This one-of-a-kind 1967 wooden skateboard carries the spirit of adventure from a bygone era. Hand-painted and adorned with individually applied lettering, it reflects the personal touch of someone who was likely carving their own path—both on and off the pavement. With "Power Squadrons Lake Powell 1967" emblazoned across its surface, this board captures the essence of water, wind, and wheels, a nod to the boating community and the rise of skate culture in the '60s.

Crafted from solid wood, this board has the rugged, handmade charm of early skateboard culture, when riders were repurposing surf-style techniques to navigate sidewalks and schoolyards. Whether you're a collector of vintage skate history, a Lake Powell enthusiast, or simply appreciate the artistry of a well-loved piece, this board stands as a unique artifact of the era.

A true relic from the roots of skating—where creativity met necessity, and every ride told a story.