Coolant loss does not lead only to "blown head gasket". If that's your only symptom, I would look else where. Start checking for leaks instead. Lower intake gasket, rad hose, water pump gasket or weeping hole, heater core(wet carpet) heater core connections. Etc

 

Yes or one like it.

 

Carpet isn't wet. If it were any of the other things would there not be water on my carport?

I know last year when it evidently was the rad cap, I didn't have anything on the carport but what about the other things?

 

Only if your heater core was leaking, your carpet under the dash on the passenger side would be wet

 

I get that but if it were anything else you mentioned, would there not be something wet under the car in the driveway?

 

Here's some of the spark plugs. Only have one more to go. Gonna put new ones in anyway. Oh and yes there are 6 but one is outside. They all look the same so far really.

 

It could be the lighting but that second broken one from the left (top pic) is looking pretty clean.

 

those look like wrong spark plugs. If i had to guess they are to a ford ranger.

 

I'm sure its in lighting. If something is wrong with one then it is with them all. They look identical.

We didn't put these in so can't tell u anything about them. I just know the spark plug puller fit them and was too small on one of our other cars. So if I go to parts store and tell them I need them for specific car will they fit? I know it's not original motor but looks same as the other 95 motor.

 

Those plugs are way too dirty to be a blown headgasket, the first plug looks like your leaking a little oil into the combustion chamber. When you go to the parts store just tell them you have a 95 3.4 and get regular AC copper plugs.