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From the looks of the hose clamps, it's not for AC.

Spreadsheets, heavy duty stackable bins with lids, sharpies, photos (before and after - and there are never enough photos), and heavy duty ziplock bags of all sizes are your friends. Take pictures before you take something apart from all angles, lay the parts out in spatial order and take more...

I would be interested in a pair of Boss 302 heads and a '71 302 sump. You wouldn't happen to be driving over on Interstate 90?

You have a ram air hood, but from the photos, you don't have all of the ram air components - intake horns, vacuum motors, plenum, air cleaner and filter lid. Those parts are available as reproductions. Originals are getting Very Expensive.

That is a very straight car from the photos. Door gaps on both sides are excellent, no bow to the hoot, floors look nice - the expensive stuff looks to be in good condition. Congrats!

It will be interesting to see where this ends up. If most of what they replaced was original, they may have done themselves a disservice with all of the recent maintenance.

We need to see more. From this photo, it looks like your dashboard is installed incorrectly.

I wouldn't bother. It doesn't tell you what "quality" means in terms of oil life. You can probably make just as accurate an analysis by looking at the end of your dipstick.

It also looks like it has the hood lock catches on the core support, but no hood locks in the hood.

It has a ram air hood, but nothing else from the ram air system.

It's a passenger side.

I have a black one available. I can't remember off the top of my head which side. If you are interested I'll grab some photos.

Here you go... https://www.ebay.com/itm/144321605561

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144321605561

The car has probably been painted and the holes for the original badging were filled - one way or another.

The rag joint is different - hopefully the new column comes with the correct rag joint.

Which part of the cap was painted? There is a brushed portion that might be painted on service parts.

Just Dashes does vinyl resurfacing/recovering of interior parts in the proper grain and color. They are Very Proud of their work, and they have every right to be. If you go that route, I would send in everything - door panels, rear interior quarters and the dash pad, as anything not done will...

I'd be interested in the rear interior quarters if they aren't crumbly from UV damage.

Avoiding shipping is a Good Thing. I bought an NOS '71 convertible left side rear quarter panel years ago for super low money. Yellow Freight folded it in half cramming another box into the trailer. Fortunately their insurance was good for it.