 tops lol Fascinates me sellers build up their items if you wanted so much why not sell yourself…. 😆🔮💵
6:25 the artist..!! 😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅 that’s a signature board, the name that’s on the board is the name of the professional skater that’s sponsored by the company…
Stacy Peralta is the OG of OG skateboarder in the game. A original member of the dog town boys from California. There’s a great movie called “Lord’s of DogTown” that you need to watch Pete. It’s a banger..
i got these matches from ole doc browns.. and ill ride this board back home if i have to.... lol i love when people who have no clue try sound like they know whats going on...
You lost on that metal detector, even in non-working condition, they bring hundreds of dollars. Even the cheap “plastic’y ones would bring well over 50 bucks. If that ever happens again, especially when the unit has a metal frame and guide rod, buy, buy, buy! The older units have vacuum tubes in them, I’m sure you know how expensive they’ve gotten. The tube units brings a couple hundred in working condition, and the higher end transistorised units which are a bit more reliable bring substantially more. I’m sure you make up for such losses in other departments. Stay safe and awesome Pete, thanks for the great videos
Definitely not a OG Powell skateboard but a reissue Powell board. You probably can buy the skateboard deck brand new for max $100 if it was a OG 1980s board it could be worth a lot more. Most of your 1980s OG boards are going to be several inches wider. I will tell you Pete some of the older boards/decks can be worth some real money.
Dude was kinda intense. How about you look into it a little deeper and know what you have before you come in? And if you can sell it online yourself why even bring it in? Love that Pete is unshakable, no one's gonna be at him at his own game. Fun to watch 'em try tho 😜
Pete the patience you have is killer. If you want auction prices take it to a auction house or Ebay what do expect at a pawn shop. Reminds me top dollar garage sales lol.
The skateboard is a new model Alan Gelfand Powell Peralta tribute repop. They are not rare at all. Alan's nickname was ollie, because he was widely published as the person whom did the rear wheel bonk on coping at a skatepark resulting in a f/side no hand air, aka f/side ollie (albeit very small) It appears it has 149' (or 159') Indy' trucks (a dime a dozen/ just standard). It's not that expensive. It's a double kick, so it's new school, you can find them anywhere. Now,....If it was an original Gelfand from the early 80's (a 10 by 30 original), then you'd want it as a wallhanger if you were a collector, & then beauty is in the eye of the beholder, & for what you want to pay. But, yeah, it's not a special deck by any means.
Actually, he scooped his tail in the snake run and trusted a 180. This is late 70's before vert ramps was a big thing.
@@shakeandbreak2938 Yeah, I remember all of that. But he also bonked on vert n coping as well.
I should bring my 79 Alva with tracker trucks & 70 red Kryptonics to this shop just to get on you tube lol! All in great shape. I bought it and left for the military a couple years later so it sat collecting dust for a couple decades. Reall only used on halfpipes and a ramp in my buddies driveway in Michigan. No curb grinding or anything.
The skate board is worth so much more. I’d had given him 3 times as much.
I would pay $40 for complete deck like that. My opinion.
that board is a reissue and it is an Allen Gelfand and is worth about 80 total for a used REISSUE.
So..20$
Going to say it again, I wish I was in driving distance to visit your shop and meet all. Keep up the great work Pete and Co.
I know i keep trying to make a vacation around visiting his shop
You can't leave us hanging on the skateboard deal bro.
I love the authentic and quality nature of the items at your shop Pete.
Makes you realize what crap the big box retailers are selling
both the guys with skateboard and vintage metal-detector was super chilled... he knew even with the stickers its a classic deck and worth more than "couple $"... and the other guy had no clue about watches or metal-detectors and just wanted to ask... both seem to be very polite and nice customers
Always nice to see Vicky ! 😃 👍
That guy with the skateboard was annoying 🙄🤦🏻♂️
He really got on my nerves too.
@@bhambhole same
For skateboards always look at the bolts that mount the trucks to the board- the modern (reissues) the 4 bolts are close together. The old boards have bolts farther apart. You are looking at a reissue I can tell by the spoon nose- the original is a pig shape with a flat front
Yes, older boards didn't have the nose up like that on both ends. Also this one only says "Powell" whereas the vintage board would be "Powell Peralta"
@@TheRmm1976 I cant find a single board for sale that isn't Powell Peralta. Even brand new reissues have both names. Is it a fake?
