Bracket engine, what would you build and why?

thanks for the info. i cant take credit for the short block becasue i bought it used off a guy from moparts. he built it for his street 66 B-body and then decided to build a 500 for his car. i only payed 2800 for it and thought it was a great deal at the time.now the roller cam and heads i bought brand new from porter racing heads. well between the short block and the heads i have about 6200 in it. i did install the heads etc. the trans is a TF727 built by me with cope racing transmission parts. sorry i don't really remember what the rpm threw the traps were its been to long, but if i remember at the time i was shifting at 6500 when i had the 4.10 gears and i think my friend was shifting at around 6200. well if i ever get my back fixed( i have 4 herniated disc in my lower back, started getting spine shots and have one left. the doc said if they don't fix it i will probably have to get back surgery.) I hope to start swapping parts over from the dart to the duster. it is a all steel 73 duster that i put the front-end from a 72 on it. it does have fiberglass fenders though. when i get the money i am going to get a fiberglass hood and bumpers for it etc. I was thinking about using lexan for the windows but not sure if i want to go threw all the trouble of keeping them clean etc. i dont have a shop so my car sits out side all the time.here is a few picks of the dart. thanks Bobby also threw a few pics of the duster its the red car.


That dart is a sweet looking car and the duster looks like solid car to build. Back trouble sucks! Good luck with the injections, hope you can get healed up soon and back to working on you're car.
Lexan is lighter no doubt, but I would never use it for a windshield. It gets scratched and sandblasted over time. The glare is horrible!