RARE Old School "Skateboard Trucks - Vintage OG 1975 Bennett 3- Hole Skateboard Trucks

Buy.... or **open to trades for car parts ONLY RARE Old School Some of the First"Actual" Skateboard Trucks - Vintage OG 1975 Bennett 3- Hole Skateboard Trucks - NO CRACKS RARE Vintage OG 1975 Bennett 3- Hole Skateboard Trucks - NO CRACKS Up for sale is a matched pair of authentic, first-generation 1975 Bennett skateboard trucks. These are the highly coveted original 3-hole baseplate models, which are becoming nearly impossible to find in this condition. While many Bennett trucks found today are 4-hole versions or modern reissues, these are the true 1975 originals that defined the "divey" turning style of the era. Condition Report: Baseplates: Original 3-hole pattern. STRICTLY NO CRACKS or stress fractures. This is extremely rare for these early nylon/Lexan plates. Hangers/Axles: Original Bennett stamped hangers. Fully threaded axles are straight with clean threads. Cosmetic: Minor surface scratches and "curb marks" consistent with light vintage use, but no structural damage. Bushings: Original red bushings are included (see photos for condition). These are 50 year old, nearly "museum-grade" collectable skateboard components perfect for a period-correct 70s restoration or a high-end vintage collection. Shipping: Not available at this time... I apologize for this. ***well there you go everyone these are really unique and rare trucks and so rare that I found one user who actually decided to make his own from a 3D model but these are original and in very good shape. and I do NOT encourage that you ride them. IF YOU DO SO YOU DO SO YOUR OWN RISK I WOULD SAVE THESE COLLECT THEM BECAUSE THEY'RE VERY RARE AND YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GET ANOTHER PAIR AS CLEAN. I included some dogtown wheels in the pictures but they are not included. ***So these are hijacker TRUKS by Bennett. The first Skateboard Trucks to be produced specifically for skateboards rather than Roller skates. they were initially released for pros. but as someone pointed out to me, The "Pro" labeled version actually says Pro on the truck itself. But the hijacker version, with the narrow, longboard roller skate width was actually the original release. And the wider "pro"At trucks, at least according to what I found in some sort of a sales catalog, weren't released until the second run.