That end shot ! Amazing .. The editing team, big thumbs up. We need to know who edits these videos! Peter you are a good man who is open to change. You can see the collaboration between you and your video editor and camera person (I'm guessing they are the same people) Overall, I think you both have amazing sound and picture taste and work together really well on that front. I cannot forget the rest of the team, some new, and long time pioneers, who helped you build a institution. I hope you are proud Peter, i sure would be.😊😊
Love how you do giveaways. It really is a great way to show your appreciation. Keep up the videos. Love watching them
Man’s said you’ll get more for that one on the one he bolted Diamond plate on 🤣😂🤣🤣 “custom”
Right. Looks like something a crackhead would do.
Pete, the sound will come through the earphones on the metal detector 😆 🤣
Yes plus if he turned the discrimination up too high it won't sound off on regular metal or rings. I have one just like that it is worth a good $75-$100.
Lonnie Mihin worked in the engineering lab at Alvin G doing cable layouts and mechanical assembly design. He explains about this backglass:
There was never a production game made. There wasn't even a prototype. Wally and Michael came up with the "game idea" and what the concept of the game would be. The only thing that existed was a small handful of backglasses and the joke behind the game's name.
2:16 Look at this guys fake yawns LMAO!
I bet .. you wear a MAGA Hat 😆 🤣
@@davidellis5141someone’s got trump derangement syndrome Jesus 😂😂😂😂😂
Alan Gelfand was a sponsored rider for Powell Peralta. He is the inventor of the ollie. Rodney Mullen was the first to do it on flat ground. Plus that board is a reissue, not an original.
The year is under the trucks Pete.
Oh nice see Vicky …cheers !
Me and the wife are recent fans of your channel. We love your pets, they are obviously cared for! Oh, and we love the show too 😆.
that was a nice skateboard.. it was an Alan Gelfand Powell Peralta 25th Anniversary Tank Reproduction. worth a few hundred dollars on a bad day..
03:58 - the look when your joke doesn't land 😂
Hard to sell that torque wrench for $30. You can walk into a Harbor Freight and get one for $20
Very risky buying a used torque wrench anyway, they have to be calibrated.
Sold my muffler shop......the work was EXHAUSTING (old one I know)
Hope you wore a mask. Tell you what Biden wouldn’t make you wear a mask like Trump did.
Try running a brothel for 17 years
That Pinball backglass was for a game that was never actually created. A lot of times they’ll draw up a set of concept art work for a particular theme they would like to design. It is then sent off to either be approved or denied. I’m going to reach out because I’m definitely interested. I’m sure we can work something out. It would look nice in my game room.
I'm sure you will work something out. That piece is worth $1200 and Pete is asking 280, so I'll bet you will work it out. Ya little shyster
The close up of the cat at the end looks great ❤️
Dat one guy should be proud of the BB gun handle he made. Its really cool.
Peter. Just found your youtube channel. Love your show. Love how you deal with customers. God bless.
I love when Peter shows them what their item sold for on Ebay & they're just like Nah mines better
Formed in 1991 by Alvin Gottlieb, the son of Gottlieb founder David Gottlieb, Alvin G. & Co. was the family's attempt to get back into the pinball business after the original Gottlieb was sold off in the 1970s. They weren't able to use the Gottlieb name, and had to build out their own new factory space in a warehouse west of the Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in Melrose Part, Illinois.
Alvin G. was relatively shortlived, putting out around half-a-dozen tables before closing down in 1994.
Maxx Baddazz was never produced. Prototype only.
I would pay the few hundred for sure ! Beautiful and amazing art piece.
it's nice to see Vicki XX
i love when people JUST TALK BLAH BLAH BLAH.. dude has no clue what hes talking about when it comes to that skateboard. but I'll be damned if he doesn't pretend!
When someone doesnt stop talking I found out how draining it is.
Seller did not even know the sticker was supposed to say "Powell Peralta" and does not realize its a repop.
That is the board of the guy the Ollie is named after as he invented it Alan "Ollie" Gelfand.
If it's an original in that shape it's definitely someones grail peace for a classic collection
There are skateboard collectors and there are powell Peralta collectors.
You could contact powell to find out what to look for for original.
That's a score if it's genuine it's hard to find classics not all thrashed
Bones Brigade.
Powell & Perelta.
