Looking for better fuel milage

Headers might help, might not. I agree with Wildcat, try an Edelbrock 650. I think you'll see a significant difference from that double pumper. Make sure you have a good front end alignment and no overtightened wheel bearings or brakes dragging. Maximum tire pressure and larger diameter rear tires with a smaller width will help. Optimize your ignition timing and use a vacuum advance. Make your hood scoop fully functional. Buy a vacuum gauge and drive with one eye on it and the other on the road.

No headers for me...never cared for them

Vacuum is 7-8 inches at idle.......has a 3.5 power valve in the carb

the MSD dizzy has a mechanical advance with heavy springs installed (factory)
Hood scoop is fully functional, rear tires are 28"

I think the Eddy carb might be the ticket for 3 or 4 mpg increase also. That may not sound like much but on a 3000-3500 mile trip with over $4.00 gas it could add up.

I don't really mind the mileage for the local cruise in's bot for a Long Haul trip I'm hoping for a little better than I'm getting now.