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The stock non-HEI plug gap is .035. Most HEI or MSD electronic ignition have plug gaps that are either .040 or .045. So Indymanjoe' .045 gap is within spec. 

I got the impression from the eBay ad that he has most of the key NOS pieces necessary to build a true Ram AIr V engine. Still asking stupid money for it is like waving a flag in someone's face and saying, "See what I got! Nah, nah, a boo boo!!"

Lisa Thank you so much for the additional detail. I am sure I will be reaching out to you soon.

http://m.lynchandsonsclawson.com/obituaries/events?obituaryId=605138 In case anyone is interested. Here is my step dad, Bob Gwynn's obituary. Some of the dates are incorrect. His kids who wrote it were already grown up and gone when I came into the picture in 1972. They missed a lot of firsthand information that I have.  It's unfortunate that his family completely edited my mother, Janet Gwynn, out of his obituary.  Which I think is a pretty crappy thing to do!  She was a good and dutiful wife. Who supported all of his endeavors. And she deserves to be acknowledged in his obituary!  Without my mom, many of these projects would never have gotten off the ground! She was married to Bob for over 25 years!  She was the one who had to put up with him building the car in our house. She made all the workers lunches and dinners. All while there was another crew working on putting a red clay tennis court in our backyard! She also worked in the men's store. She did the books. Which was a full time job she did for years without  pay! They did mention their mother Irene who was his first wife and mother to his kids. She passed away at a young age.. I am sure she sacrificed as much or more than my mom in service to Bob and his creative and sometimes cockamamy ideas. Some corrections to the obituary:  The solid mahogany suit of armor mentioned was not created until the early 90's.  He was legally blind  by the time the actual carving was done. He did carve it, but once it was carved, he hired a guy to finish the wood  burning designs on the outside of it, under his direct supervision. The cookbook he  supposedly Co-authored was written and researched in full by my mother. I have the original manuscript in my possesion. She tested all the recipes on us for a full year!  It was a peanut butter cookbook. After that year of testing, I never wanted to see, eat or smell peanut butter ever again!🤢 now with the internet, writing a cookbook isn't not a very lucrative idea. If I want a peanut butter recipe,, I'll ask Google for one.  The gentleman's school of design in New York is now known as Parsons school of design. The woman who was referenced in the obituary named  Elsa Kosken was actually Elsa Koskenin. Sorry, I didn't mean to sound bitter. I just think credit should be given where credit is due . She deserves credit for her contribution and support of all of his projects.