

set point gap, check with dwell meter, then set timing, then re-set idle speed
about as simple as it gets
old school tune up circa 1966! For me very easy because I grew up with those cars, Chevrolets, Fords, and occasional Mopar. Also had air cooled VWs too.
You have to know how to use a feeler gauge, but there are no modules (other than the ESA) to act up and cause trouble, similarly with the mechanical fuel pump, they just work, no problems with relays or safety switches or their wiring acting up. Once you know these old systems they are actually "better" in my view.