This handcrafted key buckle for cowboys celebrates 50 years of the Ford F-150

To celebrate half a century of its best-selling pickup, the Ford F-150, the American carmaker has unveiled a limited-edition buckle: the Ford Truckle.

Created in partnership with outdoor outfitter Huckberry, the Truckle also doubles as a functional holder for your key fob.

It is designed for owners who take pride in both their trucks, and their lifestyle.

And it’s also a nod to the cowboy heritage that helped shape America’s favorite pickup, the F-150.

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Never lose your keys again

Each Ford Truckle is built by hand in Dammeron Valley, Utah, by A Cut Above Buckles, a small, family-run workshop known for its high-end Western metalwork.

Every piece is forged from raw metal, then engraved with the front fascia of the original 1975 Ford F-150.

Ford says the Truckle is ‘the most stylish way to manage your key fob’.

Given the craftsmanship involved, it’s hard to disagree.

Behind the design is Andy Andrews, a former rodeo champion and now a master silversmith.

Andrews has been driving and restoring Ford trucks since 1969, making him a lifelong fan of the brand.

His inspiration for the Truckle comes from both his rodeo days and the traditional leather and silver artistry taught to him by Navajo and Apache craftsmen.

Every buckle is one of a kind, complete with hand-engraved lettering, hammer marks, and individual detailing, making each one a genuine collector’s item.

Not the only piece of Ford F-150 memorabilia this year

Priced at $200, the Ford Truckle is available through the carmaker’s official online channels and Huckberry.

Each unit is built to order and shipped directly by Andrews and his team in Utah.

For those heading to the State Fair of Texas, visitors can catch Andrews crafting Truckles live at the Ford Experience Truck Zone until October 19.

If you’re an F-150 loyalist, this is a stylish yet functional keepsake that allows you to wear your truck pride on your belt.

Interestingly enough, this isn’t even the only F-150-related merchandise sold by Ford in 2025.

Earlier this year, the automaker sold bars of soap that apparently smells like the F-150, for the most hardcore of truck fans.

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