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That starter sounds like it is wanting a better ground to me, or the battery is low, or could the starter be pulling all the bolts because its wore out ? Just thinking out loud
Battery is probably a bit low, its been sitting a couple months. I put it on the charger over night.

So I'll start by checking the ground strap and the ohms
then move to checking/swapping the coil/dizzy.
 
can you have too many grounds? I know there's one that goes from the intake to the firewall, whether it got hooked back up or not, can't confirm. But If I were to add a second ground, would that affect anything or a waste of time/money/effort?
 
can you have too many grounds? I know there's one that goes from the intake to the firewall, whether it got hooked back up or not, can't confirm. But If I were to add a second ground, would that affect anything or a waste of time/money/effort?
I have two, one from the intake to wire wall and one front the head to the front frame rail under battery. Nope, a good ground is a must do, wont Bert a thing and I advise it.
 
Usually the neg cable from the battery goes to the block/bracket somewhere. Can definitely be a ground issue, no ecu with a points distrib.
currently, it goes from the battery to a bolt on the front of the head.

I have two, one from the intake to wire wall and one front the head to the front frame rail under battery. Nope, a good ground is a must do, wont Bert a thing and I advise it.
sweet, I've got a couple spare grounding straps I'll try

Add a good ground wire to the radiator support off the battery
 
should look like this when it is done!
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