Engine will not run. This car sat thru the winter in a unheated garage. I have spark, I have fresh gas. Thinking that the fuel pump was dry, I turned the egnition key to on position with out cranking about 5 or 6 times. She still won't fire. Fues is good, realay is good. I cant tell if the pump is operating. No sound. Your thoughts

I would think fuel pump. If you are a good mechanic, you can test the pump by disconnecting the line form it. Don't try this unless you know how. It can be a fire hazard.

have you changed the fuel filter and emptied the gas tank and put fresh gas in? Stale gas will not start as well as fresh gas and there could be water from condensation in the tank.

Put some fresh gas in tank. Use starting fluid to aid starting.

Use a bottle of yellow HEET dry gas to remove any moisture problem in the fuel.

Clean / replace air filter.

Top off ATF to MAX level.

Check fuses (for tachometer), fuel pump and blew through injectors: they can have some residue ice from gasoline

Fuel pump or filter?

I would run the fuel pump for a little while with the fuel line disconnected from the engine into a gas can . Although you might have changed everything you might still have residual water in lines or motor. I would still put dry gas in the tank

add seafoam to fuel tank this will stableize the fuel add fresh gas, pull spark plugs spray wd40 or pb blaster into each spark plug hole replace with fresh plugs make sure that everything is "DRY" before starting if mosture in on any electronic part of the car it could cause it to fail if need be use a hair dryer to warm serface to dry. make sure battery is in good shape, start car let run till up to operating temp test breaks (DO NOT PLACE IN GEAR) hold breaks down firm for 1-2 mins to make sure that brake lines do not fail due to sitting could have line rusted and you want to make sure that everthing will work properly before even moving it this includes rotors brakes emergency brakes if you are not sure and want to have someone who knows what else to do it would be a good investment to have the car "flatbeded or wheel towed" to someone you trust and have them go over the car I am guessing the car was just parked without any long time storage mesures taken spraying the undercarrage for rust prevention and rot if kept in a dry garage then you have a better chance that you will not run into problems but the basics of getting the car to roll I have told you take your time getting it up and running main things are brakes, rotors, brakelines, seals, belts, tires, hoses, electronics,battery, gas,plugs cylinder walls of engine fresh oil and filter, fresh transmission fluid and filter, fresh power steering fluid. these are the things that you need to do for a classic car like this good luck and enjoy!

Put fresh gas in the tank along with Seafoam fuel system cleaner

Make sure you have spark at the plugs

Make sure fuel filter is not gummed up with varnish from dried up gas.

It should now start so long as the starter is working properly and it was in running condition before it sat.

Use starter fluid to help it get started.

bad gas, seems to have water in the tank. there may be a drain plug on the gas tank, if not find a fuel line and disconnect it, get the fuel out, let it dry out for a while and replace it with fresh gas

can you hear your fuel pump if you cant its a good sing what the problem is i remember they did have a problem with the inertia switch triping . its funny how it just sputtered out though