Vintage SUPER TEEN skateboard SKIPPER Doll #2756 Incomplete
redressed extra ooakUSD $25.00
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Vintage SUPER TEEN skateboard SKIPPER Doll #2756 Incomplete redressed extra ooak.
Super teen skipper doll with original swimsuit bathing suit and 3 of 4 pads. Nothing else original. Ask for more pics if you need them.
Ai description:
This vintage Super Teen Skateboard Skipper doll from Mattel is a timeless treasure for collectors and fans of the Barbie franchise. The doll, measuring 9 inches in size, comes with 12 pieces of accessories including a skateboard, protective gear, outfit, shoes, and more. The doll is poseable and has bendable limbs for added playability, and is made of durable vinyl and hard plastic materials.
This doll is perfect for all occasions and is a special edition of the Teen Skipper series. It features a Caucasian teenage girl with blonde hair and blue eyes, wearing a redressed outfit. The doll is in great condition and is an original, licensed product manufactured by Mattel in Hong Kong in 1978.
Super teen skipper doll with original swimsuit bathing suit and 3 of 4 pads. Nothing else original. Ask for more pics if you need them.
Ai description:
This vintage Super Teen Skateboard Skipper doll from Mattel is a timeless treasure for collectors and fans of the Barbie franchise. The doll, measuring 9 inches in size, comes with 12 pieces of accessories including a skateboard, protective gear, outfit, shoes, and more. The doll is poseable and has bendable limbs for added playability, and is made of durable vinyl and hard plastic materials.
This doll is perfect for all occasions and is a special edition of the Teen Skipper series. It features a Caucasian teenage girl with blonde hair and blue eyes, wearing a redressed outfit. The doll is in great condition and is an original, licensed product manufactured by Mattel in Hong Kong in 1978.
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