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Nice work-But, I have to suggest to NOT run a metal gas vent line near a light fixture--------you don't want gas fumes anywhere near a electrical warm spot or a metal line to carry electricity down...

I like the mesh tables in MC cataloques because it shows the reduction in area related to various wire diameters and spacing per inch------

that looks normal---------but I would suggest that since the body isn't on already--------fire the engine up and see if it shakes---If it runs smooth ok, but if it shakes, she needs some balance...

Are you kinda out in the country/rural area( can you see DC from there?) lived in Alexadrania? for a while I was based at DC in 1969-------

Most obvious would be probably if it has an external...

Does it have an external balance front dampner?

I would definitely suggest you see if you can get balance info on the cranl assembly including specific specs as to what flywheel/front...

and it was balanced with that flex plate???????

Did the balance guy use dowel pin in the crank? where you have the punch?

Is this an external balanced crank assembly?? The reason I ask is that I can see crank flange thru the hole in flex plate---------but if you look at where the TCI sticker is you'll notice that there...

I think your flywheel/flexplate is on backwards

So is that a Phase converter sitting over by the wall?????

McMaster-Carr