Jody165 ORD heads are fairly rare. He was a pioneer in hot rodding named Mal Old. He made heads and intakes. I got these heads ... View more
Jody165 276 cubic inches is a common size. If you bore out the stock block to 3 5/16" (which usually leaves enough material for ... View more
Jody165 Additional points of interest: Nothing on this truck was ever cut or welded in order for it to remain as stock as ... View more
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Four-Decades-Family-Owned 276-Powered 1940 Ford Pickup
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1940 | 24 (29%) | $NaN 12/17/2024 |
Color Red | 23 (28%) | $NaN 12/17/2024 |
Transmission Manual | 51 (62%) | $NaN 1/9/2025 |
Mileage No Data | 49 (60%) | $NaN 12/17/2024 |
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Jody165 ORD heads are fairly rare. He was a pioneer in hot rodding named Mal Old. He made heads and intakes. I got these heads ... View more
Jody165 276 cubic inches is a common size. If you bore out the stock block to 3 5/16" (which usually leaves enough material for ... View more
Jody165 Additional points of interest: Nothing on this truck was ever cut or welded in order for it to remain as stock as ... View more
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