I worked on this SS all day. The first few times I tried starting it, it done nothing. I then found the main battery cable melted to the header tube and the small post nut on the solenoid loose. I bumped the engine over to TDC and pulled the distributor. I threw away the mix match plug wires. I started investigating the main engine harness. A lot of stuff was hanging around the headers. The main engine harness was burnt to the header. They cut the wires at the starter post and ran them to the battery post. That's the custom red wires with the household wiring plastic twist nuts. I removed all that crap and put on new ends. I reattached them to the starter post. Got rid of all the computer wiring and plugs. I put on a new positive battery cable and new battery terminals. I reclocked the oil pump shaft and reset the distributor. Car fired right up. I also fixed a bad ground on the blower motor and got that working. I noticed on the drive home when I bought it, there were about 4 inches of steering wheel play. I found the rag joint had separated on one side. I swapped the shaft out with a Jeep shaft I had here. I then moved on to the windshield wipers. They are parked half way up the windshield. I turned on the ignition and probed the fuse. I got nothing on either side of the wiper fuse and the radio fuse. All the others are good. Not sure why at least one side is not hot with key on and wiper switch on. I removed the lower column panel and noticed a bunch of butt connectors on the steering column harness. This is where I stopped for the night. It had an old alarm system so I yanked it out. Think I'm going to pull the entire dash out to see what has been cut. Oh yeah, I also removed all the power steering bracket mayhem and reinstalled the brackets correctly with correct bolts and stud. Had to dump out 4 big boxes of engine hardware to find that damn stud with the nut half way on it. Lol