dadydover

try checking the distibutor pick up this will be under the rotor also check the distributor shaft itself eitherone can cause the pickup timing to fluctuate and cause a missfire also check your fuel system this can fool you into thinking its an ignition missfire good luck

this car will be for sale untill april 27 for $1500.00 on april 28 it will go on ebay starting at $500.00 car i in fair shape had new clutch & starter befor parked 2 years ago ran great no leaks has 170k on it easy restoration project interior is shot, dash is apart to replace outter speedo cable wich I have ,only rotten spot is on rear hatch underneath is solid but banged up from rough roads will need brakes, muffler, tires and t-tops (cracked) , car was driven daily in the summer it has never been driven in the winter, it is located in central ny and was purchased in nc from the 4th owner I LIKE THE CAR BUT NOT FOR A FAMILY OF 4