I had a Rip Stik.
Then I think a Steve Caballero, by Powell & Perelta.,….. these names are a proper flash back.
Done great days skating & BMX’ing.
It’s not uncommon for a board to come with different trucks & parts. Gorilla ribs & tail.
😁😁
Did I miss it (half asleep) or did he but it??
Powell Perelta, bones brigade loved all the skate days growing up,
Tracker six track trucks, variflex, gorilla 🦍 ribs, bones 🦴 wheels the list goes on.
Said was tired - replied twice to you 🥹
@@DMWBN3 dude get back at it .
I'm 50 and skate .
A surfskate is more my thing now . Way more fun and less impact.
Wear pads though
Stacy Peralta was a professional skateboarder. Former member of the Z-Boys.
@@ben2749 Stacy Peralta is one of the original members of the Z-Boys with Jay Adams, Tony Alva and etc. in the mid 70's.
I love that Coors light sign above that unknown sign!!!
Im so addicted to this show
Love the way you licked the 9V battery to check its voltage! :)
It would seem the results of the skateboard were left on the editing floor :(
I would love the Jimi Hendrix album. Love your videos Pete.🇬🇧
Old fashion way to test a battery. LOL
Been following your channel for a few years just wanted to say Thank you for all the content you post I have learned a great deal from you. As for that Max Baddaz print while it looks cool I’m not finding many comps on it. Maybe do an auction start it at lucky number 13.
skateboards you can tell by the shape. the older ones were fishtails.
PETE !!!! What the heck.
3/4 of the video and then just left us to wonder if you made a deal or not.
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I used to work at Zumiez back in '09 for a long while and from my experience there are people who like their board customized to their taste so if someone were to want that Alan Gelfand Ollie Tank skateboard they would most likely replace the wheels, bearings and trucks and possibly the grip tape. Then you have people who just want a skateboard ready to go and dont really care what the graphic is or what kind of hardware it has. Also, there isnt much money on that board because it's a reprint.
Hehe, Powell Peralta were the super stuff way back!
One is never to old to stop digging the music of the late, great *Mr. James Marshall ‘Jimi’ Hendrix.* So yeah, I would selfishly love to win that LP, Pete. 🤞🏼
It's an Alan Gelfand Skateboard who was a pro skateboarder not the artist, he invented the ollie that's why it says ollie on it. It's definitely a reprint, the original was released in the 80's and you'd prolly never find one in the condition that one's in.
Wheels yellow as shit 😂😂😂
it is very unlikely that the gelfand is from the 80s. the shape is wrong and it's very unlikely it would be that shiny. Also no one from the 80's would EVER put a reds sticker and a spitfire sticker on a deck that prestigious. ***edit i just realized this video is a year old :) I'm sure you figured it out by now
So what happened with the skateboard deal did you buy anything from the guy? The video just cuts off.
Yeah that skateboard is worth hundreds easy!!!
I was wondering the same thing?? Just cut off
@@paragian1 he's been doing that a lot in the videos Idk if it's an editing issue but I was really wondering if he bought the board or not
Think the guy took it home to research more n try to sell himself ..
The fact is was just Powell and not Powell peralta means it’s 1980,s skateboards
8:57 the deck would most likely just come as a deck and then someone put the trucks and grip tape on. Even if not skaters are always switching trucks, It would surprise me more if those where original.
Congrats on your success! I want the Jimi Hendrix album!
The Jimi Hendrix record.. Right on
that battery works! LOL
Used boards dont go for alot! 60 bucks tops for that board depending on type of trucks wheels and bearings
I don't know how you don't call out the tweakers as tweakers...... lol, you are a strong man!!
Some people over value their items.
I love the standard "oh you'll sell this right away" comments that come along with EVERYTHING people want to sell.
Love this channel thank you for all you do
I went to google and typed in the name and then pinball for the maxx piece and this website popped up with the artwork you have. It said Alvin G. & Co Maxx Badazz is a pinball machine from January 1993, manufactured by Alvin G. and Company. Also found Lonnie Mihin worked in the engineering lab at Alvin G doing cable layouts and mechanical assembly design. He explains about this backglass: There was never a production game made. There wasn't even a prototype. Wally and Michael came up with the "game idea" and what the concept of the game would be. The only thing that existed was a small handful of backglasses and the joke behind the game's name.
