1965 Ford F100 Garage Sign | Personalized Metal Truck Sign

This personalized 1965 Ford F100 garage sign is laser cut from 16 gauge steel and powder coated in the USA. The F100 pickup drives out of a steel shield in front three-quarter view, above three lines of stencil text: his name, GARAGE and EST. with his year. It hangs in a garage, shop or man cave with no drilling.

• His name, his truck, his year. Three text lines cut through the steel. Type them in the customizer and watch the live preview update before you order.
• Built like the truck. 16 gauge steel, powder coated, made in the USA. Indoor or outdoor, it will not rust or fade.
• Hangs in minutes. No tools and no drilling. A hanging tab at the top and a hole at the bottom are cut into the sign.
• The 1965 F100, not a generic pickup. The fourth-generation Ford F-100 of 1961 to 1966, drawn as the 1965 with the flat hood, the FORD letters across its nose and the styleside bed, seen from the front corner the way it looks pulling into the driveway.

1965 Ford F100 Garage Sign Specs

Who This 1965 F100 Sign Is For

Want the 1961 to 1966 F-100 in side profile? See the 1961-1966 Ford F-100 garage sign. Is his truck a bumpside? See the 1967-1972 Ford F-100 garage sign, and an earlier truck gets the 1953-1956 Ford F-100 round sign or the 1957-1960 Ford F-100 sign.

1965 Ford F100 Garage Sign FAQ

Which truck is on this sign?

The silhouette is the fourth-generation Ford F-100, built from 1961 to 1966, drawn as the 1965 short-bed styleside with the flat hood and the FORD letters across the nose. It is seen from the front corner, so the grille, the bumper and the headlights lead the picture and poke out past the edge of the shield. For the side profile of the same generation, choose our 1961-1966 F-100 garage sign.

What goes on the sign?

Three lines of stencil text cut out of the steel. Line one is his name with an apostrophe, like ZACK'S, and gift buyers often choose DAD'S, PAPA'S or GRANDPA'S. Line two is GARAGE, SHOP or TRUCK SHOP. Line three is EST. and a year: the year of his truck, the year he was born or the year the garage opened. You type all three into the customizer and see them on the sign before you order.

Which size should I choose?

For a garage wall above a workbench or a truck, 24 or 30 inches reads from across the room. 18 inches fits a den, an office or a man cave wall between shelves. 36 inches is the statement piece for a big shop wall or an outside garage door. This design starts at 15 inches.

How do I hang a metal garage sign?

A hanging tab at the top and a hole at the bottom are cut into the steel, so the sign hangs on a nail, screw or hook already in the wall. No drilling into the sign and no special tools. Use both points on the larger sizes so the sign sits flat against the wall.

Will it rust outside?

No. The sign is 16 gauge steel with a powder coated finish, made for indoor and outdoor use. Powder coating is baked on, so it holds up to sun, rain and cold on a shop door, a fence or an exterior garage wall without rusting or fading. Wipe it with a damp cloth when it gets dusty.

Is this a good gift for a Ford F100 owner?

Yes, and here is why buyers say it works: it cannot be the wrong size, the wrong color or something he already has, because it is cut with his name, his year and his F100. 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 the steel is heavier than they expected, and he loved it.