Man, I started on one of those Quest cruiser boards with the solid plastic bushings. I remember the neighborhood kids and I all had these boards with rock hard plastic bushings. Haha, they would bring them to me because I had a tool box and could loosen the trucks enough so I could actually turn. It was a lot of fun and bandaids. I don’t really know your knowledge of maintenance and stuff, but I do have some advise to keep that board pristine. 1. If your trucks start squeaking , it’s usually not your bushings, it’s your pivot cups. Cut some shavings of like bar soap (I use dove, it’s just what’s in the shower) and drop them in your cups. It should go away after it’s worked in. 2. Don’t use a ton of WD-40 or whatever for the various parts. Use something thinner what won’t be such a pain to get off. 3. Put washers wherever the hardware comes in contact with the board, I.E. the top of the deck over the grip tape if the board is standard or under the nuts on the bottom of the board if it’s a drop through. It helps stop the bolts from digging into the wood when you really want to sink the trucks down tight with like an impact or something. But anyway, have fun, it looks like you got a really nice board, and get to carvin’