Elec woes, crank, no start after running then parked.

@MV8 , the time it stalled and I unplugged/plugged distributor lead there was probably 10 minutes maybe??
Not sure what plug wires are, they're a "quality" brand but can't remember and fairly new. I don't see much carbon tracking in the cap? Appears to be in good shape, but ordering new cap and rotor tomorrow.

Pulled distributor, checked for shaft play Del @67Dart273 minimal play, used mitivac to check vac advance and set reluctor gap at .08.

Ohmd out the dist leads(see video).
I'll chk to see if I have another reluctor and pickup. This dist was gone thru not many miles ago by a member on here.....
Rockauto has a Cardone distributor for $120 Canuck bucks.
Thanks for patience guys, mines on empty...

Maybe I missed it, but going back through the posts, it appears that you assume this is an ignition problem because in the time it took to disconnect and reconnect the distributor, it ran again and also the tack getting jumpy when the running also became erratic. Did you check for actual spark or fuel spray or pressure when it died?

The pickup resistance check can narrow the possibilities and it's easy. Again, if it dies, check and compare to cold/385.

Clean the carbon tracking out of the cap and use a small flat blade screw driver, knife, or file to clean the terminals inside the cap. Are those carbon core plug wires?

Wiggle the dist. shaft. Maybe the thing is worn out.