1965 Ford F-250 Garage Sign | Personalized Classic Truck Metal Sign

A 1965 Ford F-250 garage sign with his name cut into heavy steel is the gift for the man who has everything he needs and still slows down for every old Ford. Type his name and his year, we cut it in the USA, and it hangs in the garage, the shop or the barn with no drilling. A gift that goes on the wall, not in a drawer.

• It cannot be the wrong gift. Not the wrong size, not the wrong color, not something he already owns. It carries his name and his truck.
• You see it before you buy it. Type his name and his year in the box above and the sign on the screen changes while you type.
• Heavier than you expect. Real 16 gauge steel, powder coated and made in the USA. The first thing buyers tell us is how solid it feels in the hand.
• He hangs it in minutes. The holes are already in the sign. A nail or a screw in the wall and it is up, indoors or outside, and it will not rust or fade.

Who This Ford F-250 Sign Is For

Product Facts

Is his Ford truck another year? Every Ford truck garage sign we make: 1948 Ford F-1, Ford F-1, 1953 to 1956 F-100, 1953 to 1956 F-100 round, 1957 to 1960 F-100, 1961 to 1966 F-100, 1965 F100, 1967 to 1972 F-100, 1967 to 1972 F-100 name sign, 1973 F-100, 1977 F-250 4x4, 1978 F-250, 1980 F250, 1986 F-150 Bullnose, 1992 to 1996 F-150 OBS, 1993 to 1995 SVT Lightning, or see all Ford truck garage signs.

1965 Ford F-250 Garage Sign FAQ

Which Ford truck is on this sign?

The silhouette is a 1965 Ford F-250, the three-quarter-ton pickup above the F-100, from the fourth-generation F-Series built from 1961 to 1966. It is seen from the front corner with the styleside bed and the body-side stripe. The 1965 and 1966 trucks share the front end, so it suits a 1966 F-250 too. It is a steel silhouette of the model, so it looks like his truck's model rather than a photo of it. You do not need to know anything else about it to get the gift right: if he calls it his F-250, this is the one.

What text can I put on the sign?

Three lines: a name line such as ZACK'S, DAD'S or GRANDPA'S, the word GARAGE, and an EST year. Most owners put the model year of the truck, EST 1965. Gift buyers often use the year he bought it or the year he finished the restoration. You type the text in the customizer and see it on the sign before you add it to the cart.

Which size should I choose?

The sign is about as tall as it is wide. For a garage wall above a workbench or the 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. 15 inches suits a desk shelf, a small office or a gift box. This design starts at 15 inches.

How do I hang a metal garage sign?

A hole 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 holes 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 an old Ford truck lover?

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 and his F-250. 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.