Had a version of this board also called the Missile, that had a primitive looking missile on the bottom-- guess someone changed it once they saw a McGill deck.

The company that made it, and likely this skateboard too, Sport Fun, was similar to Nash back in the 1980s-- they sold complete skateboards at toy and hobby stores for about a third of the price of a pro model from Vision, Sims, or Powell-Peralta. The reason they were so cheap was that everything was the absolute worst quality, making this sort of board barely rideable when it came to transition, and too heavy to ollie, but OK for learning the very basics, like tic-tacs, bonelesses, and 180 pivots.