I loved the graphics and the construction with the sweet plastic bottom, so I tried it out, as you can see I gave it a few go's.  However, having grown up skating starting in about 1976 and heavy in the 1980's, this was such a terrible skating feeling for me.  I would have to say it was about as fun as the junk skateboards back in the 70's before I got a real board, not bragging, it was just so stiff with the tiny wheels.  I had been using a Small Room larger ramp board a little earlier and this just wasn't for me.  OK, maybe that was bragging, they were cool as hell.  I'm not a skateboard collector, but I liked a lot of the graphics AWS was doing at the time and I was OK with just hanging onto this.  Now it's time to let it go.

This board has essentially all of its life left.  It could be cleaned up and displayed; I think it's a great graphic.

I put $15.00 for shipping as I think it will be about that.  If it's a lot cheaper, I will refund the extra, but my experience tells me these cost more because of the size and I will insure it if there is extra left over.  I don't try to make any money charging more for shipping.     Ebay has been weird about some shipping and another deck I sold was advertised as having a several hundred dollar shipping charge, which I could not even see on my end.   

Check out my other auctions for Alien Workshop stickers from this and later eras.