Today i did everything that everyone suggested short of replacing the dizzy.

I cleand and recehcked all my grounds. I ran a ground from the distributor housing to the grouns strap. I cleaned all the contacts i could find including the contacts in the cap and rotor.

It still misses but it is about 5 times better than before.
I took it for a ride and it starts better, runs better and purrs on the highway.

I still have to rebulid the carb and adjust the valves but today was a good day in Stovebolt history ay my house.

Also changed the oil and the rear end lube...while i was under there anyway.

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1953 3/4-Ton Chevy

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