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The hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still groundedThe hoverboard, full size, still grounded

The hoverboard, full size, still grounded

Back to the Future hoverboard replica

A one to one replica of the board from the second Back to the Future movie, 28 inches long, with a strap for hanging it on a wall. It doesn't hover and the listing says so plainly. What it does settle is the argument about scale. The prop turns out smaller than memory insists.

$69.99
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What it actually is

  • Full size replica at twenty eight inches
  • Strap included for wall display
  • Styled directly on the movie prop
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In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A ray gun that fires actual arcs.

Details

BrandFun Costumes
ConditionNew
CategoryRetro and nostalgic gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: Fun Costumes Back to the Future Hoverboard Standard

Full Amazon listing name

Fun Costumes Back to the Future Hoverboard Standard

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