A garage or workshop wall is the best place for a vintage garage sign. These are the signs that once hung in real service bays and repair shops: tool makers, tire dealers, motor oil brands and car dealers. Below you will find vintage garage signs for the wall above your workbench, the side of a tool cabinet, or the end of a two-car bay.
Porcelain suits a garage because it is a hard glass enamel fired onto steel. It does not peel like paint and it wipes clean with a damp cloth, so a little shop dust is no problem. The signs on this page are real porcelain, about 12 inches across, so you can fill a wall with a group of them instead of one big piece.
Workshop and mechanic signs
Start with the tools and parts. Snap-on, Klein Tools and AC Spark Plugs are signs that fit a shop wall, and Gas Monkey Garage adds a modern shop name. Add a tire sign from Goodyear or Firestone for contrast.
Cars, bikes and motor oil
For the car side of the room, browse automobile signs, more automobile signs and gas and motor oil signs. Riders can add Harley-Davidson signs or tire signs. If you are setting up a bigger room, our man cave guide shows how one collector put it together.
Every sign here is real porcelain, which means fired glass enamel on steel, and most are about 12 inches across. Shipping is a flat $10 per order and you have 30-Day Returns. We ship from Houston, Texas. Not sure how to put one up? Read how to hang porcelain signs.
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