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1937 1938 1939 1940 Nors Ford Pistons .080 Over Bore on 2040-parts.com

US $115.00
Location:

Fairmount, Georgia, United States

Fairmount, Georgia, United States
Open case All pistons and pins are new Two of these pistons have some very light corrosion on the tops
Brand:Ford Flathead V-8 Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:8-109P Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

This is a set of eight pistons for 1937-40 Ford  V8 motors with a 3 1/16" bore. Early 3-ring style built by HY-Duty Pistons. These pistons are .080 oversize bore and made in U.S.A. The two pistons in the picture that are not wrapped in paper do have a small amount of corrosion from storage, the other six appear to clean.

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