I need a flathead spark plug part #...PLEASE

I ordered a shop manual however it has not come in yet.And when i go to the local parts house they either don't go back this far or they just look at me with a really stupid look on there face.could anybody hook me up with the 1951 239 8ba spark plug part number and if it's not to much trouble maybe the wire numbers also

Upfront Thanks

 

Spark Plug Make: Champion H10
Spark Plug Gap, Inch: .030
Firing Order: 15486372 (from front to rear: Right 1-2-3-4; left 5-6-7-8
Ignition Timing: Groove on Pulley
Engine Idle Speed, RPM: Manual shift trans. 475; automatic shift trans. 440
Compression Pressure & Cranking Speed: 120 Min.
Cam Angle, degrees: 28
Breaker Gap, Inch: .014-.016
Condenser Capacity: .21-.25 Mfds.
Breaker Arm Spring Tension: 17-20 Oz.
Distributor Vacuum Advance Data:
Centrifugal Advance:
Part No. 7RA-12127C:
Degrees advance at 500 RPM: 1-1/4-2-1/4, Inches vacuum: .40
Degrees advance at 1000 RPM: 4-1/4 - 5-1/4, Inches vacuum: 1.7
Degrees advance at 1500 RPM: 6-1/4 - 7-1/4, Inches vacuum: 2.8
Degrees advance at 2000 RPM: 7-1/2 - 8-1/2, Inches vacuum: 3.7
Part No. 8BA-12127, 0BA-12127:
Degrees advance at 500 RPM: 0 - 1, Inches vacuum: .30
Degrees advance at 1000 RPM: 5.2 - 6.2, Inches vacuum: 1.32
Degrees advance at 1500 RPM: 8-3/4 - 10, Inches vacuum: 2.85
Degrees advance at 2000 RPM: 10 - 11-1/4, Inches vacuum: 3.7

 

What he sayed

 

Damn Nelson, when i first met you, you couldn't even spell flathead, you been paying
attention.
you did good.

 

WOOOOW.....Now that's service with a smile.....Thank a mill Mr. Nelson

 

If you have problems with the Champion plugs go with Autolite 216's (this from my own experience)

 

i use the autolite 216's

 

Damn Nelson, when i first met you, you couldn't even spell flathead, you been paying
attention.
you did good.[/quote]now that was funny............dave

 

Ngk b6l

 

Ditto......NGK B6L's for me.......

CB