I found information saying that the backglass and playfield art were created by Dave Christensen on that pinball art.
Powell Peralta Alan Gelfand Ollie Tank Skateboard Deck. 50.00 tops lol
Fascinates me sellers build up their items if you wanted so much why not sell yourself…. 😆🔮💵
Are you ever worried someone will bring something that has bedbugs in it
I bought a tiny ionic air purifier off a military guy. It was packed full of cockroaches those guys are filthy and the roaches were nasty too
6:25 the artist..!! 😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅 that’s a signature board, the name that’s on the board is the name of the professional skater that’s sponsored by the company…
Stacy Peralta is the OG of OG skateboarder in the game. A original member of the dog town boys from California. There’s a great movie called “Lord’s of DogTown” that you need to watch Pete. It’s a banger..
The skateboard guy sounds identical to a popular twitch streamer called Smoke
i got these matches from ole doc browns.. and ill ride this board back home if i have to.... lol i love when people who have no clue try sound like they know whats going on...
You are the only guy that i have seen that still test the 9v batteries like that
I am only here for 16:13 mark. Your shows are always interesting.
Maxx badazz was apparently a pinball machine from 1993
Lol some customers hang out after no deal,looking wat the other customer got going
That first guy was needing a fix bad
Guy in Pink definitely robbed an older couple.
LOVE that Maxx Badazz art piece, really really nice.
How is Ruby? Havent seen her in hardly any videos...give Honey a scratch on the head for me!! Love the videos!!!
OMG, it's Layne Staley
Lol 💯
Hurry up and buy my skateboard, bro. My dealer is expecting me right now.
At least you both stayed respectful.
That board, used, is $40 tops ...and that's if you take pity on the seller.
You lost on that metal detector, even in non-working condition, they bring hundreds of dollars. Even the cheap “plastic’y ones would bring well over 50 bucks. If that ever happens again, especially when the unit has a metal frame and guide rod, buy, buy, buy! The older units have vacuum tubes in them, I’m sure you know how expensive they’ve gotten. The tube units brings a couple hundred in working condition, and the higher end transistorised units which are a bit more reliable bring substantially more. I’m sure you make up for such losses in other departments. Stay safe and awesome Pete, thanks for the great videos
That metal detector was trash, you can get a Garrett 250 for $150
1987 Ollie skateboard customs Rodney Mullen freestyle
Would a 40 pound factory roll of 15 cent hostess Twinkie wrapper be worth anything?
Seller:
“30$ Bucks “
quick 30$ he wanted for perc
Love your videos every week - been watching for a LONG time
Gelfand is the skater and that board is worth $65. That guy in the tank top stay clear of in everyday life. My readings are always right
Jim Hendrix.. love the video. 😊 Thanks
Layne Staley Lives!
Cool content Pete. And Jimi Hendrix album would Rock! Have a good one man...
Looked and Looked can not find anything on that mirror.
Allen G invented the Ollie that's a pro model of his. It's a reissue for sure.
Good pickups I would love to have the Jimi Hendrix album.
The photo you asked about is an old Pinball machine.
1993
When you bring in "Gucci" watches and Pete verifies they are fake and you are NOT surprised.... hmmmmm???🤔
I did a little research myself... proceeds to come in and tell you that you need to do your research without providing any of his supposed research.
Definitely not a OG Powell skateboard but a reissue Powell board. You probably can buy the skateboard deck brand new for max $100 if it was a OG 1980s board it could be worth a lot more. Most of your 1980s OG boards are going to be several inches wider. I will tell you Pete some of the older boards/decks can be worth some real money.
Great video Pete !
Dude was kinda intense. How about you look into it a little deeper and know what you have before you come in? And if you can sell it online yourself why even bring it in? Love that Pete is unshakable, no one's gonna be at him at his own game. Fun to watch 'em try tho 😜
Everything is 50 Buck’s with Pete lol
Pete great video as usual I would love the Jimi Hendrix album. Keep safe and keep the videos coming
Pete the patience you have is killer. If you want auction prices take it to a auction house or Ebay what do expect at a pawn shop. Reminds me top dollar garage sales lol.
Love this guy.
jimi hendrix baby .. love your videos, hi from Australia 👍👍
Dear Pete that is a re pop board the originals were referred to as Pigs and would have never had a kick in the nose - Big Money in old skate and BMX