Cylinder compression check numbers and spark plug reading inconsistent idle

From what I can see, BTW< the #7 plug may be oil fouled... not quite a good enough pix. if so, then one temp fix for the plug oiling is an adapter that helps limit fouling. It doesn't fix the real issue (rings or bores) but is a way to make it fire better for a while. And BTW, 85 psi compression dry is not a 'dead' cylinder, but is getting pretty weak.

With this engine being all original, sticking piston rings is a possibility, Maybe a teaspoon of Marvel Mystery Oil in that cylinder, and sitting for a day, or an application of Rislone, might help. Probabilities are not high that this is the issue, but does not hurt to try.

BTW.... 25 in vacuum at idle is super high.... actually too high. Sure you are reading the gauge in inches of vacuum?

I'm going to try the stuck ring solutions just to see if I can limp along for the summer.

This is just a plain old vac/pressure gauge. I just know it is at 25, probably because my idle is so high. When I was able to get it down to 775 rpm it was closer to 20.