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I think you answered your own question

Did you try Jim Kramer?

Just thinking, but the idler pulley is lined up with the 3rd groove and the water pump pulley should be also. the back 2 grooves should run the AC pump and the alternator. That would leave the front most groove for the power steering pump. What if you placed the AC pump behind the bracket...

I know I saw a post about this subject some time ago. I is positioned in the corner of the vinyl in the carpet.IIRC. Sorry no pics.

A picture would help

Not the dimmer switch

Heck, if it's a driver and not a show queen, I'd get lines from the parts store, premade in slightly longer form and if needed, put an extra bend or two in them to get the correct length needed. No cutting, flaring and call it done. In years past, when money was tight, and the vehicle had to be...

Beautiful! And that color fits so well! You can be proud of it for sure! Not many prefer that year but that's what makes them unique!

Use a hose and be done with it

First, beautiful car! Next, too bad you can't enlist the help of a person who knows how this goes together. I can't blame your son for not wanting to chip anymore paint! Some macking tape over the adjecent areas of the stainless trim would aid in protecting the paint during this process...

Not from OH, from PA, but doubt you'll find much as most of those cars have been saved or crushed by now. You might find a small stash on private properties though. Might be some stuff that owners are "going to restore some day" Good luck trying to buy that!

Suit yourself, but if you're going to replace what you have, I would and did myself, go with the tapered bearing. It's just as much work either way. Up to you.

So, without the kickout your pan is probably an 8 qt pan

I agree with using water to get an idea of capacity. I have a pan similat to yours and it is a 10 qt pan. I use a 3 qt accumulator also and 12 qts of oil. And you're right as an additional qt will be in the filter and such as the engine is running. I have a windage screen in the pan as well...

Same way I do mine!

Even with two peop[e accidents can happen . Sounds like you already know the answer. If you can handle the hood solo at this point, how many years before you can't? Yes, those A12's are cool, and I've had and still have a lift off glass hood on my 63 and still handle it myself at 73 yrs old, but...

YIKES!

Yep! 14's and 15's. Not 16

Yes, I was going to guess 60's ruffcut