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It might be fuel, it might be spark. Most likely it's the spark. Pull off the plug wires individually and check for any signs that they might need to be replaced. Pull out the spark plugs and check those as well. It also couldn't hurt to pull off the distributor cap and check for wear. It's an older car, just perform a basic tune-up. Plugs, plug wires and a cap & rotor don't cost much, and it couldn't hurt anything.
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