My '92 ford F-150 will rarely start?

It's an old truck and still needs work. My dad said that it is cold- natured. To start it you need to gas it. It will start 50 percent of the time but recently it's like 10 percent of the time. When you first try to start it you need to get it right because if you don't it won't start no matter how much you try so you have to wait a while before your next try. What needs to be done so that when you start it, it will start right away without gassing it.

Also when it does start. I have to wait for it to wind down, my dad said for the governor to kick in. Will it always be like that or can something be done so when I start it I can go immediatly.

Added (1). The battery and spark plugs are both new, spark plugs were just put in there as it came in the box, not adjusted because we didn't have the tool for it at the time, we do now tho but haven't yet. When it first idles it sounds like it sputters a little until it idles down. What do you mean by misfire?

2007 ford f150 power issue?

Last tonight while driving home from work i noticed my radio losing power then a a few miles later all my gauges zeroed out (rpm tach fuel temp etc) i made it off the highway then my truck died i coasted into a parking lot and tried to restart it it wouldnt restart i tried popping the clutch to start and nothing i hit a small bump and power came back to the gauges lights and radio after a jump it started back up but as soon as i moved the truck it happened again lost all power and truck died can anyone help out it is a 2007 ford F150 xl v6 4.2l
i replaced the
- altenator in jan of 2014
- battery in Dec of 2014
- coilpack cluster april of 2015
- plugs & plug wires fuel treatment in april 2015

2007 f150 v6 4.2 truck died?

Tonight while driving home from work i noticed my radio losing power then a a few miles later all my gauges zeroed out (rpm tach fuel temp etc) i made it off the highway then my truck died i coasted into a parking lot and tried to restart it it wouldnt restart i tried popping the clutch to start and nothing i hit a small bump and power came back to the gauges lights and radio after a jump it started back up but as soon as i moved the truck it happened again lost all power and truck died can anyone help out it is a 2007 ford F150 xl v6 4.2l
i replaced the
- altenator in jan of 2014
- battery in Dec of 2014
- coilpack cluster april of 2015
- plugs & plug wires fuel treatment in april 2015

Should I unplug my trucks battery at night? Its old but I re?

Ok I have a 2001 ford f150 super crew 4x4 4.6 that I restored and I baby its all stock and its literally my favorite car I ever, my question is I I go as far as to keep a car cover on it should I unplug the battery when I'm done using it? I have another one that is my beater so the nice one sits a few days at a time my concern is fire I don't want this truck to ever break and would like serious answers iv owned this vehicle for 3 years so i'm positive how much I like it, thanks

Two vehicles on a property that was just sold got towed?

The previous owner of the neighboring business property has allowed me to park vehicles on a small patch of gravel beside my garage for the past 10+ years. Just yesterday the property was sold (i was not aware or notified of this). This morning i find a citation on both of the vehicles i had there, the offence was parking on privet property. Both vehicles are not running currently running but i called my cousin to come and get them moved for me. Not even 2 hours after i found the citation and before i got them moved the one was towed and they came back for the other, i was able to get them to leave the truck my. While i was talking to the tow truck driver he told me that legally they should have warned me before getting citations and towing because the vehicles were on that property before it was bought it and the new owner did not post privet property signs or no parking signs. Should I try to fight this?

Added (1). I'm in Pennsylvania, by the way.

Added (2). The truck (the one i was able to persuade the tow truck driver to leave) is a 1987 ford f150, I was offered up to $5,000 for it before i decided to try to sell it, should've took the deal because thats plenty more then what its worth. The car however is a 2007 chevy Malibu classic and was the first car I bought all on my own. Kinda makes me want to fight.