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Aside from the manual, there’s the 1966-1970 restoration guide: Mopar B-Body Restoration: 1966-1970

You would do well to follow Project ZomBEE at Mopar Connection Magazine. It’s going through all of this same sheet metal repair on a ‘70 Bee. Video: Project ZomBEE’s Quarter Panel Predicament - Mopar Connection Magazine | A comprehensive daily resource for Mopar enthusiast news, features and...

That RTX dash is sweet. I’ve seen several get installed and they’ve all turned out great. https://moparconnectionmagazine.com/gallery-rallye-dash-revitalization-with-dakota-digital-and-classic-industries/

That bulge hood is worth $1,000+ in any kind of decent shape. Give it another thought or two or three before cutting, especially since that little bit of fresh air is unlikely to affect performance even the slightest.

Looking good! By the way, @nstyle73 your inbox is full.

I believe those are date/serial/shift codes of some sort. Insignificant for your purposes unless you're looking for a date coded transmission for a 1974/1975 car.

3681864 is a 727 that came from 1974/1975 car with a 400 engine. All 727's were 3 speeds.