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Since the deck was cut so much and some off the heads I decided to go with a thicker gasket to get the comression down to use pump gas with the iron heads and also I was concerned about the intake fitment. I went with a SCE .093 gasket. The first set I got from Summit which did a full US tour...
The pink and yellow three wire connector go to the accessory lamp in the dash pad above the gauges. The tan round connector I am not sure of, it is not connected on my 74.
As dadsbee said the bar pictured is a 68-69 bar in the factory location. You have a 70, the brackets are different. Do you have factory disc brakes? If so the early bar will interfere with them as they are forward mounted in 70. Just wait till you get the bar and verify what it is.
Moved the blast cabinet to the carport. Had enough of the dust in the garage. Parts washer is next. Ordered some casters to mount it on so it can easily roll out and I can use the leaf blower to keep things clean.
Years ago I had a 73 Rallye 400 car that had the k-frame heavily modified for a Hemi, since 20 something me could not afford a Hemi I bought a small block k-member and installed a 340. Car is likley still running around with a small block in it.