  We investigate collider signals for gauged flavor symmetries that have been
proposed in models of dynamical electroweak symmetry breaking and fermion mass
generation. We consider the limits on the masses of the gauge bosons in these
models which can be extracted from Tevatron Run I data in dijet production.
Estimates of the Run II search potential are provided. We show that the models
also give rise to significant signals in single top production which may be
visible at Run II. In particular we study chiral quark family symmetry and
SU(9) chiral flavor symmetry. The Run I limits on the gauge bosons in these
models lie between (1.5-2) TeV and should increase to about 3 TeV in Run II.
Finally, we show that an SU(12) enlargement of the SU(9) model, including
leptonic interactions, is constrained by low energy atomic parity violation
experiments to lie outside the reach of the Tevatron.
