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          Edelbrock 1103 | Engine Intake Manifold

          Edelbrock Brand Logo Vector Small Aftermarket Performance Parts
          Part Number
          1103
          Slingshot Intake Manifold; Incl. Assembly Hardware/Gasket PN[8700]

          Fits: Ford 1 Ton Pickup, Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup, Ford 3/4 Ton Pickup, Ford Club, Ford Country Sedan, Ford Country Squire, Ford Courier Sedan Delivery, Ford Crestline, Ford Custom, Ford Customline, Ford Deluxe, Ford F-100, Ford F-250, Ford F-350, Ford F1, Ford F2, Ford F3, Ford F4, Ford Ford, Ford Mainline, Ford Model 21 A Deluxe, Ford Model 82 A, Ford Ranch Wagon, Ford Sedan Delivery, Ford Standard, Ford Sunliner, Ford Super Deluxe, Ford Victoria, Mercury Custom, Mercury M-47, Mercury Mercury, Mercury Monterey, Mercury Series 19A, Mercury Series 29A, Mercury Series 99A, Mercury Series O9A

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          Edelbrock part #1103 Slingshot intake manifold for 1938-48 engines is a reproduction of the original intake manifold designed by Vic Edelbrock Sr. in 1938. The Slingshot is a real show stopper and even includes stainless acorn nuts for mounting the two halves. Match with our block letter heads for a classic look. Includes assembly hardware and gasket #8700. Unlike other flathead manifolds we offer, the Slingshot will allow the user to retain a stock generator in the stock location.


          BRAND: Edelbrock




          FEATURES:


          • Unique Vintage Look
          • 1103; Ford; Flathead; Edelbrock; Intake Manifold; Intake; Manifold; Dual-Plane; Slingshot; Satin
          • { eo : 3in.}
          • Intake Mnfld
          • Slingshot Intake Manifold
          • Real Show Stopper
          • Ford:Flathead:221 (3.6L)/239 (3.9L);Mercury:Flathead:221 (3.6L)/239 (3.9L)
          • MANIFOLD; 1938-53 FORD FLATHEAD; SLINGSHOT DUALCARB
          • Slingshot Dual-Carb Intake Manifold for 1938-53 Ford Flathead
          • Recommended intake gasket: Edelbrock #7234 or Fel-Pro #MS2853; Carb recommendations: 94 or 97 2-bbl with 3 bolt flange; Use Edelbrock linkage kit #1032; Use Edelbrock carb stud kit #8006; Use Edelbrock generator stud kit #8506; Hardened washers Must be us
          • MANIFOLD
          • Assembly Hardware and Gasket Are Included


          SPECIFICS:


          Cylinder Head TypeStandard
          EmissionN/A
          Engine Make/SizeFord Flathead V8
          Number of CarbsOne
          PositionN/A
          RPM RangeIdle-5200
          UsageStreet/Hi-Performance
          WARNING CA Proposition 65Yes
          WARNING CA Proposition 65 MessageWARNING: This product can expose you to Lead; which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information; visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov.

          Incl. Assembly Hardware/Gasket PN[8700]For Use On Pre-Pollution Controlled Vehicles (PPCV)


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          WARRANTY TIME: 12 Months


          APPLICATIONS:


          • 1949-1949 Ford Ford - Position: N/A
          • 1952-1953 Ford Mainline - Position: N/A
          • 1952-1953 Ford Sunliner - Position: N/A
          • 1950-1953 Ford Country Sedan - Position: N/A
          • 1938-1940 Ford 1 Ton Pickup - Position: N/A
          • 1950-1953 Ford Ranch Wagon - Position: N/A
          • 1948-1952 Ford F2 - Position: N/A
          • 1953-1953 Ford Club - Position: N/A
          • 1951-1953 Ford Victoria - Position: N/A
          • 1948-1952 Ford F1 - Position: N/A
          • 1939-1939 Mercury Series 99A - Position: N/A
          • 1948-1952 Ford F3 - Position: N/A
          • 1953-1953 Ford F-100 - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1947 Ford 1 Ton Pickup - Position: N/A
          • 1941-1941 Mercury Series 19A - Position: N/A
          • 1938-1940 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup - Position: N/A
          • 1946-1952 Mercury Mercury - Position: N/A
          • 1952-1953 Mercury Custom - Position: N/A
          • 1946-1948 Ford Super Deluxe - Position: N/A
          • 1938-1940 Ford 3/4 Ton Pickup - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1947 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup - Position: N/A
          • 1948-1950 Mercury M-47 - Position: N/A
          • 1939-1940 Ford Standard - Position: N/A
          • 1953-1953 Ford F-350 - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1942 Ford Sedan Delivery - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1942 Ford Model 21 A Deluxe - Position: N/A
          • 1950-1953 Mercury Monterey - Position: N/A
          • 1940-1940 Mercury Series O9A - Position: N/A
          • 1938-1940 Ford Sedan Delivery - Position: N/A
          • 1953-1953 Ford F-250 - Position: N/A
          • 1950-1953 Ford Crestline - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1947 Ford 3/4 Ton Pickup - Position: N/A
          • 1946-1947 Ford Sedan Delivery - Position: N/A
          • 1952-1953 Ford Customline - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1942 Mercury Series 29A - Position: N/A
          • 1940-1940 Ford Deluxe - Position: N/A
          • 1952-1953 Ford Courier Sedan Delivery - Position: N/A
          • 1946-1951 Ford Deluxe - Position: N/A
          • 1942-1942 Ford Super Deluxe - Position: N/A
          • 1948-1952 Ford F4 - Position: N/A
          • 1949-1952 Ford Custom - Position: N/A
          • 1950-1953 Ford Country Squire - Position: N/A
          • 1938-1938 Ford Model 82 A - Position: N/A
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