Lets say it is the plug/plugs, here's a quick fix. Take the plug out, wire brush the electrode. Take a small file, they even make a spark plug file, or you can use a manacure file and file the part that bends over the electrode on all four sides and then square off the end. Sparks like to have a sharp edge to jump from. File the electrode flat also. Most likly the gap has increased, close it up a little, check the gap to a service manual go get one if you don't have one. Be a good idea to get a set of plugs also, but anyway reinstall plug. You'll be amazed how much better it will run. Now if you have some of the newer plugs that have all those electrods, I have never done one of those. Those are for people that are in a higher tax bracket then me and can afford to take to the dealer HA HA
This is not what I would call a proper post for 911, new member forum would be better, but any way welcome