Personalized 1964 Impala Garage Sign | Side View Classic Car Metal Art

This personalized 1964 Impala garage sign is cut from 16 gauge steel and powder coated in your choice of 14 colors. The 1964 Impala two-door hardtop sits in full side profile inside a shield frame, above his name, the word Garage or Shop, and his year. Made in the USA for a garage, man cave or workshop, in six sizes from 12 to 36 inches. Prefer the front three-quarter view? See the 1964 Impala SS garage sign.

• His name and his car's year, cut into the steel. Type it in above and preview the sign live before you order.
• 16 gauge steel, powder coated. Heavy in the hand, and it won't rust or fade, indoors or out.
• Hangs with no tools and no drilling. Two holes are cut into the sign, top and bottom.
• 14 powder coat colors, 6 sizes from 12 inches to a 36 inch showpiece.
• Made in the USA.

1964 Impala Side View Garage Sign Specs

A Gift for the Impala Guy, or for Your Own Garage

Buying it for him? The man with a 64 Impala already has the chrome, the club plaque and the photos on his phone. What he doesn't have is his name and his car's year on the wall of the room where he spends his Saturdays. That is why this sign works as a birthday, Father's Day, anniversary or retirement gift: it can't be the wrong size, the wrong color or something he already owns. In our reviews, one in four buyers mentions how heavy and solid the steel feels out of the box, and the most common line is simply that he loved it.

Buying it for yourself? You finished the car. The wall above it is next. Put your name and the year of your Impala on 16 gauge steel and the garage stops looking like storage and starts looking like yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What text can I put on the 1964 Impala garage sign?

Three lines: a name line (Dad's, Grandpa's, Walt's, a last name), a second line such as Garage or Shop, and a year line. Most buyers use the model year of the car, 1964, or the year he bought it. Type the text in the fields above and the preview updates live before you add it to the cart.

Which size should I choose for a garage?

This is a wide sign, so it reads bigger than the number suggests. 18 inches works on a wall inside the house or a den. For a garage wall, above a workbench or over the garage door, 24 or 30 inches is the size most car owners pick. 36 inches, at three feet wide, is the showpiece for a two-car garage wall.

How do I hang a metal garage sign?

The sign hangs with no tools and no drilling. Two holes are cut into the steel, one at the top and one at the bottom, so it hangs flat on a nail, screw or hook that is already in the wall. Because it is 16 gauge steel it stays flat and does not warp on the wall.

Will it rust if I hang it outside?

No. The sign is 16 gauge steel with a powder coat finish on every surface, which is why it is rated for indoor and outdoor use and won't rust or fade. It can hang on a covered porch, a shop door or an exterior garage wall.

Is this a good gift for an Impala owner?

Yes, and it is one of the few gifts an Impala owner cannot already have, because it carries his name and his car's year. Buyers in our reviews are most often wives and adult daughters buying for a husband, dad or grandpa, and what they report back is that he loved it and that the steel is heavier than they expected.

Side view or front view, which 1964 Impala sign should I pick?

Pick the side view if he loves the body line: the long, flat flank of the 64 is the profile you see in every lowrider photo, and it is the last year of the 1961 to 1964 body. Pick the SS front view if the face of the car, the twin headlights and the grille, is what he photographs. Same steel, same sizes, same price.