Pinto SE Board, whats the history?

I've had this board for about 14 years, despite outgrowing it by a huge margin. Gave it it's last ride the other weekend, and now its going to become my literal street board that I take onto the city streets when it snows enough. I bought it at a Play-It-Again-Sports in Santa Cruz, CA for like 60 bucks and I loved every minute riding it. I've always wanted to know where it came from, and who made it. I've asked possibly hundreds of people about it at this point, and have never gotten an answer. So can anyone tell me anything about this board? I don't care about value, its barely worth 20 bucks, just want to know the history behind my ol reliable.