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I think you will be way happier with a built automatic and the right converter. Going manual is not cheap and there is a lot more going on. With a motor making good quick power you will be rowing gears like a mad man. For overall street use the automatic will be a whole lot easier to drive.
Get that old condenser out of the system and run the wire from the distributor to the coil negative. Are both point sets opening? Is there 12 volts to the coil with the key on and when cranking? You should be able to trouble shoot that in minutes.